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< Back FUGITIVE UNIT APPREHENDS SUSPECT WANTED ON TWO FELONY MURDER CHARGES GCSO Aug 7, 2024 News Release (Gwinnett County, Ga., August 7, 2024) – Investigators with the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Unit successfully apprehended David Shane Lancaster, who was wanted on two felony murder charges. On Monday, August 5, a surveillance operation was conducted in Atlanta, Georgia. The Fugitive Unit observed Lancaster leaving an Atlanta residence at approximately 3 p.m. carrying a black backpack. Investigators followed Lancaster to a nearby dispensary and placed him under arrest. A subsequent search of the backpack revealed a black and silver Smith and Wesson handgun, 0.68 kilograms of crystal-like substance, and an electronic scale. The substance was tested and confirmed to be Methamphetamine. All additional evidence was secured and transferred to the Sheriff's Office for further processing. David Shane Lancaster was taken to the Gwinnett County Jail, where he remains without bond. The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office will keep the public informed on any additional updates. To submit a tip, you may contact our Tip Line for any information or reports at 770.619.6655. ### Previous Next

The Human Resources Section manages personnel files, benefits, employee records, and ensures that all policies and procedures are in compliance with state and federal laws.  Human Resources Section The Human Resources Section manages personnel files, benefits, employee records, and ensures that all policies and procedures are in compliance with state and federal laws. It is made up of the Payroll Management Unit and the Human Resources Unit.

All cash bonds posted at the Gwinnett County Jail must be paid with the exact dollar amount; the Gwinnett County Jail will not provide change. Our personnel cannot recommend a particular bonding company. Bonds may be posted only after the booking and identification process is complete. Once completed, the detainees are placed in a holding area with access to collect calling phones to make arrangements for release on bond. Bonding Process All cash bonds posted at the Gwinnett County Jail must be paid with the exact dollar amount; the Gwinnett County Jail will not provide change. Our personnel cannot recommend a particular bonding company. Bonds may be posted only after the booking and identification process is complete. Once completed, the detainees are placed in a holding area with access to collect calling phones to make arrangements for release on bond. Bond amounts are determined by the judges or the court system, not by the Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff’s Office personnel cannot assist in lowering bond amounts or changing court ordered conditions of bond. The Gwinnett County Jail will accept the following: Cash - United States currency, money orders, traveler’s checks, or certified bank checks. Foreign currency and personal checks are not accepted. Online Cash Bond - Cash bonds may be posted at www.cashbondonline.com . A credit card may be used to post a cash bond on this website. This is not a bonding company, and fees are not governed by the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office. Property - Real property only (titles for mobile homes and vehicles are not accepted). Property may be located anywhere in the state of Georgia. Ownership and equity amounts are verified prior to acceptance. A current tax notice and current mortgage statement for property being used as collateral must be presented at the time the bond is being obtained. If the property is not located in Gwinnett County, the owner must obtain an “Approved Bond” from the Sheriff in the county where the property is located. Land that is currently for sale will not be accepted. If the property is currently being used as surety on other bonds, the amount of equity must be enough to cover all bonds posted. Property that is being used as collateral for a bond may not be sold until the bond is removed or the charges adjudicated. The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office does not accept property bonds from out-of-state, nor will we prepare a property bond for another state. Professional Bondsman - An approved professional bonding company may be used for posting a bond. Approved Bonding Companies: 1st Choice Bail Bonds A 2nd Chance Bonds Bond James Inc Bail Bonds AA Professional Bail Bonds Contact Directory

Please include all court-certified documents required by Georgia Law. All checks or certified funds need to be made payable to the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office. Note: Service fees are nonrefundable. Civil Process Please include all court-certified documents required by Georgia Law. All checks or certified funds need to be made payable to the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office. Note: Service fees are nonrefundable. All services require that you complete a Sheriff’s Entry of Service form which is available from any clerk of court within the Gwinnett County Judicial Circuit. Be sure to complete the “Name and Address of Party to Be Served” section. If you fail to complete this section properly, you are subject to paying an additional service fee. For out of out-of-state service, a Civil Process employee will prepare a Sheriff’s Entry of Service Form. You are responsible for determining that the address for service is within Gwinnett County. We do not go outside Gwinnett County to serve a Civil Process. Fee Schedule (United States currency, money orders, traveler’s checks, or certified bank checks. Foreign currency and personal checks are not accepted): $50 FiFa-Levy $20 FiFa-Nulla Bona $25 FiFa-Nulla Bona – Clerk of Superior Court $50 Out-of-State Service $50 Per Person Service $50 Service of Garnishment or Rule Against Garnishee $25 Service of Dispossessory Proceeding and Notice of Foreclosure $10 Service of In-State Subpoenas $25 Writ of Possession to Evict Writ of Fieri Facias & Personal Injury Property Law A Writ of Fieri Facias (FiFa) is a Court Order commanding the Sheriff to collect a judgment by either getting the money or to levy and sell sufficient property of the person(s) named in the FiFa to satisfy your judgment. To “levy” means to seize or attach property by judicial order and to then convert the seized property into money through a Sheriff’s Sale to satisfy the judgment. Most property seized (levied upon) is personal property, but under certain circumstances, we can also seize Real Property. In general, we will make a ten (10) day money demand on the defendant by personal contact with the person(s) named in the FiFa or by leaving a letter at the person(s) home, if we are unable to make personal contact. This is an optional process since it is not required by law, but in some cases can be effective. If the defendant says that they cannot or will not pay, then we will return the FiFa to you with the results of our money demand. It is then up to you to provide us with any known assets of the defendant that are unencumbered (no security interest, no UCC filing, no secured debt, no liens, etc.). You can take your original FiFa to the Georgia Department of Revenue, Motor Vehicle Division in Hapeville, GA to determine if the defendant has any motor vehicles that are either in his/her name or the name of the corporation (if applicable). Their web link is: Motor Vehicle Division. Once you have determined any assets you must: Give us a letter requesting that we do a levy, describing these assets and the address where you would like us to do the levy. Either give us a printout from the Motor Vehicle Division showing vehicles owned by the defendant or a letter certifying that an UCC search has been done and that there are no liens on the assets you are asking us to levy upon. Prior to levying, the plaintiff must pay certain fees in advance. They are generally, but not limited to: Legal Advertising in the Gwinnett Daily Post for four (4) weeks, wrecker and wrecker lot storage fees if a vehicle is to be seized, storage fees at a bonded warehouse located in Gwinnett County if appropriate, labor and transportation cost for the physical seizure and movement of any property levied upon if applicable. All of this will be discussed with you by a supervisor prior to levying. Once the levy has been done, the items are placed in a bonded warehouse in Gwinnett County selected by the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office and paid by you, or in a wrecker lot in the case of vehicles. The seized property is then advertised for four (4) consecutive weeks in the Gwinnett Daily Post (legal organ of Gwinnett County) and then sold on the first Tuesday of the month. While we provide some assistance to you, we are unable to do skip tracing or to identify specific property to levy upon. These two tasks must be done by you. We do make a money demand. Please refer to O.C.G.A. § 9-13-50 and O.C.G.A. § 9-13-16. Requirements for a Real Property Levy A request, in writing, to the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office Civil Division to levy upon and sell real property to satisfy a Fieri Facias (FiFa). In your request for the Civil Division to levy on real property, you must include a statement that there is either no personal property to be levied upon to satisfy the judgment or that there is insufficient personal property found to be levied upon to satisfy the judgment. We must have the original FiFa. We cannot accept copies of a FiFa. The FiFa must have been recorded in the county where the judgment originated. If the judgment originated outside of Gwinnett County, the judgment must also be recorded in Gwinnett County. If the original Fi.Fa. has been lost, we can accept a properly marked “Alias,” issued by the original issuer (Clerk of Court) with the same judgment date as the original Fi. Fa. and endorsed as an “Alias.” A full and complete legal description of the real property that you want us to levy upon and sell. This description must include the “metes and bounds” in the legal description and be in Word format. This will be used for the Ad, which will be in the legal section of the Gwinnett Daily Post (the legal organ for the county). Please email this to: Nicholas.Higgins@GwinnettCounty.com. A Certificate of Title certified by an Attorney authorized to practice law in the State of Georgia. The Certificate of Title must be less than thirty (30) days old. The name of the current owner of the property must be shown. In addition, it must include a list of all lien holders with their name(s), address(es), and the date the lien(s) was/were recorded. A certified copy of the warranty deed for the subject property. Please note that any mortgage(s) [security deed(s)] must be extinguished (pay off the mortgage) prior to our levying. You will need to provide us with the dollar amount that was paid to do this. We will need proof that this has been done. A check for $50 made out to the Sheriff of Gwinnett County for the statutory Levy fee. A check made out to the Sheriff of Gwinnett County for an amount to be determined by the designated person in the Civil Division to cover the estimated costs for the advertising and any other costs that the Civil Division requires to be paid in advance. Sheriff’s Sale If items are available for sale, Sheriff’s Sales are held the first Tuesday of the month, unless that day falls on a National Holiday and then it is held on the day following the first Tuesday of the month. You can check on Sheriff’s Sales in the Gwinnett Daily Post Legal Section, Classification 931. From time to time we conduct sales resulting from Tax Fieri Facias that have been sold to third parties. You can check on Sheriff’s Sales in the Gwinnett Daily Post Legal Section, Classification 931. When there is a sale, it is held on the walkway at the marble bench closest to the street on the right side as you are approaching the building. This location is set by court order. The legal hours of sale are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sometimes a sale is held at a different location. If there is a different location, the complete address of the location where the sale will occur will be listed in the ad. All sales are final. You cannot return items purchased. You must pay with either cash or a cashier’s check (official bank check). Unless you present a State of Georgia Sales Tax Exemption form at the time you make a purchase, you will be charged sales tax on all personal products. Sales Tax on Vehicles is based on where the purchaser lives, not the county where the vehicle is sold. There is no sales tax on real property (real estate). Contact Directory

The mission of the Mental Health Task Force Unit is to advocate, educate, and enforce the shift of mentally ill persons out of the criminal justice system and into the proper care facilities. The Mental Health Task Force works to actively reduce the stigma associated with mental illness and act as an instrument of advocacy to stem the decades-long migration of the mentally ill into the criminal justice system. Mental Health Treatment Facilities Ridgeview Hospital 3995 S. Cobb Drive SE Smyrna, Georgia 30080 Emory University Hospital Mental Health Services 1441 Clifton Rd NE Atlanta, Georgia Laurel Heights Hospital 934 Briarcliff Rd NE Atlanta, Georgia 30046 Riverwoods Behavioral Health System 223 Medical Center Drive Riverdale, Georgia 30274

< Back OPERATION ONE STAR GCSO Mar 18, 2025 News Release (Gwinnett County, Ga., March 18, 2025) – Recently, the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office conducted a large-scale crime suppression operation called Operation One Star. Sheriff's Office deputies, in collaboration with local and federal agencies, launched a comprehensive initiative to enhance law enforcement visibility by focusing on violent crime and gang activity. During this operation, 53 people were arrested, including 5 validated or suspected gang members. Law enforcement officials successfully seized 13 firearms and confiscated the following substances: Nine kilograms of fentanyl, 193 grams of cocaine, 12 kilograms of methamphetamine, 561 grams of marijuana,148.5 grams of prescription pills, and 2,000 grams of liquid narcotics, in addition to $47,333 in U.S. currency. Individuals arrested are facing numerous charges, including trafficking in methamphetamine, fentanyl, and cocaine, in addition to multiple felony and weapons violations. The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office prioritizes public safety by addressing violent crimes while upholding our mission to serve and protect through dedication, professionalism, active cooperation with the community, and respect for human dignity . We would like to recognize the Gwinnett Metro Task Force (GMTF), Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), High-Intensity Drug Trafficking Areas (HIDTA) Group 3, Gwinnett County 911 Communications, Auburn, Lawrenceville, Lilburn and Norcross Police Departments for their collaborative efforts to help safeguard our community. Several investigations involved in this operation remain ongoing. To submit a tip, contact our Tip Line at 770.619.6655. Previous Next

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< Back GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ADDRESSES PUBLIC COMMENTS REGARDING HB 1105 GCSO Jul 29, 2025 News Release (Gwinnett County, Ga., July 29, 2025) – On Monday, July 28, the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office welcomed a group of community leaders, civil rights organizations, and elected officials for a candid, solutions-focused conversation about immigration protocols under HB 1105, public safety, and transparency. This meeting was an opportunity for thoughtful engagement on how the law is being implemented in Gwinnett County, what it requires of our office, and what it does not. Attendees were given ample time to ask questions and engage in a transparent discussion. For clarity, under HB 1105, immigration detainers are initiated solely by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The Sheriff’s Office does not conduct immigration investigations or enforce federal immigration laws. The Sheriff’s Office deeply appreciates the dedication of all participants and recognizes the importance of public dialogue. However, some recent comments originated from individuals who were invited but did not attend the meeting and therefore do not reflect the actual discussions among attendees. Sheriff Keybo Taylor remains committed to open dialogue and accountability. Our office will continue to work with stakeholders, provide transparency, and follow the law, while always working to serve and protect our community with dignity and professionalism. ### Previous Next

< Back GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS SECTION (SIS) APPREHENDS SUSPECT CONNECTED IN METHAMPHETAMINE CASE GCSO Dec 6, 2024 News Release (Gwinnett County, Ga., December 6, 2024) – On November 26, 2024, the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office Special Investigations Section (SIS) executed a search warrant at 1620 Purcell Rd, Lot #35 , in Lawrenceville, Georgia. This investigation resulted in the arrest of Martin Guzman-Beltran and the discovery of a methamphetamine laboratory. Large quantities of Fentanyl, Heroin, several firearms, and a substantial amount of cash was discovered at the residence. As a result of meticulous planning, surveillance, and collaboration with various law enforcement agencies, the GCSO Special Investigations Section seized four illegal firearms, almost 72 kilograms of Methamphetamine, nearly 2 kilograms of Heroin, 256 grams of Fentanyl, and over $61,000 in U.S currency. Beltran is currently being held at the Gwinnett County Detention Center, facing multiple felony charges, including Trafficking Methamphetamine, four counts of Possession of a Firearm during the Commission of a Felony, Manufacturing Methamphetamine, Possession of a Knife during the Commission of a Felony, Trafficking Heroin, and Possession of Drug-Related Objects. Chief Cleophas Atwater of the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office emphasized the ongoing commitment to safeguarding the citizens of Georgia by combating criminal street gang activity and keeping dangerous illegal substances out of our communities. "The dedication of our Special Investigations Section aims to preserve a sense of safety, security and human dignity in the community we serve.” "These actions help prevent the existence of criminal enterprises and reduce the devastating impact of meth addiction on families and neighborhoods,” said Major Darryl Nelson, GCSO Commander over the Special Investigations Section, “Our goal is to keep cartels out of Gwinnett County, thereby protecting our community from the danger of illegal drugs." The GCSO Special Investigations Section will continue its relentless pursuit to dismantle criminal organizations through coordinated multi-agency support. The agencies that assisted in this investigation include the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA/HIDTA), Homeland Security Investigations (HSI), Lilburn PD, and Investigator C. Huff with Gwinnett Metro Task Force (GMTF). The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office will inform the public of any additional updates. To submit a tip, contact our Tip Line at 770.619.6655. ### Previous Next

< Back GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE FUGITIVE UNIT ASSISTS WITH APPREHENSION OF MURDER SUSPECT GCSO Jul 11, 2024 News Release (Gwinnett County, Ga, July 11, 2024) – Investigators with the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Unit assisted the United States Marshals and Georgia State Patrol (GSP) SWAT with the apprehension of a wanted suspect. On June 24, Fugitive investigators, U.S. Marshals and GSP SWAT executed the arrest of Kenyatta Domingo Glass, who was wanted for Murder by the Columbus Police Department in Ohio. Upon their arrival at the Lawrenceville residence, GSP SWAT was able to identify Glass and he was successfully taken into custody without incident. Glass was booked into the Gwinnett County Jail on a Fugitive from Justice charge. On July 6, he was released to the Columbus Ohio Division of Police. The Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office will keep the public informed on any additional updates. To submit a tip, you may contact our Tip Line for any information or reports at 770.619.6655. ### Previous Next

The Fiscal Management Section oversees the budget for daily operations and capital projects, monitors account balances and overtime to keep from exceeding allocations, processes all purchases and payments for the department, and oversees expenditures and purchases to ensure compliance with County policy. Fiscal Management Section The Fiscal Management Section oversees the budget for daily operations and capital projects, monitors account balances and overtime to keep from exceeding allocations, processes all purchases and payments for the department, and oversees expenditures and purchases to ensure compliance with County policy. This section is comprised of the Grants Unit, Business Managers, and Business Officers that support both the Administrative and Operations Bureau.

< Back GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE FUGITIVE AND K-9 UNITS COLLABORATE WITH LOCAL PARTNERS TO LOCATE AND APPREHEND TWO SUSPECTS WANTED FOR VIOLENT CRIMES GCSO Apr 22, 2024 News Release (Gwinnett County, Ga., April 22, 2024) – Two individuals wanted for violent offenses were apprehended by the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office Fugitive Unit following proactive surveillance operations designated to locating fugitives. On January 19, at approximately 8:30 a.m., Eli Cummings was located and apprehended in Buford, Georgia, as investigators were conducting surveillance at his residence. Cummings was wanted for Sexual Battery, Aggravated Assault, and Cruelty to Children in the 3rd Degree. He was taken into custody without incident by the Fugitive Unit, with the assistance of the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Unit and processed at the Gwinnett County Jail. In a separate operation on January 19, at approximately 9:30 a.m., Jared Thomas Saylors was apprehended in Lawrenceville, Georgia. Saylors, wanted for Aggravated Child Molestation, was arrested by the Fugitive Unit, K-9 Unit, and the Lawrenceville Police Department without incident. He was processed at the Gwinnett County Jail. The mission of the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office is to serve and protect through dedication, professionalism, active cooperation with the community, and respect for human dignity. We will continue to demonstrate efficiency in ensuring the safety and security of the community. ### Previous Next

ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES DIVISION Office of Compliance and Accreditation Section The Office of Compliance and Accreditation Section maintains accredited status through the state certification program and ensures the Sheriff’s Office is in compliance with all state, county, and federal laws. Accreditation and Compliance Unit is responsible for coordinating the Department’s efforts to maintain state certification standards while maintaining the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office’s own certification, consisting of 124 state accreditation for a total of 485 files. Policy & Procedures Unit works in unison with the Accreditation and Compliance Unit to ensure the employees are given the guidance necessary to act decisively, consistently, and legally, while promoting self-confidence and professional conduct. Inspections Unit conducts internal inspections and audits in various divisions, sections, and units, ensuring that the Sheriff’s Office deputies and personnel are in compliance with established policies and procedures.

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Assistant Chief Austin Godfrey Field Operations Division Commander Assistant Chief Austin Godfrey FIELD OPERATIONS COMMANDER Assistant Chief Austin M. Godfrey began his career in law enforcement in 1998 with the Gwinnett County Police Department. He has served as a Task Force Officer with the FBI’s Crimes Against Children Human Trafficking Task Force, a member of the GBI’s Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, and a member of the Georgia Gang Investigators Association. Assistant Chief Godfrey has spent most of his career assigned to specialized units. These units have included Special Victims, Narcotics, Crime Suppression, and VICE and Alcohol. Additionally, he was a member of SWAT for over 18 years, where he served as the Sniper Team Leader. Assistant Chief Godfrey joined the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office in January 2021 and accepted his appointment as Major of the Special Investigations Section. In this role, he helped establish and build the Trafficking and Child Exploitation (TRACE) and Gang Units. Under his leadership, the Special Investigations Section expanded to include the Fugitive, Jail Intelligence, and Crime & Intelligence Analyst Units, along with the Gwinnett Metro Task Force. Over the course of his career, Assistant Chief Godfrey has received over 6,000 hours of basic and specialized training from the Georgia Peace Officers Standards and Training Council (POST). His certifications include Management, Supervision, Advanced, Intermediate, General Instructor, Firearms Instructor, Defensive Tactics Instructor, Sniper Instructor, Field Training Officer, and SWAT Command. Assistant Chief Godfrey is a native of Gwinnett County and graduated from South Gwinnett High School. He is also a proud veteran of the United States Marine Corps. 770.619.6802 Austin.Godfrey@GwinnettCounty.Com

News Releases Sep 2, 2025 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE DISCUSS RECRUITMENT, RETENTION IN 2026 BUSINESS PLAN PRESENTATION News Release Read More Aug 20, 2025 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE INCORPORATES SPECIALIZED K-9 TO COMBAT HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND CHILD EXPLOITATION News Release Read More Aug 12, 2025 JOIN THE GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE EXPLORER POST 699 PROGRAM News Release Read More Aug 5, 2025 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE HIGHLIGHTS TRACE UNIT INITIATIVES IN COMBATING HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND CHILD EXPLOITATION News Release Read More Jul 31, 2025 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE HOLDS NEWS CONFERENCE News Release Read More Jul 29, 2025 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ADDRESSES PUBLIC COMMENTS REGARDING HB 1105 News Release Read More Jul 28, 2025 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE MENTAL HEALTH TASK FORCE HOSTS LEADING IN CRISIS: THE ESSENTIAL ROLE OF A LEADER DURING AND AFTER AN ACT OF VIOLENCE IN THE WORKPLACE News Release Read More Jun 23, 2025 MESSAGE FROM SHERIFF KEYBO TAYLOR UPDATE News Release Read More Jun 20, 2025 MESSAGE FROM SHERIFF KEYBO TAYLOR News Release Read More Mar 27, 2025 TRACE UNIT IN PARTNERSHIP WITH HAMPTON VIRGINIA POLICE DEPARTMENT ARRESTS ONE IN ICAC INVESTIGATION News Release Read More Mar 18, 2025 OPERATION ONE STAR News Release Read More Feb 24, 2025 TWO APPREHENDED IN LARGE-SCALE DRUG OPERATION News Release Read More Feb 14, 2025 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE News Release Read More Feb 7, 2025 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE News Release Read More Feb 3, 2025 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ANNOUNCES DEATH AT JAIL News Release Read More Dec 6, 2024 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE SPECIAL INVESTIGATIONS SECTION (SIS) APPREHENDS SUSPECT CONNECTED IN METHAMPHETAMINE CASE News Release Read More Sep 27, 2024 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE JAILER TERMINATED AND ARRESTED News Release Read More Sep 18, 2024 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE ANNOUNCES EXPANSION OF THE GWINNETT RE-ENTRY INTERVENTION PROGRAM (GRIP) News Release Read More Sep 12, 2024 GWINNETT COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE TRACE UNIT ONLINE HUMAN TRAFFICKING OPERATION LEADS TO RECOVERY OF THREE MISSING GWINNETT JUVENILES News Release Read More Sep 9, 2024 MESSAGE FROM SHERIFF KEYBO TAYLOR News Release Read More