Jackson Man Charged With Burglary, Assault, 911 Interference

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Jackson police arrested 29-year-old Jarston Howse after he allegedly forced his way into his ex-girlfriend’s home near Holiday Drive and Woodmont Drive and assaulted her. Police say he took her phone as she tried to call 911, then fled; officers later located his vehicle and took him into custody. Howse faces charges of aggravated burglary, aggravated domestic assault, and interference with an emergency call.

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