MACE February 2008 Report

The Multi Agency Crack Enforcement Drug Task Force opened 47 cases with 58 offenders during February.

Emergency planners telling us to get ready

The Georgia Emergency Management Agency unveiled the state's new emergency preparedness campaign early this year.

Church helping fight gangs

Gangs were the focus of a seminar at Bethel AME Church.

LCSO welcomes new deputy

Fire victims need help

Estella Grant Hopkins, who lost her home to a fire on Feb. 29, is in desperate need.

Liberty County Sheriff's Office blotter Mar. 12

Liberty County Blotters

U.S. attorney installed in district

AUGUSTA -- Edmund A. Booth Jr., took the oath of office as the U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Georgia on March 6 during a formal investiture in U. S. District Court here.

Sawed-off shotgun gets charge for minor

A complaint about loud music last week resulted in the arrest of a minor for keeping an allegedly stolen, illegal sawed-off shotgun, according to a report from the Liberty County Sheriff's office.

Hinesville PD blotter Mar. 7

Counterfeiting

Traffic stop leads to drug arrest

Another driver has been charged with drug violations after being pulled over in Walthourville by Liberty County Deputy Wade Long for displaying an improper tag on his vehicle.

Long E-911 center plans revised

LUDOWICI -- The Long County E-911 Committee met on Feb. 28.

Ludowici PD continues drug crack down

LUDOWICI - Another drug bust took place this in a traffic stop here. It was on March 2.

Drug busts uncovers possible dog abuse, fights

According to Multi Agency Crack Enforcement Drug Task Force case Agent Robert Hughes, just under 10 pounds of marijuana, the skeletal remains of an estimated 13 dogs and five live dogs in poor health were among the items seized from a Midway home in a drug bust Friday.

Sheriff launches re-election campaign

Stewart wins safety award

A senior Army leader presented Fort Stewart-Hunter Army Airfield with an Army safety award during a ceremony at the main post chapel here Thursday.

Peden, Salmon admit guilt in murders

Christopher Salmon and Anthony Peden, accused members of the F.E.A.R. militia, appeared in Long County court this morning and pleaded guilty in negotiated deals worked out with the state, according to prosecutor Isabel Pauley. They had been facing charges in the December 2011 deaths of Tiffany York, 17, and Michael Roark, 19.

Prom Promise warns students of risks

Teens think they're invincible, that they'll live forever. The possibility they could be killed or maimed in a car crash on prom night is not on their minds.