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Busy hurricane season predicted
BAHAMAS -- The Colorado State University forecast team upgraded its early season forecast Friday at the Bahamas Weather Conference, saying the U.S. Atlantic basin will likely experience a well above-average hurricane season.
Hospitals asked to conserve blood because of shortage
Donald Lovett, head of the lab at Liberty Regional Medical Center, reports the American Red Cross is urging hospitals to plan ways to cut back on blood use because of a nationwide shortage of type O negative blood.
Liberty County Sheriff's Office blotter April 28
April 6 Obstruction of a law enforcement officer Suspended driver's license Attempting to elude Eastbound Highway 196, Hinesville A routine stop for speeding turned into a three-hour man hunt involving agencies from Liberty County sheriff's office, the Richmond Hill K-9 unit and Bryan County Sheriff's office. Lt. Eurith Eason of the Liberty County Sheriff's office clocked a vehicle he believed was traveling at a high rate of speed. He pulled the car over and the ...
Hinesville Police Department blotter April 28
Disorderly conduct Black Willow Drive April 17 On April 20, an officer met with a complainant at HPD in reference to an argument between the complainant/victim and her boyfriend on April 17 at approximately 7:10 a.m. During the argument, the boyfriend grabbed a butcher knife and took a step toward her. She said he held the knife with his right hand away from his body. She told him if he pulls a knife on her, ...
HPD hopes to close down burglary ring
Search warrants were served last week and Hinesville Police hope to start making arrests for a string of more than 40 residential and business burglaries in April.
Firefighters control natural gas leak
County workers snagged a gas pipe Wednesday afternoon while clearing the area where the new justice center will be built, releasing natural gas and requiring assistance from the Hinesville Fire Department.
New boat helps in search and rescue
A new investment for the Eastern District Volunteer Fire Department is already paying out dividends, according to Chief Joseph Martin.
A thanks to those that save lives behind the scenes
National Public Safety Telecommunications Week is when people from all over the public safety field and beyond express appreciation for the people who make telecommunications work.
Federal money aims at regional radio networks
Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue recently announced Liberty County, as part of a regional radio network, will share in $20 million in Public Safety Interoperable Communications grants from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security.
MACE March report
The Multi Agency Crack Enforcement Drug Task Force opened 76 cases in March associated with 104 total offenders.
Friday wreck kills local man
One man was killed Friday night and two others injured in a head-on collision on Highway 196 East in Liberty County, according to the Georgia State Patrol.
5-vehicle pile-up at busy intersection hurts woman
A woman was flown by LifeStar to Memorial Health University Medical Center in Savannah with face and head injuries after a five-car pile on Highway 196 Thursday afternoon.
Tips to reduce damage from high winds
ATLANTA -- The recent tornadoes that struck Georgia came with little notice. Taking precautions long before storm clouds form is the best answer for minimizing damage from such foul weather.
Boy sustains minor injuries when bike, truck collide
Last Thursday, a bicycle and truck collided on Smiley Road in Long County. No serious injuries were reported.
Law enforcement appreciation cookout draws crowd
GLENNVILLE - The 21st annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Cookout at Wayne Dasher's pond on Highway 196 April 20 drew an estimated 3,000 people from all over the state.
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Liberty deputy completes radar class
Deputy H. Weyman Chapman Jr. of the Liberty County Sheriff's Office recently completed a basic radar operator course taught by the Georgia Police Academy Division of the Georgia Public Safety Training Center in Forsyth.
Liberty County Sheriff's blotter for May 6
April 12: Simple battery/stalking/aggressive driving - A woman was arrested and taken to jail when deputies found a machete, sword and a handgun that were used to threaten her husband, in the woman's vehicle after she repeatedly followed and rammed her car into his on Highway 144 in Fort Stewart.
House fire displaces family
The Gum Branch home of a Fort Stewart soldier and his family was heavily damaged Thursday night by fire. The family and their pets made it out OK but lost most of their belongings.
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