911 calls of domestic violence at prosecutor’s Augusta home released
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Sounds pretty shady and like someone is protecting their own..transparency would solve this..I know transparency doesn’t happen a lot in Richmond County anymore..
domestic violence often leads to gun violence….lack of reporting dom v = more gun violence
Laws, policies, and procedures are only applied to the poor, unconnected, and powerless.
WOW!!! You just can’t make this stuff up. Selective prosecution at its finest.
Did it strike anyone on the length of time it actually took to complete the call? If someone was breaking in to your house how would you feel? That is why people must be ARMED. By the time the police gets there it is too late.