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Georgia prison inmates guilty in nationwide jury duty scheme
O The following was released by the United States Department of Justice ALBANY, Ga. – Two Georgia inmates involved in a nationwide call scheme exhorting unsuspecting citizens to pay off fines to avoid arrest and prosecution were found guilty of their crimes in federal court tonight. Joey Amour Jackson aka “Apes---,” and Lance Riddle aka “C-Port,” both of Calhoun State Prison, were found guilty of all counts charged by indictment: one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud a
Classic City News
Jan 103 min read
Police arrest man who manufactured fraudulent checks in his Athens apartment
An Athens man faces felony charges after what was found at his home, officials said Friday. Athens-Clarke County Police Department’s...
Classic City News
Jun 6, 20251 min read
He fired employees and kept collecting their salaries to the tune of $3 million
By Joe Johnson A former plant manager for an Athens food manufacturer was arrested last month for allegedly embezzling millions in...
Classic City News
Dec 20, 20242 min read
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