Brandon Messick
Reporter at Today’s News-Herald
Staff Writer for Today’s News-Herald (@havasunews) in Lake Havasu City, AZ
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6 days ago |
havasunews.com | Brandon Messick
A dusty, unpaved road led Colorado River Indian Tribes and Parker law enforcement to an alleged homicide last weekend, leaving two people dead and one in serious condition. Investigation remains ongoing in the case, but new details have now been made public. CRIT officials issued a statement in the April 13 incident, which reportedly took place at 27354 Gould Road, south of the town of Parker.
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1 week ago |
kdminer.com | Brandon Messick
A dusty, unpaved road led Colorado River Indian Tribes and Parker law enforcement to an alleged homicide last weekend, leaving two people dead and one in serious condition. Investigation remains ongoing in the case, but new details have now been made public. CRIT officials issued a statement in the April 13 incident, which reportedly took place at 27354 Gould Road, south of the town of Parker.
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1 week ago |
havasunews.com | Brandon Messick
A Parker man has been charged with animal cruelty, after police say he left seven puppies in a taped moving box at the Western Arizona Humane Society, without food or water. Officers were called April 4 to the humane society’s 2610 Sweetwater Ave. facility, after employees reported finding the box of puppies near the organization’s donation shed. Police say the box contained three male and four female pitbull-heeler mixes, each as young as five weeks old. kA 5:ClQ=ECQmkDA2?
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1 week ago |
havasunews.com | Brandon Messick
Jurors found themselves at an impasse last week in the case of a Lake Havasu City man who was accused of multiple sex offenses against two underage victims. On Friday, prosecutors are expected to decide whether to seek a new trial against the defendant. Thomas Workman, 50, was indicted last year in Mohave Superior Court on three counts of sexual conduct with a minor and an additional count of child molestation.
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1 week ago |
havasunews.com | Brandon Messick
The summer boating season is fast approaching, and high-powered watercraft are already revving their engines in anticipation of Lake Havasu City’s future boating events. And those events began last week with the 3rd Annual Super Cat Fest West exhibition. According to event organizer Dave Johnson, commonly known to Havasu residents as “River Dave,” Super Cat Fest West raised about $142,000 through its charity auction, with an additional $200,000 matched by California paving company RJ Noble.
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