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Clayton County, Ga., police rescued a 13-year-old boy, who was reported missing by his mother in 2010, Saturday morning. He was found behind a false wall in his father's home. More Here.
Read More →James Albert Phillips, 36, was found guilty of 12 charges, including criminal attempt to commit murder, aggravated battery, trafficking in methamphetamine, criminal damage to property, four counts of possession of a firearm during commission of a felony, and four counts of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon,
Read More →In their 15-page presentment, the grand jury found no cause for criminal charges against the deputies involved in the botched SWAT raid, but they had plenty to say about the investigation. More Here.
Read More →In their 15-page presentment, the grand jury found no cause for criminal charges against the deputies involved in the botched SWAT raid, but they had plenty to say about the investigation.
Read More →Benton somehow got Christy’s .40-caliber Smith & Wesson pistol and shot the officer in the thigh and the wrist before Christy’s partner, Detective Eddie Stubbs, shot and killed the prisoner.
Read More →DeKalb County (Ga.) PD Detectives Phillip Christy and Eddie Stubbs were transporting two robbery suspects when one of the suspects managed to get an officer's gun. That handcuffed suspect then shot Christy twice. More Here.
Read More →The officer and his K-9 pursued a suspect on foot into a wooded area and stepped into a yellow jacket nest. "They were immediately covered by hundreds, if not thousands of yellow jackets," said Brookhaven Police Maj. Brandon Gurley.
Read More →Monroe County Deputies responded to a report of a suicidal man with a gun when gunfire erupted.
Read More →Monroe County, Ga., Dep. Michael Norris was shot in his head and a second deputy was wounded in his leg and stomach in an exchange of ginfire with a suicidal man on Saturday. Authorities say the man who fired the shots has been taken into custody but his identity hasn't been released. Norris was pronounced dead Sunday. Read More Here.
Read More →"He took her to a secluded area to do the crime and then, after killing her, used some kind of fuel to light her body on fire," said Hapeville police Detective Stephen Cushing.
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