GA lawmakers move to make threats against schools by teens transfer from juvenile court to adult
A Georgia Senate bill would allow cases involving children ages 13 to 17 making threats to be seen in superior court for making terroristic threats.
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Bill proposes criminally charging parents if students threaten Georgia schools
The House bill and another Senate bill would also require felony charges for anyone who threatens to kill people at a school.
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Bodycams show Atlanta police doing bare minimum to find 3 kids in peril
Disciplinary records and bodycam videos show Atlanta police doing the bare minimum to locate a 4-year-old and her brothers, despite several requests for welfare checks after their father allegedly ...
Apalachee High School safety drill concerns surface, district responds
BARROW COUNTY, Ga. — Concerns with Apalachee High School’s safety drills surfaced this week. It has been five months since ...
Polk County School District closed down schools for two days due to rise in norovirus, flu cases
The school district said the closures allowed for a deep cleaning after it reported on Thursday that 761 students and 63 ...
An ex-prosecutor denies on the witness stand that she tried to protect Ahmaud Arbery’s killers
A former prosecutor took the witness stand Tuesday to deny charges that she abused her power to protect the men who chased ...