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View Comments One person was killed and two others were injured after a car pulled up beside theirs on Interstate 10 and shot at them. The victims were heading to Lafayette after leaving an all-night establishment at about 5:30 a.m. on West Second Street in Crowley, according to a release from the Acadia Parish Sheriff s Office. They were traveling east on I-10 near mile marker 85 when a car pulled up next to them and shot at the car multiple times, the sheriff s office said. All three people in the car were hit and taken to a local hospital. One person later died from his injuries. ....
A shooting Sunday morning on Interstate 10 between Rayne and Crowley lands three victims in the hospital and Acadia Parish Sheriff s deputies looking for who fired the shots. Sheriff K.P. Gibson says the incident happened around 5:30 a.m. near mile marker 85/86 as the victims were traveling to Lafayette after leaving an all night business on West Second Street in Crowley. Investigators say the suspect vehicle pulled on the side of the victims vehicle then fired multiple rounds into it. It s not known yet what conditions the victims are in after each of them were struck. Detectives do not believe that this is a road rage incident. ....
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June 3, 1886: The Comet readers learned of the death of an area resident. âMary A. Andis, died at her residence, six miles south of Jonesboro, May 4, 1886, in the seventy-second year of her age. Mrs. Andis was twice married, first to Mr. Nathaniel H. Willis in Harrisonburg, Va., Oct. 2, 1837, and then to Mr. Adam Andis in Jonesboro, Tenn., June 18, 1860.â More details revealed, âShe was a member of the Baptist Church and had been for forty-one years. Her last illness was marked by great sufferings of body. Though she was unable to talk to her friends and relatives while crossing the âlast river,â yet they derive comfort from the record of a long life of professed christian (sic) consecration and union with the people of God. It would have given her children and friends so much comfort to receive her dying testimony to her interest in the Saviour, but they were denied this happy privilege. Dying in the faith of Jesus, all christians (sic) have the prese ....