Madison Police Detective Jonathan Simpson Fired by Merit Board
The Madison Police Merit Board voted 3-1 Thursday night to terminate Detective Jonathan Simpson after an Indiana State Police probe and three closed hearings dating to his August 2018 paid administrative leave. The board accepted two findings of fact accusing Simpson of sexual relations with witnesses and of failing to follow department policies in a December 2017 drug and weapons arrest, including not charging the man and not logging evidence for six months. Simpson plans to appeal and was not present at the meeting. SEE: DETECTIVE SIMPSON Page A3, Column 1
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Hong Kong Kitchen Ships Masks to China in Virus Fight
Madison restaurant Hong Kong Kitchen collects N95 masks and protective gear for Fuzhou friends as the WHO declares a global health emergency. Owner Susan Zhang aims for 1500 masks plus extra items, budgeting over 1000 dollars for shipping, with supplies donated via the restaurant to aid doctors and hospitals in Fujian Province during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Cummins imposes travel ban for employees to Wuhan
Cummins Inc. forbids company crew from traveling to Wuhan China where several plants support fuel and power systems. Spokesman Jon Mills cites existing Wuhan restrictions and notes no confirmed coronavirus cases among staff. Cummins operates three Wuhan facilities including the East Asia R and D Center Genset Plant and Fuel Systems Plant, with over 9,000 employees across 30 China facilities.
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Trimble County teacher aide accused of misconduct and arrest
Alexandra Lawhorn, 23, a Trimble County Schools instructional assistant and former substitute chemistry teacher, faced two counts each of tampering with physical evidence and unlawful transaction with a minor after a Kentucky State Police probe. She resigned after police involvement and posted a $500 bond. State police ongoing. district ready to adjust staffing.
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