Carthage police asking for help locating suspect who shot victim, fled scene
Anyone with information about this shooting is asked to contact the Carthage Police Department at (903) 693-3866. By Stephanie Frazier | April 14, 2021 at 3:04 PM CDT - Updated April 14 at 3:19 PM
CARTHAGE, Texas (KLTV) - Police Chief Blake Smith says a man was shot during the early hours of Monday morning.
Smith said at 1:45 a.m. Monday, Carthage Police Department received a report of an assault victim in the 100 block of Tribble Alley. Carthage Police officers responded to the scene, along with EMS.
When they arrived they found a male victim with an apparent gunshot wound. The victim said that he did not know who shot him. He was then transported by helicopter to a Tyler hospital for treatment.
Carthage police asking for help locating suspect who shot victim, fled scene
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Podcast: The 3WHH on Democracy at Easter
Winston Churchill wrote that “No two cities have counted more with mankind than Athens and Jerusalem. Their messages in religion, philosophy, and art have been the main guiding lights of modern faith and culture.” For Easter and Passover Lucretia and I decided to take up the Jerusalem side of this theme with the help of a forgotten figure who was a major influence on the young Churchill the American politician Bourke Cochran. In particular, in a 1910 speech Cochran, a Catholic, gave a marvelous synoptic account of how Christianity planted the seed of modern democratic equality. (In part we are responding to a few commenters on last week’s show who questioned Lucretia’s rendition of Dante on monarchy and the divine right of kings.)
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The Cumberland Pirates avoided a let down against Villa Grove with a 34-0 win on Friday night.
Cumberland would get scores from all three phases of the game with 2 offensive touchdown, 2 defensive touchdowns and a special teams touchdown.
Cumberland got their first score of the night in the first quarter on a fourth and goal from the nine as Logan Thilker was able to find Ross Hemmen in the endzone for a touchdown and the Pirates never looked back.
The Cumberland defense pitched their second straight shutout, something the Pirates haven’t done in at least 25 years! It wasn’t all great for the Cumberland defense as they gave up 111 yards rushing to Jack Benschneider but Villa Grove could never punch the ball in the end zone.