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Oklahoma s governor has spared the life of death row inmateJulius Jonesjust hours before his scheduled execution. Governor Kevin Stitt on Thursday commuted Jones death sentence to life in prison without the possibility of parole.Jones attorney, Amanda Bass, applauded the governor s decision. Governor Stitt took an important step today towards restoring public faith in the criminal justice system by ensuring that stanley cup Oklahoma does not execute an innocent man, Bass said in a statement. While we had hoped the Governor would adopt the Board s recommendation in full by commuting Julius s sentence to life with the possibility of parole in light of the overwhelming evidence of Julius s innocence, we are grateful that the Governor has prevented an irreparable mistake. In 1999, Jones was 19 years old when he was convicted for the murder of businessman Paul Howell, who was shot in the driveway of his parent s home. Witnesses told police they saw a Black man with a red bandanna and 1 to stanley cups 2 inches of hair shoot Howell and steal his SUV.Three days later, Jones was arrested for matching the suspect s description but his family claims his head was shaved and he was at home during the time of the shooting. Julius Jones in 2018. Oklahoma Department of Corrections Jones and his fam stanley cup ily have argued that his death row sentencing only took place because Wvsy Scary : California community close to running out of water
BECKER, Minn. -- A 17-year-old teenager is now charged in the July traffic accident that took the life of a father and his young daughter, reports CBS affiliate WWCO.Carlee Rose Bollig was behind the wheel of a pickup truck on July 21 when it ran a red light at an intersection. Texting driver impaled by pole 01:25 air max 1 Charles Mauer and his 10-year-old daughter, Cassy, were on their way home from the Monticello library when Bollig slammed into their car. Now, crosses stand at the intersection as sad reminders of the senseless cost of distracted driving. From what I knew stanley cup of Chuck, he was a nice guy, said Nick Wickham, his next door neighbor. Wickham added, You re not supposed to be on the phone while driving. It was something that shouldn t have happened. Minnesota State Patrol Lt. Tiffany Schweigart converse says investigators now have a clear picture of what led to the fatal crash.They have strong evidence that Bollig was texting on her phone and blew through a red light, even ignoring early caution lights of the signal change ahead. Drivers blame addiction for phone use while driving 03:04