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Ghostface Gangster member sentenced for meth trafficking from Georgia prison
A Georgia inmate and a drug courier were sentenced for their involvement in a methamphetamine trafficking conspiracy. -
Georgia man convicted for armed fentanyl trafficking faces life imprisonment
A Georgia man has been found guilty of armed fentanyl trafficking in a trial that concluded this week. -
Crisp County man sentenced for theft of firearms from Macon pawn shop
A resident of Crisp County, Georgia, has been sentenced to nine years in federal prison for stealing 62 firearms from a pawn shop in Macon. -
Georgia man sentenced to 22 years for armed drug trafficking
A resident of Northeast Georgia has been sentenced to 22 years in prison for armed drug trafficking. -
Tifton man pleads guilty to trafficking Mexican-sourced methamphetamine
A Tifton man has admitted guilt in a federal court for distributing methamphetamine sourced from Mexico. -
Cook County drug traffickers convicted; face possible life sentences
The head of a drug trafficking organization in Cook County, Georgia, and two associates have been found guilty of multiple federal charges after a trial lasting over two weeks in Valdosta. -
Gangster Disciples member sentenced for illegal firearm possession
A member of the Gangster Disciples in Columbus, Georgia, has been sentenced to over 13 years in prison for illegal firearm possession. -
Technical college student pleads guilty to illegal gun manufacturing
A 20-year-old technical college student from Lizella, Georgia, has admitted to illegally manufacturing machineguns and silencers using a 3D printer. -
Leesburg man sentenced to 12 years for distributing meth
A man from Leesburg, Georgia, has been sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for distributing methamphetamine. -
Georgia residents sentenced for crimes involving minors under Project Safe Childhood
A Harris County resident and a former contractor at Fort Moore have been sentenced to federal prison following investigations under Project Safe Childhood. -
Georgia man convicted again for federal tax fraud scheme
A federal jury in Albany, Georgia, has found Reginald Knight guilty of making and subscribing a false tax return. -
Former poll worker pleads guilty over Georgia voting location bomb threat
A former poll worker in Georgia has pleaded guilty to charges related to a bomb threat against a voting location. -
Shanelle Booker appointed acting U.S attorney for Georgia's middle district
A new chapter begins for the U.S. Attorney's Office in the Middle District of Georgia as Shanelle Booker steps into the role of Acting U.S. Attorney.