Archive By Section - Public Safety
Authorities hope they have GeoVista robber
William Bass, who was believed to be living in Liberty County, is being looked at as the primary suspect in last week's GeoVista robbery in Hinesville.
Electrical problem may have started fire
The Carter Road home of Walthourville Mayor Pro Tem Patricia Green was destroyed by fire early Wednesday morning.
Soldiers risk lives to extinguish fire
Maryella Haynes had just finished preparing dinner for her family Tuesday and went outside to check on her kids when her granddaughter came out, yelling about a fire.
Man who drove through Kroger warned staff
A man drove through the Hinesville Kroger late Wednesday night, causing considerable damage to the store at 555 W. Oglethorpe Highway.
Walthourville official's home destroyed
The home of Walthourville Mayor Pro Tem Patricia Green on Carter Road was destroyed by a fire early Wednesday.
Shooting victim identified, shooter still loose
A Walthourville man was shot several times Monday night in a mobile-home park on Wilder Road.
More arrests in alcohol, tobacco fraud ring
The Walthourville Police Department has made two more arrests in connection with an illegal alcohol and tobacco ring raided last month.
Hensler completes impaired-driving enforcement course
Corporal Scott Hensler of the Hinesville Police Department recently completed an advanced roadside impaired-driving enforcement course taught by the Georgia Police Academy Division of the Georgia Public Safety Training Center in Forsyth.
Shooting victim critical
A Walthourville man was shot several times Monday night in a mobile home park on Wilder Road.
Sheriff's academy for Liberty residents
The Liberty County Sheriff's Office will host another 10-week Citizen's Academy beginning Aug.6.
Police probing Walthourville shooting
Authorities are investigating how a man was shot in Walthourville Monday night, according to Walthourville Police Chief Tracey McFadden.
Ludowici earns safety grant
The Georgia Municipal Association recently announced that the city of Ludowici received a safety grant check for $6,000. The funds will be used to purchase helmets, gloves, handbooks, manuals and radio systems.
Liberty County Sheriff's blotter for July 14
June 26: Simple battery - An officer was called to a disturbance on Deer Trail Lane in Midway. The complainant said her friend came over drunk at 6:30 a.m. They hung out all day until the friend wanted the complainant to get off the phone and go for a walk with her. The complainant said no, which made the friend mad, and she began swinging at her.
High-speed chase starts in Liberty Co., ends in Long Co.
A high-speed chase that began Saturday in Liberty County ended in Long County, with the pursued driver suffering injuries.
Hinesville Police Department blotters for July 11
June 28: Criminal trespass - An officer responded at Ballard Drive in reference to two unidentified men knocking on the complainant's door.
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Three cars stolen in one night
One determined alleged car thief was busy Dec. 29, stealing vehicles from three different locations in Long County and Ludowici.
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