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Career criminal in Niles headed back to prison

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A Niles man is going back to prison after being sentenced in Berrien County.

48-year-old Jamel Rashaune Jackson pleaded guilty to fleeing police and resisting and obstructing police.

It happened in April, when Jackson damaged property worth just under $10,000.

Leader Publications reports that Jackson has 20 prior felony convictions and 39 misdemeanor convictions.

These included convictions for retail fraud, unlawful use of a motor vehicle, and assault with a dangerous weapon.

Now, he is sentenced to concurrent terms of 26 months to 5 years and 14 months to 2 years for the charges.

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2 comments

Stocks November 23, 2022 at 7:59 am

Holy cow! “Jackson has 20 prior felony convictions and 39 misdemeanor convictions.”

Sure! Let him out to commit more crimes…keep his butt in there this time.

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Adam November 24, 2022 at 11:13 am

Build more prisons to put these career criminals. Make them do work to fund the correctional facility overhead while locked up.

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