Gwinnett County sheriff settles complaint with bonding company after revoking authority
By FOX 5 Atlanta Digital Team
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In a release provided to FOX 5 Atlanta, Anytime Bail Bonding of Gwinnett, Inc. will be allowed to sell bail bonds in Gwinnett County, but will be doing business as ABC Bail Bonds. Its CEO, Scott Hall, is withdrawing from all corporate officer positions, the document says. Director of operations Paul Stewart shall have no formal capacity with the company.
Christopher J. Bohrer will assume legal control and operation authority of ABC Bail Bonds.
Taylor is reissuing a certificate of authority to the agency in his jurisdiction after he apparently mistakenly revoked the certificate of authority of the incorrect company. The documents says that Taylor will rescind a previous suspension of the Certificate of Authority to Anytime Bail Bonding, Inc., in recognition that the suspension and revocation should have been for Anytime Bail Bonding of Gwinnett, In
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Gwinnett County once had 11 bonding companies. The new sheriff wants only four. But it s what he said to one of them as a candidate that has led to a GBI investigation.
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