Carolyn Cerda
Anchor and Reporter at WHBQ-TV (Memphis, TN)
Anchor,Reporter at WEAR-TV (Pensacola, FL)
@FOX13Memphis Anchor/Reporter | Opinions = mine, RTs/links =/= endorsements
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1 week ago |
fox13memphis.com | Carolyn Cerda
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Wednesday afternoon, a jury found three former Memphis Police officers not guilty of 21 counts in the state trial related to Tyre Nichols' death, shocking many in the community. But FOX13 Legal Expert, Attorney Andre Wharton, said he was only somewhat surprised by the verdicts. "It's a tough, tough verdict, but I'm not totally surprised," said Wharton. "There are a lot of different dynamics that went into, I'm sure, this jury's verdict.
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1 week ago |
fox13memphis.com | Carolyn Cerda
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee vetoed his first bill since taking office in 2019, nixing a measure that would have made it easier for a state board to deny parole. The move by the governor Tuesday to strike down stricter probation rules was no surprise to criminal reform advocates. "I wasn't shocked," said DeAndre Brown, Director the Shelby Co. Office of Re-Entry. "Governor Lee has truly been a friend in the reentry space.
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1 week ago |
fox13memphis.com | Carolyn Cerda
MILLINGTON, Tenn. - District leaders at Millington Municipal Schools said there were “serious allegations” that led to an investigation and then the firing of a basketball coach at Millington Central Middle High School. School board chairman Chris Denson told FOX13 the allegations involved a girl, which led to the Title IX investigation. “It’s taken very serious,” said Denson.
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1 week ago |
fox13memphis.com | Carolyn Cerda
MILLINGTON, Tenn. - District leaders at Millington Municipal Schools said there were “serious allegations” that led to an investigation and then the firing of a basketball coach at Millington Central Middle High School. School board chairman Chris Denson told FOX13 the allegations involved a girl, which led to the Title IX investigation. “It’s taken very serious,” said Denson.
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2 weeks ago |
fox13memphis.com | Carolyn Cerda
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) held a community forum Wednesday night at Greater Imani Church in Raleigh. District leaders, including MSCS Interim Superintendent Dr. Roderick Richmond, joined law enforcement, parents and students to talk about violence impacting students, including the recent shooting that killed two Booker T. Washington high school students. RELATED: Family speaks out after two Booker T.
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