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Isaiah 117 organization plans to expand into Hamblen County

Isaiah 117 House announces plans to expand into Hamblen County For kids entering the foster care system, removal day can be traumatizing. The Isaiah 117 House organization hopes to change that. Author: Grace King (10News) Updated: 9:48 PM EDT June 27, 2021 MORRISTOWN, Tenn In the past decade, the Tennessee Department of Children s Services said there has been a 51 percent increase in parents losing the legal right to care for their kids. That s put roughly 8,000 under the care of the state s foster care system. For many of them, removal day can be traumatizing. Imagine losing your home. Imagine losing your possessions, except what can go in a black trash bag, said Ronda Paulson, executive director and founder of Isaiah 117 house. Imagine losing your pet. Imagine possibly losing your brother or sister when you get separated.

stripes - Judge in murder case against VA police officer allows both sides to seek more records

Judge in murder case against VA police officer allows both sides to seek more records by   Timothy R. Thomas, a police officer with the Department of Veterans affairs, is charged with murdering Navy veteran Nicholas Lile, 42, on Jan. 3 while drinking with their spouses and friends in the basement of Liles’ Lowell, Ind. home. (Lake County Sheriff) CROWN POINT, Ind. A suspended U.S. Veterans Affairs police officer’s attorneys can subpoena a cellphone provider for call records for the man he’s accused of murdering, the man’s wife and the couple’s friend, a judge ruled Tuesday. Lake Criminal Court Judge Salvador Vasquez also granted Lake County prosecutors’ request to seek employment records for defendant Timothy R. Thomas, including work schedules, disciplinary records and complaints.

Bail granted for man charged with murdering Navy veteran

CROWN POINT — A U.S. Veterans Affairs police officer charged with murder in the shooting death of a Navy veteran earlier this year appeared in court Friday once again free on bond. Timothy R. Thomas, 40, of Highland, posted a $7,000 cash bond Thursday afternoon after Lake Criminal Court Judge Salvador Vasquez granted his petition to let bail. Thomas appeared before Vasquez on Friday morning, along with attorneys Christopher Cooper and Ben Murphy. Thomas had requested a gag order against the wife to slain Navy veteran Nicholas Lile, 42, who died after Thomas shot him Jan. 3 in the basement of Lile s home near Lowell.

Defense questions witnesses to veteran's homicide about inconsistencies in statements