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  \"Our investigators looked at every bit of evidence available and found that the facts did not fit any criminal charges,\" Shores Public Safety Director Stephan Dembinsky said. \"This was certainly a tragic case, but in the end, it was not a criminal case.\" \"[Robert F. Branton] had [Katie L. Begtrup] repeatedly dry fire the unloaded weapon and act out scenarios,\" [Michael Fowler] said.

Branton, [Kathleen G]. (Nee Clark) Died peacefully on May 24, 2000. Resident of Milwaukee, formerly of St. Paul, MN. Beloved wife of the late Calvin F. Branton Sr. Loving mother of Mary B. (Robert) Jones and Cal (Nancy) Branton Jr.

Branton, [Kathleen G]. (Nee Clark) Died peacefully on May 24, 2000. Resident of Milwaukee, formerly of St. Paul, MN. Beloved wife of the late Calvin F. Branton Sr. Loving mother of Mary B. (Robert) Jones and Cal (Nancy) Branton Jr.

1. That the full names and residence addresses of all the members of the Partnership (the Current Partners) are as follows: Name: B.J. Stewart; Address: 8247 Highway 80 West, Fort Worth, Texas 76116; Name: A.A. Butler; Address: 21 Windward, Fort Worth, Texas 76132; Name: John F. Remmes; Address: 8709 Eagle View Court, Fort Worth, Texas 76179; Name: William Branton; Address: 6701 Castle Creek Drive, Fort Worth, Texas 76132. 2. That Danny L. Beck (the Withdrawing Partner) originally a partner in the Partnership, has since withdrawn from the Partnership and the Current Partners have acquired all of his interest in the Partnership.

The Rev. Thomas Cross Sr. was accused of marrying Michelle Branton in Richmond in 2000 while he was still married to Leticia Cross, his wife of about 30 years. The judge said the case therefore belongs in Richmond. Defense attorney Robert F. Hagans Jr. argued that the Norfolk court had no jurisdiction because Cross and Branton were married in Richmond.

CORRECTION 12/14/00): On Oct. 25, The Post and Courier published an article titled, \"S'ville officials cleared in inquiry.\" The article stated the State Ethics Commission ruled that neither John F. Wilbanks, town administrator at the time, nor Mayor Berlin Myers knew ahead of time that the then-Summerville fire chief planned to appear in the filming of an election ad. Instead, the Ethics Commission ruled that there was no probable cause to indicate that either Wilbanks or Myers violated the law governing the use of government personnel or public property in an election campaign. State Ethics Commission investigators looked into charges that Mayor Berlin Myers and Town Administrator Jack Wilbanks knew ahead of time but didn't stop Bill Branton from filming a 1997 election campaign ad with then-fire chief Ricky Waring at the fire station. The Ethics Commission ruled that neither Wilbanks nor Myers knew ahead of time about the fire station ad and that the Transportation Department did not authorize the other ad.