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12 Investigates: Against Her Will? (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Jennifer Lowers says she went to the emergency room at Eisenhower Army Medical Center for a migraine. Hours later, she was sedated, transported against her will to a psychiatric facility 200 miles from home, and held there for 17 days. She has filed a federal claim over it, and formal complaints with police and federal regulators over what happened next. The Army says its own expert reviewed her case and found nothing wrong. She’s formally disputing that finding right
12 Investigates: Convicted Augusta child psychologist registers as sex offender (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Former Augusta child psychologist Kenneth Francis McPherson has officially registered as a sex offender following his release from state prison, listing an extended-stay hotel in Richmond County as his residence. Records on the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office Sex Offender Registry were updated Tuesday morning, showing McPherson living at 1080 Claussen Road in Augusta — the address of the Candlewood Suites extended-stay hotel, located off Interstate 20. McPherson, 70,
12 Investigates: Convicted Augusta child psychologist set for prison release without vetted address (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - A former Augusta child psychologist convicted in a high-profile sex crimes case is set to be released from state prison on Thursday. Dr. Kenneth Francis McPherson, 74, has completed the court-ordered five-year confinement portion of his sentence. Under the terms of his 2022 conviction, he must register as a sex offender for the rest of his life. However, an investigation by 12 On Your Side has uncovered that under Georgia state policy, McPherson is scheduled to walk ou
Suspect assault scandal could cost 3 local cops their certifications (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Following a multi-year investigation, the Georgia Peace Officer Standards and Training Council has voted to revoke the law enforcement certifications of three deputies tied to the alleged assault of a handcuffed suspect in an elevator at the Richmond County Sheriff’s Office headquarters. The Council’s vote targets Andrew Acosta, Quincy Cannon, and Robert Wilson. All three faced criminal charges in December 2022 after Vernon Cratic Jr. accused them of beating him while
12 On Your Side Investigates: Silas’ records show praise, 2 past issues (opens the original)
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW/WAGT) - Newly obtained personnel and disciplinary records offer a closer look at the career of former Richmond County Sheriff’s Office Major Robert “Robbie” Silas, who was arrested last month on charges of pandering, solicitation of sodomy and violation of oath of office. The records show Silas was terminated after his Aug. 31 arrest, but they add little detail about the allegations now pending against him. Instead, the documents outline a long career marked largely by positiv
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