200+ Military, JAG, Prosecutors Attend SVI Civil Rights Training at Fort Benning
Active duty military, veterans and their families joined with federal government employees in a specialized civil rights training this week at Georgia's Fort Benning.
Georgia’s October Net Tax Revenues Down 1.6%
Revenues dipped in August, ticked up again in September, and were down again in October.
Several charged, Including a County Commissioner, with Racketeering, Drugs Sales
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation has arrested a number of people in conjunction with a racketerring and drug sales incvestigation.
Georgia Joins Strike Force to Combat Crimes in Gov’t Funding
The task force will focus on bid-rigging conspiracies and related fraudulent schemes, which undermine competition in government procurement, grant and program funding.
GDC: “Released in Error” Convicted Rapist Captured in Kentucky
According to the Georgia Department of Corrections, the Escapee/Release in Error offender Tony Maycon Munoz-Mendez has been captured in Ft. Thomas, Kentucky
GBI Arrests Former Board of Education Employee on Theft Charges
The GBI says the 15-year employee stole more than $60,000 from the school system.
Ga Man Set to Be Executed Wednesday Selects Last Meal
Cromarties is set to be executed Wednesday night.
DCS Touts Success of ‘Operation Stain Remover’
This intelligence-driven operation resulted in 34 arrests, 11 firearms were seized, and narcotics and gang paraphernalia were recovered.
Georgia to Receive $3.3 Million in Settlement with Johnson & Johnson, Ethicon
40 other states and D.C. joined Georgia in the multi-state suit which has resulted in a cash settlement from the major corporation.
Todd Chrisley, Wife Suing Ga Tax Investigator After Settlement
The pair says they were targeted because they're reality stars and that any damages awarded in the suit will be donated.
They still face federal indictments.
