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Purvis, Jr. Wendell H.
Houston County, ga
Wanted for:
Bench Warrant Failure to Appear
Possession of Methamphetamine
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Norman, Justin H.
Houston County, ga
Wanted for:
Bench Warrant - Failure to Appear
DUI
Possession of Drug Related Material
Possession of Methamphetamine
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Casey, Gerald C.
Peach County, ga
Wanted for:
Failure to Register as Sex Offender
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Kelly, Aimee J.
Houston County, ga
Wanted for:
Aggravated Assault -Felony
Battery Family Violence
Cruelty to Children - 3rd degree
Exploitation/Abuse/Deprive Disabled or Elder Person
Obstruction or Hindering Person Making Emergency Phone Call
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Thrasher, Michael W.
Twiggs County, ga
Wanted for:
Possession of Methamphetamine
Sup. Ct. Bench Warrant
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From everyone at Macon Regional Crimestoppers, best of wishes for a safe and enjoyable Independence Day celebration, and Thank you to those who made it possible. ... See MoreSee Less
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18 and 19-year-old arrested in connection to the death of a teenager in Warner Robins, police says ... See MoreSee Less
18 and 19-year-old arrested in connection to the death of a teenager in Warner Robins, police says
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The Warner Robins Police Department said the 18 and 19-year-olds were found a short distance away from a white BMW involved in the shooting.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Nigerian National Pleads Guilty to International Fraud Scheme that Defrauded Elderly U.S. Victims
“The Justice Department’s Consumer Protection Branch will continue to pursue, prosecute and bring to justice transnational criminals responsible for defrauding U.S. consumers, wherever they are located,” said Assistant Attorney General Brett A. Shumate, head of the Justice Department’s Civil Division. “This case is testament to the critical role of international collaboration in tackling transnational crime. I want to thank the members of the Postal Inspection Service and Homeland Security Investigations, as well as the National Crime Agency and Crown Prosecution Service of the United Kingdom for their outstanding contributions to this case.”
Read more: www.justice.gov/opa/pr/nigerian-national-pleads-guilty-international-fraud-scheme-defrauded-elder... ... See MoreSee Less
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
DPS Encourages Motorists to Drive Responsibly this Independence Day Holiday Weekend
(ATLANTA, GA) – The Georgia State Patrol (GSP) and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement (CVE), formerly the Motor Carrier Compliance Division, are urging motorists to drive safely and responsibly during the upcoming 78-hour Independence Day holiday travel period. The holiday period begins Thursday, July 3 at 6 p.m. and ends Sunday, July 6 at 11:59 p.m.
Last year’s 102-hour holiday period resulted in 15,942 citations, 18,529 warnings, and 472 DUI arrests by state troopers and commercial vehicle officers. Troopers investigated 537 traffic crashes, which led to 312 injuries and 12 fatalities, with local law enforcement agencies investigating an additional six fatalities.
“We urge everyone to follow traffic laws, drive sober, avoid distractions, wear seatbelts, and make sure children are properly restrained,” said Colonel William W. Hitchens III, Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Public Safety. “State Troopers and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Officers will be out in full force on Georgia’s interstates, highways, and local roads throughout the holiday period.”
According to AAA, a record 61.6 million people are expected to travel by car this Independence Day—an increase of 2.2% from last year, and the highest volume on record.
Throughout the holiday period, State Troopers and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Officers will participate in the national Operation Zero Tolerance campaign to combat impaired driving, as well as the 100 Days of Summer H.E.A.T. initiative focused on enforcing laws against aggressive and dangerous driving behaviors. Troopers will work in coordination with sheriff’s offices and local police departments to identify and arrest impaired drivers while also targeting excessive speeding and distracted driving.
Georgia’s holiday traffic count will be updated throughout the holiday period on the Department of Public Safety’s social media platforms:
X: x.com/ga_dps
Facebook: www.facebook.com/gadepartmentofpublicsafety
Instagram: www.instagram.com/ga_dps/
Link to full media release on GADPS website: dps.georgia.gov/press-releases/2025-07-03/dps-encourages-motorists-drive-responsibly-independence... ... See MoreSee Less
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July 4th festivities planned? Make sure your plans include a sober ride home. 🚗 Designate a driver before the fireworks start. #DriveSober ... See MoreSee Less
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BCSO HOLIDAY SAFETY REMINDER: The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office is reminding the public to refrain from using celebratory gunfire during the July 4th celebration.
Celebratory gunfire is defined as “shooting a firearm into the air in celebration”. Not only is celebratory gunfire dangerous, but it is also against the law. Shooting firearms recklessly and discharging a firearm 50 yards from a public street or highway are both against the law. When you fire something up into the air, it must come down. Stray bullets can damage personal property, and it can cause personal injury or even death.
Many people know that a bullet will travel high into the sky, but they don’t think about the fact that it comes back down at a high rate of speed. The Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public to be mindful and remember what goes up must come down and that incidents from celebratory gunfire can easily be avoided.
The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office also wants to remind the public to be responsible when using fireworks. On the dates of January 1st, July 3rd, and July 4th, fireworks can be used after 10:00 a.m. and up to and including the time of 11:59 p.m. No one under the age of 18 years old should be discharging fireworks. An adult should always be present.
Bibb County Sheriff’s Patrol deputies will be out during the July 4th holiday weekend, paying special attention to individuals engaged in reckless conduct with firearms and fireworks as well as those who decide to drink and drive. We want to do our part to ensure that everyone has a safe and Happy July 4th celebration. ... See MoreSee Less
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With over 61 million Americans predicted to hit the highways this holiday weekend, the Bibb County Sheriff’s Office is reminding motorists to slow down and use caution on the roadways. H.E.A.T. Unit Sgt. Reginald Tillman arrested the teenage driver of a Nissan Maxima that was speeding on Interstate 75 late Wednesday. According to case information, the Super Speeder was traveling at 115 mph near the Sardis Church Road exit before his arrest. #SlowDown #HolidayTravel #HEATUnit #BCSOStrong ... See MoreSee Less
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The Warner Robins Police Department would like to wish everyone a safe and happy July 4th weekend! 🇺🇸
Just a few safety reminders:
🎇Be safe when handling fireworks/sparklers
❌ No drinking and driving
⏰ Be mindful of noise ordinances and the laws concerning fireworks
🐶🐱 Please secure pets safely inside
Georgia Law on Fireworks: 🧨
- You can legally use fireworks daily between the hours of 10:00am and 9:00pm per Georgia State Law
-The use of fireworks is legal until 11:59 p.m. on Independence Day (July 3rd and July 4th) per Georgia State Law
You can see the Georgia Ordinance on Fireworks at the link below: rules.sos.ga.gov/gac/120-3-22 ... See MoreSee Less
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