Indictment of former police chief dead after state's high court decision
The criminal case against a former Glynn County police chief and his assistant chief may be dead after the Supreme Court of Georgia reversed a ruling by the trial judge
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The criminal case against a former Glynn County police chief and his assistant chief may be dead after the Supreme Court of Georgia reversed a ruling by the trial judge
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SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Georgia's highest court on Tuesday threw out an indictment that charged a former police chief and a top aide with felonies for failing to investigate allegations
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Georgia's highest court on Tuesday threw out an indictment that charged a former police chief and a top aide with felonies for failing to investigate allegations of misconduct within their department. The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that the 2021 indictment against former Glynn County Police Chief John Powell and Brian Scott, his former chief of staff, was fatally flawed by technical errors. A grand jury in coastal Brunswick, 70 miles (112 kilometers) south of Savannah, indicted Powell and Scott in August 2021 on felony charges of violating their oaths of office.