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Trey Price was shot and killed in his Pickens County home May 10, deputies search for orange minivan Share Updated: 6:17 PM EDT Jun 23, 2021 We need awareness : Family of Upstate man killed inside home asks for information from the public
Trey Price was shot and killed in his Pickens County home May 10, deputies search for orange minivan Share Updated: 6:17 PM EDT Jun 23, 2021
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Show Transcript FOCUS IN THIS INVESTIGAONTI NOW. TAGGART: AS WE PREVIOUSLY REPORTED, THE VEHICLE OF INTEREST IS AN ORANGE MINIVAN. THE SHERIFF TELLING ME TODAY THERE IS REASON TO BELIEVE THAT IS IN GREENVILLE COUNTY. SEEING THE TRAGEDY, IT DOESN’T MAKE SENSE. TAARGGT: FOR NEARLY A MONTH AND A HALF, ROBIN AND DALE PRICE HAVE BEEN WORKING TO FIND ANSWERS IN THEIR SON’S DEATH. IT IS ALMOST AN EXCEPTION AN OBSESSION, GOING THROUGH
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By Dave Williams | Capitol Beat News Service May 27, 2021
5 hrs ago
ATLANTA â A former chief magistrate judge in Pickens County has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for corruption, Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced Thursday.
William âAllenâ Wigington was found guilty of 44 felonies and five misdemeanors for a variety of crimes, including racketeering, forgery, theft by taking, unauthorized use of a financial transaction card and violating his oath of office. Mr. Wigington violated the public s trust in the worst way, and he will now serve time for his deceitful behavior,â Carr said Thursday. âThe theft of taxpayer funds will not go unpunished, and we will continue to root out this type of public corruption in our state.â