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Tina Prince missing from Georgia
Tina Prince, 46, from Sandersville, Georgia and a first grade teacher at Ridge Road Primary School went missing on May 28, 2021.
Prince was eating with her daughter Friday night at Puebla’s Mexican Restaurant in downtown Sandersville. The family says she started getting texts during dinner, went outside to take a call, came back inside and told her daughter she was leaving and went to the Walmart about 2 milles away to meet a male friend. Surveillance footage shows that.
The Washington County Sheriff’s Office states they have talked with the friend and he is cooperating.
“After reviewing the video footage, she and the friend met up, she left her car and got in the vehicle with him and they left. We’ve determined that there’s nothing suspect about that. Through surveillance, it appears that it was a consensual meeting.”
Georgia receives $6.5M in grants for Law Enforcement Training program
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ATLANTA, Ga. (WTXL) â During the 2020 legislative session, Governor Brian Kemp recommended and lawmakers approved the creation of a law enforcement training grant program through the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council for state and local law enforcement agencies.
On Wednesday it came to fruition.
Kemp announced the award of 63 grants in the amount of $6,756,389 for the Law Enforcement Training Grant Program Wednesday afternoon. We are committed to giving law enforcement officers across the state specialized training and resources needed to provide the best possible public safety to Georgiaâs citizens,â said Gov. Kemp. âThis grant program will help pay for essential training â
Fire at ethanol plant west of Portland prompts evacuations
March 16, 2021
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CORNELIUS, Ore. (AP) Fire crews are battling a fire at an ethanol fuel facility west of Portland in Cornelius that has prompted evacuations, authorities said.
The Cornelius Fire Department on Twitter at about 1:42 p.m. Tuesday called the fire “serious” and posted a photo of the blaze at a building and thick, black smoke above it.
Fire officials then tweeted a map showing an area in which people needed to evacuate, which included a Walmart store, and said others should shelter in place.
At about 2:45 p.m., Cornelius fire officials tweeted that crews were making a plan to attack the flames as safely as possible, adding that it would be a “long duration event.”
February 21 2021
The Washington County Sheriff s Office has located the driver but did not immediately provide any details.
An elderly Beaverton man was killed in a hit-and-run crash Saturday evening, Feb. 20.
The Washington County Sheriff s Office has identified the victim as 86-year-old Donald Ray Harvey.
The WCSO said the driver has been located and the suspect vehicle has been recovered, but did not immediately provide any more details.
According to the WCSO, around 7:40 p.m. Feb. 20, deputies responded to a report of an injured pedestrian near Southwest Clark Hill Road and Tile Flat Road in unincorporated Beaverton. A motorist driving in the area noticed there was a man lying near the roadway and stopped to check on him. Witnesses found that the male was gravely injured and that it appeared he had been hit by a car.