High School Football

Film planned about shooting of Clarksburg lawmaker

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — A Harrison County production company plans on producing a film about the September shooting of Clarksburg City Councilmember Jim Malfregeot.

Malfregeot was having dinner with his wife and mother-in-law at their East Main Street home when they heard a disturbance at a nearby fast food location.

Antonio Dejesus, 33, of Wilmington, Delaware, allegedly shot Malfregeot in the torso and carjacked a car containing the councilmember’s wife and mother-in-law. Dejesus told the women to drive toward Shinnston before allowing them to leave the car. Authorities later arrested Dejesus at a convenience store near Interstate 79.

The women suffered minor injuries, but Malfregeot’s recovery included 38 days in the hospital and five weeks of eating through a tube.

Dejesus remains at North Central Regional Jail and is also being held by the U.S. Marshals Service for a probation violation related to a heroin dealing charge.





More News

News
Morgantown prepares to wrap up successful programming year at Hazel Ruby McQuain Park and Ruby Amphitheater
The largest crowd of the season was August 25th.
October 1, 2023 - 10:23 am
News
Federal grant to benefit short line rail transport in West Virginia
Competitive grants will be used to repair rails, ties, and tunnels as well as upgrade emission systems on the six engines of the Appalachia and Ohio Railroad in northcentral West Virginia.
October 1, 2023 - 9:13 am
News
West Virginia native author finding success with release of recent children's books, mystery novels
Tyler County native and author Storm Young's first children's book, 'The Flower Princess,' recently hit #1 on Amazon.
October 1, 2023 - 9:05 am
News
Congress averts shutdown with short-term funding, Mooney votes no, and then he knocks Justice
The stopgap bill that passed Congress on Saturday assures funding of the federal government only until Nov. 17.
October 1, 2023 - 8:17 am