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Fulton County, Georgia, Sheriff Patrick "Pat" Labat on Friday announced measures "to address an outbreak of infectious illnesses" at the county jail -- including moving more than 600 inmates to

LaShawn Thompson, 35, died in September 2022 after being "eaten alive by insects" in his jail cell, his family's Georgia-based attorney says.

Fulton County Sheriff's Office announced Friday that it will be changing the name of its elite unit, formerly known as the Scorpion Unit, to F.A.S.T. (Fugitive Apprehension Support Team).

ROCKLAND – The Knox County Commissioners met Tuesday, March 21, in a rescheduled session after Tuesday, March 14, was cancelled due to snow that closed the Knox County Court House. Those present included Knox County Administrator Andrew Hart, and...

Brittany Miller disappeared from DeKalb County last July 4. Now months removed, the sheriff organized another details search of the area looking for any new lead in the case

ROCKLAND — A Warren man who was arrested early Monday morning, Feb. 27, for allegedly assaulting a woman multiple times during an altercation made his initial court appearance the same day in Knox County Court. Thomas S. Parkerson, 32, of Warren,...

Early this morning, February 27, at approximately 2:28 a.m., the Knox Regional Communications Center received a request to conduct a welfare check on a Warren resident. Knox County Sheriff’s Office Deputies responded to the residence and were able...

I’m writing to express my support for Sheriff Patrick Cahillane and to urge Hampshire County residents to cast their vote for him on or before Nov. 8. I’ve served as Attorney General for the past eight years, and I’ve come to know Sheriff Cahillane to...

Question 4 on the Massachusetts November ballot asks voters if they approve the law that would allow eligible residents to apply for a driver’s license,...

A deputy has been rushed to the hospital after he was stabbed multiple times by a detainee being processed at the Fulton County Jail, officials say.