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A magistrate judge has denied bond for all three suspects who are being held in the Liberty County Jail.
"These incidents show that there are individuals or groups of individuals that are actively seeking to harm the defendant," the filing states.
"Clarence was not only a spiritual leader but also a beacon of hope, compassion, and wisdom," wrote State Sen. Derek Mallow.
By: Ansley Christain
Tourists touching and feeding wildlife leads to road closure
By: Ansley Christain
The man who raped a woman in a Savannah grocery store bathroom is headed to prison.
The victim suffered life-threatening injuries according to police
The woman suffered life-threatening injuries according to police
By: Ansley Christain
Police were called shortly before 4 p.m.
It all happened when a delivery driver left his truck to go inside a Chatham County Walmart. Moments later, someone jumped inside the vehicle and drove off.
George Lee once led a City program to stop gun violence but resigned following a DUI arrest
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