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2. Bob Cheeley - Wikipedia

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   Cheeley was born and raised in Buford, Georgia.He attended Buford City Schools from kindergarten through 12th grade, graduating in 1975. [3] He later attended the University of Georgia, where he earned a degree in political science in 1978 and a Juris Doctor from the University of Georgia School of Law in 1982.

3. Georgia ranks No. 1 for fraud cases nationwide. How to avoid ...

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   A new report from Retirement Living has revealed that Georgia ranks No. 1 in the nation for fraud victims, with 1,564 reports per 100,000 residents.. The peach state also has the highest rate of ...

4. After Georgia couple scammed, credit union warns customers ...

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   Recently, a couple in Athens, Georgia, who are members of Vystar Credit Union, which has offices across Georgia and Florida, lost $20,000. The victim believed – wrongly – that a caller was ...

5. Georgia Bureau of Investigation - Wikipedia

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   Drug investigations can be initiated without request. Medical Examiner's Office - Provides forensic pathology services to 153 of 159 Georgia counties in deaths which qualify as coroner cases under the Georgia Death Investigation Act. The Chief Medical Examiner for the State of Georgia oversees the GBI's medical examiner (M.E.) program and also ...

6. List of alleged Georgia election racketeers - Wikipedia

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   The 15 remaining defendants [7] in the indictment [8] and some of the allegations against them [6] are: . Donald Trump, former U.S. president, 13 felonies.Alleged organizer and leader of a criminal enterprise which attempted to fraudulently overturn the results of presidential elections in Georgia and six other states.

7. Former Georgia insurance commissioner sentenced to prison ...

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   As Jones noted at a hearing in Atlanta, Oxendine only personally gained $40,000 from the scheme, although Jones ordered him to pay a $25,000 fine and to share in $760,000 in restitution with Dr ...