Albany Herald

Police/Fire/EMS - June 20, 2013

The Albany Police Department responded to at least 63 incidents on Tuesday and the early hours of Wednesday, available reports show.

Former GBI agents, retired cop looking into DCSSPD operations

Superintendent Butch Mosely asked the former law officers to look into the school system police department's effectiveness.

Police/Fire/EMS - June 19, 2013

Albany police respond to at least 53 incidents

Liquor store burglars cut hole in wall

Burglars cause a lot of damage for small return, police report.

Child’s death ruled homicide

Officials say autopsy results show the death of a six-month-old child indicate foul play.

Police/Fire/EMS - June 18, 2013

Albany police respond to at least 57 incidents.

One dead, two injured in Ashburn shooting

Joshua McKelvin, 33, was taken into custody in connection to a fatal shooting that occurred in Ashburn late Sunday.

Dougherty County Jail Report - June 6-13, 2013

These are individuals who were booked into the Dougherty County Jail June 6-13, 2013. The listing includes name, date of booking, law enforcement agency, reason for booking, bond and date of release.

Albany Crime Stoppers Most Wanted June 16, 2013

Terivio Andry Jenkins is wanted for a multitude of charges

Mimosa remains commissioner's 'white whale'

An Albany city commissioner is on a quest to clean up one of the city's most notorious incubators of crime.

Drug dealers receive life sentences

Former drug dealers, including two Donalsonville brothers, receive heavy sentences in Federal Court.

Police/Fire/EMS report June 15, 2013

APD responds to at least 32 incidents.

Ex-Sumter official sentenced in extortion, bribery case

A former Sumter County commissioner is sentenced to three years in Federal Court.

Hotel guest robbed by man with shotgun

A guest at Motel 6 on Thornton Drive was robbed Wednesday by a shotgun-wielding stranger, police officials say.

Early morning blaze wakes Dawson family

A Terrell County family escapes its burning home thanks to the warning of a 10-year-old boy.

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