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Early morning search closes street

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Laura Geiger
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Tuesday, November 16. 2010
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During the early morning hours of Tuesday Spalding County Sheriff’s Deputies blocked off a portion of Jackson Road near Bailey Jester Road and turned around all traffic. According to Sheriff Stewart this was done to protect the citizens traveling on that road while the Georgia State Patrol SWAT Team assisted investigators of the Sheriff’s Office with the execution of a search warrant.

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#1 Anonymous on 11/16/10 at 06:26 PM
Might want to throw the words "Spalding County" or "this wasn't in our county" in there somewhere. You know how people in the blog are.
#2 It's Me on 11/16/10 at 08:03 PM
Is there a 'Jackson Road' section in both counties? Was this here in Lamar?
#3 The sky is falling on 11/17/10 at 09:53 AM
Please do clarify Spalding, because all we will hear is Joe this Joe that, Larry this Larry that... Or even better the Good Ole Boy Network whoever that is; so far it seems to be ever person in Lamar and surrounding counties. Oh yeah I have to mention Milam too. I think I covered it all..
#3.1 Sheila Tolley on 11/18/10 at 11:29 AM
"Oh yeah I have to mention Milam too. I think I covered it all."

Yeah, Milam covered it all.

An inadvertent perfect closing to a blog.
#4 Anonymous on 11/18/10 at 12:12 PM
Why wasn't the DEA there?
#4.1 Anonymous on 12/03/10 at 08:54 AM
hummmmm...let me see here, DEA, can't be lamar I think that the DEA is afraid of doing any crackdowns in Lamar (no punn intended) or maybe it is that Lamar is to afraid of contacting the DEA. OOPS...my bad it must've been Lamar...seeing that the DEA were not there. This has got to be the only place where I have lived, and that is many, that there is a ton of probable cause reason for the law (DEA,LCPD,BPD etc.)to do something, but is not enough probable cause to get involved. They wonder why we take the law into our own hands...someone has to protect our family & property. By the way these cats you're talking about...they are'nt a member of the Taliban are they?
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