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Gilmer County Sheriff's Office released a statement in regards to one of their own deputies being arrested in Pickens County.
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Gilmer County Sheriff's Office released a statement in regards to one of their own deputies being arrested in Pickens County.
Newly minted Eagle Scout Maxwell Burns, a member of Boy Scouts of America Pine Tree Council Troop 83 in Westbrook, was awarded the rank of Eagle Scout in a Court of Honor ceremony May 21 at Westbrook Community Center. Burns earned the 21 merit badges required to attain the rank and self-funded and oversaw the […]
Rear Adm. Trent R. DeMoss. (U.S. Navy) 5 Apr 2021 The flag officer who oversees the Navy's eight aviation maintenance depots has been removed from his job over a loss of confidence in his ability to lead amid an investigation. Rear Adm. Trent DeMoss, commander of Fleet Readiness Centers in Maryland, was relieved of his duties by Vice Adm. Dean Peters, the head of Naval Air Systems, on Monday. The decision was based on "a loss of confidence in [DeMoss'] ability to command," said Rear Adm. Charlie Brown, chief of Navy information. The Navy Inspector General is investigating the matter, Brown ...
Navy fires CO of Fleet Readiness Centers The commanding officer of Fleet Readiness Centers was relieved of duty Monday, Navy officials said. Vice Adm. Dean Peters, commander of Naval Air Systems, relieved Rear Adm. Trent Demoss “due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command,” according to Rear Adm. Charlie Brown, the Navy’s chief spokesman. “The Navy Inspector General is investigating this matter, and we will not comment on an ongoing investigation,” Brown said. No additional information was immediately provided. However, USNI News is reporting that Demoss’ ouster came...
A 20-year-old Clarkston man involved in an August robbery on the University of Idaho campus was sentenced to three years probation and seven days in jail pursuant to a Rule