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GBI: Co-owner, employee of Candler Co. assisted living facility arrested on elder abuse charges - Vimarsana News

GBI: Co-owner, employee of Candler Co. assisted living facility arrested on elder abuse charges

Two Statesboro residents have been arrested by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) on elder/disabled adult abuse charges after an incident at an assisted living facility in Candler County.

Source: wsav.com
Georgia: 2 arrested in senior living elder abuse investigation - Vimarsana News

Georgia: 2 arrested in senior living elder abuse investigation

On Tuesday, the GBI announced the arrests of Ralph Cowart, 37, and Meghan McCullough, 36, both of Statesboro.

Source: wjcl.com
Butts County man charged for sexual exploitation of children - Vimarsana News

Butts County man charged for sexual exploitation of children

The GBI was alerted by NCMEC about 19-year-old Tyler Williams someone with possible online possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material.

Source: 13wmaz.com
Camden County corrections officer accused of shoving handcuffed inmate into door, knocking him unconscious - Vimarsana News

Camden County corrections officer accused of shoving handcuffed inmate into door, knocking him unconscious

A Camden County corrections officer has been arrested and accused of aggravated assault against an inmate, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.

GBI, Dublin Police seize drugs, firearms in Laurens County investigation - 41NBC News - Vimarsana News

GBI, Dublin Police seize drugs, firearms in Laurens County investigation - 41NBC News

25-year-old Ramond Green, 48-year-old Tony Green and 46-year-old Tiffany Green, all of Dublin, were charged with multiple offenses.

Source: 41nbc.com