Shamira Mohamed
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44 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 21 Jan
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Pittman is a former honor student of a well-known Catholic school.
The Catholic Diocese of Jackson has condemned the actions attributed to Pittman.
And Hines County District Attorney Jody Owens says, quote, crimes motivated by hate and directed at places of worship strike at the core of who we are as a community.
For NPR News, I'm Shamira Mohamed in Jackson, Mississippi.
The fire originated in the synagogue's library Saturday, according to Charles Felton, the chief of fire investigation with the Jackson Fire Department.
Felton says a suspect has been arrested and charged.
Local authorities and the FBI are investigating the potential of this being a hate crime.
Eitan Weiss is Israeli consul general of the southeastern United States.
Zach Schimper, president of the Beth Israel Congregation, says his community is devastated but ready to rebuild.
No injuries occurred in relation to the fire.
For NPR News, I'm Shamir Mohamed in Jackson, Mississippi.
District Attorney Scott Colombe says he will investigate the use of the death penalty.
A motive is not known at this time.
For NPR News, I'm Shamir Mohamed in Jackson, Mississippi.
You're listening to NPR News from Washington.
13% of Mississippi's population relies on SNAP benefits.
Cassandra Mobley, interim CEO of the Mississippi Food Network.
says food partners around the state accepted the egg donation swiftly.
Mississippi Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gibson says the freeze in SNAP benefits has also hit farmers.
Mississippi has announced it'll begin to distribute 65 percent of SNAP benefits.
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