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Lee County man faces 29 additional counts in alleged racially-charged shooting (opens the original)
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LEE COUNTY, Ga. (WALB) - A grand jury delivered an 89-count indictment that included new charges against a man who allegedly opened fire near a Black family gathering in Lee County earlier this year. The indictment, returned by Lee County grand jurors on Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2026, adds 19 counts of child cruelty in the second degree against Jeffery Kinzer. Those charges are due to the presence of juveniles during the alleged gunfire. The new charges are in addition to 35 counts of aggravated assaul
Reward in unsolved 2024 deadly Mitchell County hit-and-run climbs close to $8,000 (opens the original)
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MITCHELL COUNTY, Ga.— The reward now stands at $7,700 for information leading to an arrest and conviction in a deadly hit-and-run that killed a Mitchell County man in 2024. The new reward total in the Amos Anderson case follows a $5,000 gift from an anonymous donor who wants to help the family find justice, a relative told WALB News 10. Someone struck and killed 88-year-old Anderson in front of his home on Mount Olive Rd. on Sept. 20, 2024. Authorities said Anderson was picking up trash along th
New year, new look: Grady Co. school receives major renovations ahead of the 26-27 school year (opens the original)
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CAIRO, Ga. (WALB)- The new school year will usher in an exciting new era for one Grady County school. When students return to Washington Middle School on July 31, 2026, they will be stepping into a fully renovated facility. Michael Best, Chief Operations Officer for the Grady County School System, says it’s likely the most extensive renovation in Washington Middle School history. “It’s a total renovation of the school from one end to the other,” Best told WALB News 10. Best said the district sta
Two Cordele men to be sentenced in global fentanyl trafficking ring (opens the original)
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CORDELE, Ga. (WALB) — Two Cordele men entered guilty pleas and are set to be sentenced in a global fentanyl trafficking ring, officials announced Wednesday, July 8. According to the United States Attorney’s Office Middle District of Georgia, the investigation involved the Homeland Security Task Force, FBI and United States Postal Inspection. Authorities said Andreaus Benard Oliver, Sr., also known as Donnie Oliver, 43, and Andreaus Benard Oliver, Jr., also known as Dray Oliver, 27, both of Corde
Chief says FLOCK audit system exposed 5 APD officers who allegedly misused license plate cameras (opens the original)
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ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) — Albany Police Chief Michael Persley said an upgraded audit system within the department’s FLOCK license plate reader network detected illegal use by five officers, leading to their firing and criminal charges. Chief Persley said the FLOCK system recently upgraded its monitoring capabilities, which directly led to the case against the five officers. “When an audit was conducted on the system, and it found that certain parameters had been exploited or breached in the search da
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