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From Hurricane Irma's Fury NORTHEAST FLORIDA’S OLDEST, LARGEST, MOST READ AFRICAN AMERICAN OWNED NEWSPAPER Presorted Standard The Florida Star IN SPORTS The Florida Star, P. O. Box 40629 U.S. Postage Paid Jacksonville, FL 32203 Jacksonville, FL Tennessee Titans The Georgia Star! Permit No. 3617 and (904) 766-8834 JacksonvilleJaguars Still The People’s Can’t Get to the Store? Choice! Green Bay Packers STRIVING TO Have The Star Delivered! MAKE and A DIFFERENCE! Atlanta Falcons Read The Florida An Award and Georgia Star Winning Newspapers. thefl oridastar.com Publication Listen to IMPACT serving you since 1951. Radio Talk Show. The people’s choice Rated “A+” by the Better Business Bureau SEPTEMBER 23 - SEPTEMBER 29, 2017 VOLUME 67, NUMBER 24 $1.00 State Attorney Nelson same as Corey in major police killing case Prosecutor determined death of Bing justifi ed by JSO offi cer Landreville By OPIO SOKONI The Florida/Georgia Star State Attorney Melissa Nelson is turning out to be no different than former State Attorney Angela Corey when it comes to prosecuting Offi cers that kill black citizens. This week, her offi ce In Arlington, this home sustained extensive damage from Irma. (Photo by Denise Williams) determined that the killing of unarmed black man Vernell Bing by offi cer Tyler Landreville was justifi ed. Bing was in a car chase where his vehicle hit a wall From Hurricane Irma’s Fury and came to a complete stop. Bing exited the vehicle injured and was limping away By DENISE WILLIAMS Irma’s intensity slowed to a category when Landreville sent bullets fl ying into The Florida/Georgia Star 2 before leaving the state of Florida, the streets where children were playing Irma touched every city and county. nearby on 9th and Liberty Streets. Bing urricane Irma ravaged Irma left communities decimated was struck in the head and died. Based on the state of Florida with massive structural damage, loss a major Supreme Court case, JSO offi cer beginning Sunday, of power and fl ooding. I the was Landreville was not justifi ed. September 10th at second most powerful system only to In Tennessee v. Garner, 471 U.S. 1 9:10H am. Although the storm was hurricane Katrina in 2005 and the fi rst (1985), the U.S. Supreme Court held that its strongest as a category 5, it major hurricane to hit Florida since when a law enforcement offi cer is pursuing made landfall in Cudjoe Key, FL as Wilma in 2005. a fl eeing suspect, he or she may not use a category 4 system. Irma’s reach Even before this storm touched deadly force to prevent escape unless “the The garage of this home on the Northside suffered severe was wide as it covered 500 miles in the shores of Florida, it caused damage from the storm. The home of this family and its width yet the state of Florida is 140 Please see Case, page 6 occupants were ok. (Photo by Denise Williams) miles at its widest point. Although Please see Irma, page 6 Georgia residents Powerful Earthquake strikes Mexico affected by Irma may A powerful earthquake shook central Mexico on Tues- day, collapsing buildings in plumes of dust and killing register for FEMA more than 150 people. Thousands fl ed into the streets in panic, and many stayed to help rescue those trapped. Dozens of buildings tumbled into mounds of rubble ATLANTA – Survivors with losses due to Hurricane or were severely damaged in densely populated parts SEPT. 19, 2017 Irma in Camden, Chatham and Glynn counties may now of Mexico City and nearby states. Mayor Miguel Angel MAGNITUDE 7.1 register for disaster assistance from the Federal Emergency Mancera said buildings fell at 44 places in the capital Management Agency, according to state and federal alone as high-rises across the city swayed sickeningly. offi cials. Hours after the magnitude 7.1 quake, rescue workers SEPT. 19, 1985 Individuals can register online at www.DisasterAssistance. were still clawing through the wreckage of a primary MAGNITUDE 8.0 gov or through the FEMA App. school that partly collapsed in the city’s south looking Another option for individuals, including those who use for any children who might be trapped. 711 relay or VRS, is to call 800-621-FEMA (3362) while SEPT. 7, 2017 The quake is the deadliest in Mexico since a 1985 MAGNITUDE 8.1 those who use TTY can call 800-462-7585. The toll-free quake on the same date killed thousands. It came less telephone numbers will operate from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., than two weeks after another powerful quake caused 90 seven days a week until further notice. deaths in the country’s south. Editorial...............................1 Wish to give us a News Story? I Looking for customers to patronize your Church..........................2 Call (904) 766-8834 or Send it to: N Youth News...............................3 business or utilize your services? If you Community.....................10 answered YES, then you need to place an info@thefl oridastar.com S Columns.............................10 ad in The Florida or Georgia Star! CALL I Local-Florida............................7 ad@thefl oridastar.com Sports........................8 904-766-8834 to place your ad TODAY!! D Local-Georgia........................9 Classified...............11 Check, Money Order, E Business..................................12 Or Credit Cards Accepted PAGE 2 THE STAR SEPTEMBER 23, 2017 Faith In Our Community Listings are due the Tuesday before the next issue. Email submissions preferred. Send to: [email protected] The Church Directory Charles Jenkins & Fellowship “Come and Worship With Us” Chicago Make Donation To OBITUARY GREATER EL-BETHEL DIVINE HOLINESS CHURCH Florida & Georgia “The Church Where Everybody Is Somebody” Hurricane Harvey Survivors Bernie Casey, best Bishop Lorenzo Hall., Pastor known for his scene-stealing role 723 W. 4th St. Jacksonville, Florida 32209 in Revenge of the Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3575 Nerds and as the Jacksonville, Florida 32206 star of I’m Gonna Telephone: (904) 359-0661 Git You Sucka, Home: (904) 358-8932 Cell: 710-1586 has died at the age of 78. The actor’s Sunday School..................................................................9:30 a.m. rep confirmed that Morning Worship...........................................................11:00 a.m. he died peacefully Tuesday............................Prayer Meeting & Bible Study,7:00 p.m. in a Los Angeles Thursday..........................................................Joy Night,7:00 p.m. hospital Tuesday, surrounded by loved Email: [email protected] Bernie Casey ones. blackrefer.com Website: Greaterelbethel.org Come join Bishop Dr. Lorenzo Hall, Sr. every Wednesday and Thursday Charles Jenkins & Fellowship Chicago Share God’s Grace With from 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM for Prayer Meeting and Bible Study Hurricane Harvey Survivors; Giving A $10,000 Donation To HD Cares Relief Organization. Greater Macedonia Baptist inger, songwriter and producer other great artists to perform in Houston SCharles Jenkins is always looking for New Light Christian Center’s Church of the Northside for ways to help people. This past Hurricane Harvey Relief Concert to weekend Jenkins and his Fellowship raise money to help those displaced by Chicago congregation donated $10,000 the devastating storm. “The Hilliard’s Senior Pastor to Higher Dimension Church’s HD and The Light are helping people and Dr. Landon L. Williams, Sr. Cares Hurricane Harvey Initiative meeting needs everyday so it was a that benefits the Houston hurricane blessing to support their effort to raise Mr. Nathaniel Mrs. Carletha Jenkins recovery. funds” says Jenkins. Anthony Kearse November 12, 1944 ~ “I hope everyone is inspired to do In the meantime, Jenkins’ latest December 31, 1965 ~ September 11, 2017 something, whether it’s great or small it recording with Fellowship Chicago ft. September 16, 2017 (age 72) all counts” says Jenkins. “Our brothers Le’Andria, “Grace” (Inspired People/ (age 51) and sisters are in need, so this is the Empire), is resonating around the world time for the church to step up and be and serves as an inspiring message to visible as the survivors rebuild not only all who are touched by the devastation their homes but also their lives. Pastor of a particularly busy hurricane season. Terrance Johnson and HD Cares is “By faith, my future is bright,” the doing a tremendous work in Houston ensemble sings. “He’s brought me from and we just wanted to be a part of their a mighty long way. I walk by faith and good work.” Pastor Johnson responded not by sight oh yeah, that’s how I made saying, “It’s all about rebuilding now it where I am today.” The soulful song and we are grateful for the support of sits at No. 6 on this week’s Billboard people like Pastor Jenkins and others Gospel Airplay chart and No. 4 on the who will step up because the need is so Mediabase Gospel Airplay chart. Ms. Juanita Emily Ms. Maria Tirow Located At great. It’s going to take years to recover For more information on HD Cares, Jones Patrick January 12, 1944 ~ March 28, 1974 ~ 1880 W. Edgewood Ave. so we need the ongoing help for the view https://youtu.be/8iS7yF1_okw or families in need.” log on at hdcares.org for details on the September 6, 2017 (age September 10, 2017 Jacksonvile, FL 32208. 73) (age 43) Additionally, Charles & Fellowship organization and ways to give to the Phone: (904) 764-9257 Fax: (904) 768-1736 Chicago also donated their time joining cause. www.gmbc.net AARP launches Faith-Based Initiative Tool Kit for African-American Clergy and Lay Leaders New Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church New online tool kit provides guidelines and resources for faith-based 1824 Prospect Street * Jacksonville, FL 32208 organizations looking to reach older Americans Sunday School …..............…9:30 a.m.
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