Juliet is testing out new surveillance tools in a push to make campus safer The Wilson County School Board unanimously approved a pilot program allowing law enforcement to access real-time data from license plate reader (LPR) cameras on campus The initiative equips three of the school’s existing outdoor cameras with LPR technology capable of reading and flagging vehicle plates The system is operated through Flock Safety a platform widely used by local law enforcement agencies The cameras will send alerts to the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office if a vehicle connected to a law enforcement alert such as a threat or missing person is detected entering or exiting school grounds It will also be able to detect if a threat is in the area off Lebanon Road or North Greenhill Road The program is designed to give school officials and deputies an early warning system if someone has made a threat and their vehicle has been flagged by law enforcement the system would notify the police who would then notify the school's SRO's immediately if that vehicle comes on campus or near campus initiating a soft lockdown Green Hill High is the first school in the district to test the technology similar systems could be rolled out at other Wilson County schools Local law enforcement agencies including Mt Juliet Police and Lebanon Police have already credited license plate readers with helping solve crimes in the broader community View the full MOU document here Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInMT (WSMV) - Green Hill High School will be getting upgrades to three of its exterior cameras Wilson County School Board has entered a pilot program to activate these cameras into license plate readers (LPRs) The decision came on April 24 during a school board meeting in a unanimous decision Here are instructions on how to watch WSMV4 live on various platforms. “We would know if a potential threat is on or near our campus,” said Bart Baker Wilson County Schools Public Information Officer “We would have the ability to flag vehicles (an individual makes a threat of violence and we want an alert if they come on campus) through our SRO.” a platform used by local law enforcement that alerts them when a flagged vehicle is spotted That data is only accessible to the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office with it currently being free for Wilson County Schools as they assess the benefits vs For years, prosecutors have filed more prison riot charges against young people incarcerated at a state-run juvenile detention center in Chehalis than any other facility in Washington Legal advocates for youth say the felony charges indiscriminately target young people when it’s not warranted The Lewis County prosecutor who oversees filing many of the charges says his office is just following the law as it was written Under a bill passed last week by Washington lawmakers prison riot charges would no longer be brought against young people held in juvenile rehabilitation centers which has not yet been signed into law by Gov would also allow anyone who pleaded or was found guilty of a prison riot in a juvenile detention center in the past five years to have the conviction vacated. If they are still serving time The bill passed amid a dramatic rise over the last two years in prison riot charges filed against youth incarcerated at the Green Hill School in Chehalis The detention center has made a spate of headlines about assaults drawing attention to — and criticism of — the state’s handling of the juvenile justice system In Washington, a “prison riot” is defined by statute as whenever two or more incarcerated people assemble and act in “such a manner as to disturb the good order of the institution” through force of violence. It’s a felony offense that carries a sentence between one and 10 years the bill excludes facilities operated by the Department of Children Youth and Families and county juvenile detention facilities from the definition of a “correctional institution” in the context of prison riot charges the bill requires that DCYF establish rules for internally handling prison riot behavior like the agency does for other infractions. That effort is already underway The bill was heavily debated during the hearing process with opponents arguing it will let young people off the hook for breaking the law prison riot charges have been disproportionately filed against people at Green Hill School compared to adult prisons managed by the Department of Corrections like the state penitentiary in Walla Walla The medium-maximum security center in Chehalis has been overcrowded for over a year amplifying violent incidents and halting programming for the young men between 17 and 25 who are housed there Elisa Cozad is a staff attorney with TeamChild which provides free legal services and advocates for youth involved in the juvenile rehabilitation system there have been major spikes in prison riot charges against youth at Green Hill.  Lewis County — where the Green Hill School is located — files the vast majority of prison riot charges in the state the county accounted for 67% of statewide prison riot charges despite being home to about 3% of the state’s incarcerated population according to the Washington State Office of Financial Management.  “We’re not doing this to adults but this is what we’re doing to our young people more subject to fighting,” said TeamChild policy manager Arthur Longworth Cozad said the team has seen youth who were defending themselves, or who say they were attempting to break up a fight, get charged. In some cases, she said, staff are slow to respond or turn a blind eye to the fights. Last year, an employee at Green Hill School was charged with prison riot abuse of office and conspiracy to commit assault after allowing one incarcerated young person to attack another “Basically any sort of fight has been sent to the prosecutor’s office during that time,” Cozad said including minor fights that don’t threaten the institution.  Cozad said there aren’t instances of youth colluding to take over the facility “It’s really kids fighting amongst themselves and I think we’re seeing that is because of the problems within the institution Lewis County Prosecutor Jonathan Meyer said his office is simply following the prison riot statute as it was written to address assaultive behavior at Green Hill.  “I think it turns Green Hill into a fight club,” Meyer said of the bill.  Meyer also defended the cases the agency did choose to prosecute pointing out the office declined 77 cases of the 235 referred to the office between late 2022 and this February “We take no joy in charging them,” Meyer said Meyer also said the incidents that are charged generally are not minor “We see some legitimate issues that aren’t just two people getting into a fight,” said Russell Brown executive director of the Washington Association of Prosecuting Attorneys An analysis by the Office of Financial Management’s public safety policy and research center found there is a racial disproportionality in who is charged with prison riot from Green Hill particularly among young Hispanic/Latino and Black people. About 83% of people charged with prison riot between 2017 and 2024 were people of color according to data from the Administrative Office of the Courts said riot charges keep young people behind bars “If you’re in (Green Hill) for whatever the offense is and you get caught up in this prison riot offense you could get two to six years added to your sentence as well as big financial penalties,” Peterson said “You’re just going to lose hope.” some brought up the idea of changing the prison riot statute further said “it’s always important for us to go back and double check our work and triple check our work.” thinks the statute doesn’t make a lot of sense: He said there’s a “massive” sentencing range and the offense could be a class C felony instead of class B.  DCYF spokesperson Nancy Gutierrez said the agency is “supportive” of the bill and is reviewing who would be eligible for resentencing if it’s signed into law The department anticipates shorter sentences for those individuals where the majority of young people with prison riot charges reside The bill could also expand eligibility for community placement opportunities.  About 21 people in adult prison could be up for resentencing.  DCYF launched a new behavior management system for juvenile rehabilitation creating a framework for how the department responds to inappropriate behavior It’s in the early stages of being developed Stay secure and make sure you have the best reading experience possible by upgrading your browser While seating will be available, guests are encouraged to bring a picnic blanket to enjoy the park in their own style. Mark your calendars for the remaining Food Truck Thursday events this spring: Copyright 2025 by WSLS 10 - All rights reserved. Click here to take a moment and familiarize yourself with our Community Guidelines TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us Internships at WSLS 10 Careers at WSLS 10 Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications Copyright © 2025 WSLS.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group The writing is on the walls at 518 Summit Way in Mt On the giant green wall that greets visitors upon arrival at the field the Green Hill softball team calls home On the green metal sign bound by bolts driven deep into the deep-dark-red brick wall that envelopes the home dugout Avary Stockwell's bat Carved them into a breathing history that has a year and some change remaining on its ledger and when they talk about their best players there's always a "but" with them," said Green Hill coach Savannah Sanders there's something that can go wrong along the way She's a pillar for who we want our kids to be." ma'ams" and the "pleases" and the "thank yous." The picking up teammates even when she's not the star of the show Avary Stockwell wasn't born with bat acumen or a silver slugging spoon in her mouth The main ingredient simple: A healthy helping of want to and hard work Stockwell began hitting softball off a tee at rec fields in Mt Her first over-the-fence home run didn't occur until three or four years later "It was on what we called 'The big field.' It was 160 feet Does she come from a lineage of heavy hitters but it's also because I feel like I work hard too," she said Blondish-brown braids from each side of her head were mostly hidden under her white helmet the one with the letters "GH" intertwined in green on the front before they joined into one just above the nape of her neck Eyeblack smeared on each cheek and that familiar CRBN bat the one with the black handle and white barrel Stockwell dug into the batter's box during an April 9 game against Coffee County Only this time the ball didn't go over the fence but instead a million feet into the crisp spring air The process was repeated during her second at-bat Guess who was the first one out of the dugout to greet teammate Chezney Whipker after her third-inning home run just like I would want them to celebrate me." 'I've always had a target on my back'Forget for a moment her well-north-of .700 batting average Let's talk about her 4.3 grade-point average Those softball numbers are a direct reflection of those classroom numbers "I like challenging myself in the classroom A challenge she accepts graciously and aggressively "I feel like I've always had a target on my back," Stockwell said My expectations for myself are still there The Hawks kept their unbeaten record in tact in that game against Coffee County will tell how much more writing there will be on the walls at 518 Summit Way in Mt Paul Skrbina is a sports enterprise reporter covering the Predators, Titans, Nashville SC, local colleges and local sports for The Tennessean. Reach him at pskrbina@tennessean.com and on the X platform (formerly known as Twitter) @paulskrbina. Follow his work here POWER BALL: Why Avary Stockwell, a sophomore, is at the center Green Hill softball's state playoff push BEST OF BEST: Nashville area's top high school softball players at midway point of TSSAA season TOPS: Kailey Plumlee's two home runs lead Gordonsville in Nashville girls' Week 6 top performers – Food Truck Thursday is returning to Green Hill Park on April 23 from 11 a.m The following food vendors are slated to attend this Thursday: There will also be two Food Truck Thursday events in May: May 8 and May 22 For more information on Food Truck Thursday, click here. Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInBOLIVIA Department of Transportation (NCDOT) announced Green Hill Road in Bolivia will close next week NCDOT maintenance workers and contract partners will close the road in both directions Green Hill Road is expected to reopen on April 3 Donny Carter worked on golf course maintenance at private country clubs for more than three decades but he’s enjoying the change of scenery as the new superintendent at Green Hill Municipal Golf Course It’s only a 20-minute drive from his home in Sterling near Sterling National CC to Green Hill was hired as superintendent the first week of November after working at Pine Brook Country Club “I should have done this 10 years ago,” he said Carter will try hard to please the golfers at Green Hill but he expects them to be less demanding than the members were at the exclusive He already has the greens rolling fast at Green Hill but he joked that the fairways at Pine Brook may have rolled even faster “All you want to make sure of is that the greens are smooth and consistent,” he said The 6-foot-1 Carter intends to make an impact in his new job He plans to expand all of the greens to create more possible pin placements and make them less symmetrical He intends to aerify and roll the sand dams that have developed around the edges of the greens from years of top dressing Eliminating the sand dams will allow the rain to drain off the greens easier He also plans to shrink the size of some fairways and mow the tee boxes so they point straighter toward the fairways Carter said early in the season is the best time to do all this work because the grass isn’t growing yet He expects it to take less than a year for the expanded areas on the greens to mature Carter also plans to cut fairways half an inch high and the rough two inches high to speed up play so golfers can finish in four hours or less “I want them to enjoy themselves,” he said “His vision of how the golf course should be maintained,” head pro Matt Moison said Green Hill used to have red flags in the cups cut in the front of the greens white flags in the middle and blue flags in the back Carter plans to have all yellow flags on the greens Carter has enjoyed working with Moison and assistant pro Matt Strzepa “I have been very pleased with our interactions,” Moison said capable and proactive in his approach to the golf course.” Moison has worked with several superintendents during his 29 seasons as head pro all were first-year superintendents except for Vince Gilmartin who left after a few months when he was promoted by BrightView BrightView has a contract with the city to maintain the golf course who left after four years as superintendent Carter knew he wanted to be a golf course superintendent when he was 14 Holden Hills CC awarded junior memberships to youths who worked on the maintenance crew for two weeks Carter grew up in Sterling and learned to play golf by playing with his father at Grandview GC in Leominster he graduated from Wachusett Regional where he played on the golf team as a freshman Golf coach Ron Spakauskas was his chemistry teacher The summers after his junior and senior years at Wachusett he worked in maintenance at the International in Bolton under superintendent Ron Milenski Then he earned a degree in turf grass management at UMass-Stockbridge he served an internship at Oak Hill CC in Fitchburg from April through August he returned to the International to work for Milenski for a year Then he served as assistant superintendent at Nashawtuc CC in Concord for nine years in the 1990s when the club hosted Champions Tour events He enjoyed meeting such Champions Tour legends as Chi Chi Rodriguez and Lee Trevino five-time Champions Tour winner Tom Wargo offered to change the cups on the practice green Former Yankees pitcher Ralph Terry played on the Champions Tour and he asked Carter to caddie for him at Nashawtuc because he knew the course so well “I think it would have been something pretty cool.” Carter joined the crew at Sterling National CC for a couple of years before he moved on to Pine Brook CC a private member-owned country club with a golf course seven days a week from March through November but I just got to a point where I couldn’t do it anymore Carter said his job at Pine Brook was “intense” because the members demanded perfection “They used to call it ‘the Grass Museum,’ ” Carter said “It could be the funhouse or the jewel of Central Mass.,” he said he expected to take the rest of the summer off Tatnuck CC superintendent Craig Resley asked him to help him out and he worked part time there through the end of October Resley had worked for Carter at Pine Brook Carter also worked part time at Merrimack Valley Golf Club in Methuen after he received another call A chemical company vendor with whom Carter has worked told him about the opening at Green Hill and urged him to apply to BrightView for the position “This gave me the fire back in my belly again he plans to work six days a week from 5 a.m He’ll also spend parts of two days a week overseeing Dudley Hill Golf Club in Dudley including at Wachusett and Juniper Hill and Worcester CC His two lead assistants at Green Hill are Colin McCarthy and Tyler Fichtel He’d like to set the same kind of example that his past supervisors have for him “I’ve worked for a lot of great mentors,” he said I’ll always be indebted to them for that.” and he lives in Sterling with his wife Amy comments welcomeThis golf column returns for another year You can suggest story ideas by reaching me at the email listed below —Contact Bill Doyle at bcdoyle15@charter.net MYNORTHWEST POLITICS 6:00 PM | Updated: 6:12 pm BY MATT MARKOVICH A deeply partisan bill that aims to roll back harsh “prison riot” charges against juvenile offenders has now passed both chambers of the Washington State Legislature The Senate approved House Bill 1815 on Tuesday with a 27-21 vote and one senator excused Two Democrats broke ranks to join all Republicans in opposing the bill which has become a lightning rod in the debate over how to handle youth in custody The House previously passed the bill on March 12 with a 64-33 vote Three Republicans crossed the aisle to support the bill alongside all House Democrats The legislation now heads back to the House for concurrence on a few minor amendments before landing on Governor Bob Ferguson’s desk HB 1815 draws a clear line between adult prisons and juvenile detention centers It changes state law so that facilities run by the Department of Children and Families (DCYF) or county juvenile jails are no longer classified as “correctional institutions” when it comes to prison riot charges even a scuffle between two teens in juvenile lockup can lead to a prison riot charge—a Class B felony that can result in up to 10 years in adult prison anyone previously charged with a prison riot offense while in a juvenile facility would be able to: Supporters say it’s high time Washington stopped treating juvenile detention centers like maximum-security prisons Senator Claire Wilson (D-Auburn) spoke in favor of the bill before the Senate vote arguing that juveniles involved in fights or disturbances in youth facilities can still be held accountable—just not under riot laws “There are consequences for bad behavior,” Wilson said “But instead of facing a prison riot charge juveniles would be charged with more specific crimes like custodial assaul—a Class C felony—or assault in the first degree The debate has largely centered around Green Hill School in Lewis County—the only youth facility in Washington that still regularly charges teens with prison riot offenses those charges stemmed from fights between just two teens and suddenly they’re branded “rioters.” Washington is one of only a handful of states that allows riot charges with fewer than three people involved and no requirement that they acted together Opponents argue the bill goes too far and risks letting serious misconduct slide there were charges for a 25-person riot at Green Hill,” said Senate Minority Leader John Braun (R-Centralia) “While I’d agree that three people might just be a fight 25 people involved in malicious activity could reasonably be considered a riot.” Critics also point to the retroactive part of the bill which allows people to go back and ask the courts to erase past charges “This bill sends a very clear message that the inmates are more important than the staff tasked with taking care of them,” Senator Leonard Christian (R-Spokane Valley) said “When inmates work together to cause a riot in a facility there needs to be a charge available for that.” Matt Markovich is the KIRO Newsradio political analyst. Follow him on X Follow @https://twitter.com/mattmarkovich Get the best experience and stay connected to your community with our Spectrum News app. Learn More Green Hill Golf Course in Worcester opened for the season Wednesday.  Director of Golf Matt Moison said golfers are excited after a long hard winter and opening day is always the best time of year.  He said weather is the biggest factor when deciding when to open the course.  Green Hill is only allowing golfers to walk at this time Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInNASHVILLE (WSMV) - A man was charged after a robbery turned shooting at the Green Hills Mall that ended with a crash on the interstate According to the Metro Nashville Police Department 30-year-old Omari Moore was charged with aggravated robbery and unlawful gun possession by a convicted felon in connection with Tuesday afternoon’s robbery of a man who just left Green Hills Mall carrying shopping bags from a high-end retailer Police said the shopper was heading to his vehicle when he was spotted by Moore and his accomplice Moore got out of the Tesla and appeared to be carrying a pistol with an extended magazine Police said Moore and the shopper got into a fight and Moore got away with the shopping bags got into the passenger seat and the car drove off The shopper chased after the car and appeared to throw the extended gun magazine at the car Police recovered the magazine and two spent shell casings from the Green Hills parking lot A short time later on Interstate 65 North the driver of the Tesla crashed into a tree near mile marker 80 in Berry Hill The driver was found by first responders with injuries and later died at Vanderbilt University Medical Center Police said Moore didn’t know when the driver was shot or how it happened Moore also reportedly refused to say where they were before the crash Police said the circumstances of how the driver was fatally shot remain under investigation Detectives are also working to identify the victim of the robbery Police said he left the Green Hills Mall parking lot before police arrived Detectives are asking he come forward to be interviewed Moore was convicted of burglary and felony theft in Nashville in 2022 At that time he received a two-year sentence Police said Moore had other convictions of felony theft and evading arrest in Henderson County Police said efforts are underway to notify the next of kin of the man who died was shot and killed outside of Green Hills Mall on Tuesday leading to the closure of a portion of I-65 North a male shopper exited the mall carrying shopping bags from Louis Vuitton The shopper was then confronted by two people driving around the mall parking lot in a Tesla Police suspect they were searching to find a victim to rob the suspects in the Tesla pulled up next to him then exited the Tesla with what appeared to be a pistol with an extended magazine Moore and the shopper engaged in a short struggle where Moore was able to take the bags from the victim the two suspects drove off with the shopper chasing after them The shopper then allegedly threw the extended magazine at the car Moore told police he did not know when Easley was shot or how it happened He also refused to say where they were before the crash Easley attempted to enter I-65 North but instead lost control and crashed into a tree off the entrance ramp He was taken to Vanderbilt Medical and died shortly after but police are asking for the public's help in finding him in order to finish the investigation are not considering him as a suspect and do believe this altercation was random and not targeted Moore has been charged with aggravated robbery and unlawful gun possession by a convicted felon He was previously convicted in Nashville of burglary and felony theft in 2022 and received a two-year sentence He also has convictions for felony theft and evading arrest in Henderson County The circumstances of how Easley was fatally shot remain under investigation (WZTV) -- Metro Police on Tuesday were investigating a shooting on Interstate 65 North near Craighead Street toward Berry Hill Authorities posted on social media that traffic would be diverted to the Interstate 440 and they recommended drivers find other routes Download the FREE FOX 17 News app to get push alerts sent to your iPhone, iPad or Android. (WSMV) - The victim of an alleged robbery at the Green Hills mall has been identified by Metro Nashville Police 31-year-old Genesis Denton is wanted by Metro Police for questioning after he was identified as the victim of a robbery in the parking lot of the Mall at Green Hills that led to a fatal shooting on Feb Denton was walking to his vehicle with two Louis Vuitton shopping bags when a Tesla drove up to him exited the vehicle and allegedly robbed Denton fled in a rented Volvo SUV after the altercation Police said Easley was shot after driving away from the mall lost control of the vehicle and crashed into a tree off of the I-65 North entrance ramp from I-440 Easley was taken to Vanderbilt University Medical Center where he died a short time later Moore has been arrested at the crash scene and charged with aggravated robbery on Feb 4. He was also charged Wednesday by the U.S. Department of Justice with felon in possession of a firearm. MNPD detectives want to question Denton about the events of Feb “Anyone seeing him or knowing his whereabouts is asked to contact Nashville Crime Stoppers at 615-742-7463 Callers to Crime Stoppers can remain anonymous,” MNPD said Thank you for completing the form, here is your download: "+jQuery("body").attr("docName")+" Thank you for completing the form, here is the link to your on-demand webinar: On-Demand Webinar Link — Staff at Green Hill School in Chehalis “successfully intercepted a football filled with drugs that were thrown over the fence” of the facility on Monday (Dec a spokesperson for the Department of Children the state agency that oversees the facility the event is at least the third time this year that staff have stopped narcotics from being smuggled into the facility via a football searches are being conducted in the area where the football was thrown,” Nancy Gutierrez (juvenile rehabilitation) staff have contacted Lewis County Sheriff’s Office to retrieve the drugs.” The Chronicle has requested additional information on Monday’s incident the facility announced it was in the process of implementing new restrictions and increasing the number of searches at the juvenile rehabilitation facility after staff responded to eight medical emergencies involving contraband in a two-week span at the facility “Part of the challenge the facility is facing is that these medical incidents are not due to fentanyl,” DCYF said in a news release Green Hill staff believe they are dealing with synthetic drugs that are harder to detect and easier to introduce on campus — a challenge that correctional facilities are facing across the nation.” Gordon Graham discusses how to combat contraband in correctional facilities Jay Inslee told The Chronicle that DCYF had “a recent incident involving contraband in a football thrown over the fence” that was successfully handled by DCYF staff a 15-year-old boy was booked into the Lewis County Juvenile Detention Center for possession of a controlled substance and attempting to introduce contraband after he was suspected of throwing a football that contained approximately nine suspected marijuana vape pens approximately 6 pounds of suspected marijuana approximately 1.5 pounds of marijuana “dabs” and two packages of tobacco according to the Chehalis Police Department Green Hill staff reported that a male subject had “attempted to throw an item over the fence and then began walking away,” according to a previous news release from the Chehalis Police Department (c)2024 The Chronicle (Centralia, Wash.)Visit The Chronicle (Centralia, Wash.) at www.chronline.comDistributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC. 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All rights reserved.Do Not Sell My Personal Information (WSMV) - The Metro Nashville Police Department has released the identity of the driver involved in the robbery at Green Hills Mall that eventually turned into a shooting and a crash that closed Interstate 65 for an extended time on Tuesday afternoon Easley was behind the wheel of the Tesla in the incident that spanned from the mall to I-65 in Berry Hill MNPD reported that they charged 30-year-old Omari Moore with aggravated robbery and unlawful gun possession by a convicted felon in connection MNPD’s investigation shows that the still unidentified mall shopper was heading to his vehicle in the parking lot when he was spotted by Moore and Easley Moore got out of the car and appeared to be carrying a pistol with an extended magazine He then wrestled away the shopper’s bags and ran back to the Tesla and got into the passenger seat The shopper chased them as they pulled off and appeared to throw the extended gun magazine at the car That magazine and two spent shell casings were recovered by police from the parking lot lost control and crashed into a tree off the I-65 North entrance ramp from Interstate 440 Moore got out of the car after the crash and approached a nearby guardrail where officers later recovered a pistol missing a magazine Police said he claimed he didn’t know how or when the driver was shot Detectives are still working to identify the victim of the robbery and are urging him to come forward for an interview “Omari Moore was convicted in Nashville of burglary and felony theft in 2022 and received a two-year sentence He also has convictions for felony theft and evading arrest in Henderson County,” MNPD said Green Hill Title LLC has found a new home for its main office after taking nearly 3,000 square feet in Mount Olive’s sprawling International Trade Center section which serves both residential and commercial title insurance clients said 350 Clark Drive would serve as its primary location as of Nov The 2,900-square-foot space is part of a building that is minutes from Interstate 80 providing easy access to multiple highways and other destinations in northern New Jersey Green Hill Title has been in business for 17 years and has written more than 10,000 policies totaling more than $7 billion The company also has an office at 33 Washington St has been covering New Jersey commercial real estate for 13 years Many industry leaders view him as the go-to real estate reporter in the state a role he is eager to continue as the editor of Real Estate NJ He is a lifelong New Jersey resident who has spent a decade covering the great Garden State Greek Real Estate Partners has gained a seal of approval for one of its key divisions thanks to a new accreditation from the Institute of Real Estate Management All RIGHTS RESERVED Copyright 2023 Real Estate NJ 101 Eisenhower Parkway Roseland Our site uses cookies. Learn more about our use of cookies: cookie policy (WSMV) - The Metro Nashville Police Department reports that the victim of a robbery at the Mall at Green Hills is now wanted on an outstanding homicide charge for the Feb 4 shooting that killed one of the alleged robbers Police said that 31-year-old Genesis Denton who was identified as the shopper who was robbed of his Louis Vuitton bags in the mall’s parking lot is facing charges in the shooting death of 30-year-old Emmanuel Easley Denton was walking to his rented Volvo SUV with two designer bags when a Tesla drove up to him and Omari Rasad Moore Moore and Easley left the mall’s parking in the Tesla Easley was shot while driving away and later crashed the Tesla into a tree off of the I-65 North entrance ramp from I-440 Genesis Denton is now wanted on an outstanding homicide warrant for the 2/4 fatal shooting of Emmanuel Easley Easley was shot while driving & the Tesla crashed into a tree off I-65 N entrance ramp from 440 He was taken to Vanderbilt University Medical Center where he died a short time later. Moore was arrested at the crash scene and charged with aggravated robbery on Feb 4. He was also charged by the U.S. Department of Justice with felon in possession of a firearm. This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page A robbery turned deadly outside the Green Hills Mall Metro Police identified one of the suspects as convicted felon Omari Moore Metro Police say one of the other suspects is dead after a scuffle during a robbery “This is really crazy because I come to this mall,” said Chelsea McAlpine Anxiety is high after Metro Police said Tuesday that in the parking lot of Green Hills Mall a man was coming out with high-end shopping bags before being robbed by Moore both spotting the victim before the robbery “It makes me uncomfortable to want to walk across the parking lot especially after dark because this incident happened in the middle of the day,” said McAlpine People said it happened around 2 in the afternoon— an hour after Megan Garrison started work within sight of the crime scene Metro police said the passenger of a Tesla sedan got out and tried to rob the victim who did not want to give up his items leading to a struggle And we can't see exactly what that interaction is or the details of the interaction,” said Don Aaron the MNPD spokesperson Metro police said the car then sped away and crashed into a tree off the I-65 north entrance ramp from I-440 They said the driver was found shot and is dead They said Moore got out of the car and was later arrested Moore is being charged with aggravated robbery and unlawful gun possession of a convicted felon Police are investigating how the driver was shot They are also still trying to identify the shopper and ask if he will come forward Get reports like this and all the news of the day in Middle Tennessee delivered to your inbox each morning with the FOX 17 News Daily Newsletter. A game dev has recreated Sonic the Hedgehog 1 for the Game Boy designing music and animations that echo Green Hill Zone (the first and some might say most iconic scene from the original Sonic game) Usually seen in technicolour on a Sega console this project brings a slightly simpler vibe as it is presented in black and white for the smaller screen of Nintendo's Game Boy resulting in a mostly-pretty-accurate Game Boy game experience The video (see it below) takes you through the process in quite a lot of detail RetroSilver's video takes us through the whole creation project from building a test level to drawing out the characters of Sonic and Dr Robotnik The creator is pretty self-deprecating about his attempts to make the famous art simple enough to work on a Game Boy screen but what he achieves actually works well on the low-fi screen and the sound effects sound pretty accurate The whole thing is super-evocative and actually makes me want to play it immediately he isn't sure it is even going to work and so doesn't want to spend hundreds of dollars on the real thing This outlook informs much of the vibe of the video which has a charmingly ad hoc vibe (though you do get the impression RetroSilver is more in control of the situation than he lets on) There's enough detail in this video for you to try to have a go yourself It's a beautifully simple project that reimagines Sonic on an iconic console that's very different to how the game was originally intended I'd love to see the finished project – and see how it would work across different levels This Sonic project might be a lot simpler in form Thank you for reading 5 articles this month* Join now for unlimited access Enjoy your first month for just £1 / $1 / €1 *Read 5 free articles per month without a subscription Try first month for just £1 / $1 / €1 Georgia CogganSocial Links NavigationEditorGeorgia has worked on Creative Bloq since 2018 Georgia is also Programme Director of CB's award scheme – the Brand Impact Awards As well as immersing herself with the industry through attending events like Adobe Max and the D&AD Awards and steering the site's content streams Georgia has an eye on new commercial opportunities and ensuring they reflect the needs and interests of creatives you will then be prompted to enter your display name — A former security guard at the Green Hill School in Chehalis was charged with two sex crimes Thursday relating to sexual misconduct involving an inmate at the correctional facility is charged with three counts of custodial sexual misconduct in the first degree related to this case Goodman groomed a 23-year-old inmate for sex and then convinced the man to video record their sexual encounters in a bathroom of the Green Hill facility Prosecutors also said that investigators uncovered surveillance video showing Goodman and the inmate going into a staff locker area of the building on two separate occasions in January 2024 police said they then contacted the inmate's attorney who reportedly supplied investigators with screenshots of Goodman's sexual encounters with his client Prosecutors said the screenshots clearly showed Goodman's face in several of the pictures They noted that a few of the pictures showed Goodman in various sexually compromising positions with the inmate the screenshots show Goodman in three different outfits indicating sexual contact between her and the inmate occurred on at least three occasions investigators said the background of the pictures matched a staff bathroom in one of the Green Hill buildings Goodman's appearance was set at $100,000 KOMO News also learned Goodman's alleged actions are the subject of a lawsuit between her inmate accuser and Green Hill School That lawsuit alleges Goodman “used her position of power to force (the inmate) to continue engaging in a sexual relationship.” Additionally “Goodman repeatedly wanted to be filmed performing oral sex and having intercourse." The inmate's attorneys state that he was terrified Goodman would "punish him and harm him if he rejected her advances.”