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08/06/2025

Carroll County, GA — TRIAL DATE CONFIRMED in criminal case against AJ Scott - former Georgia State Trooper and current mayor of Buchanan, GA

During Calendar Call on August 6, 2025, the scheduled TRIAL DATE for AUGUST 18, 2025 was confirmed. Judge Erica Tisinger of the Superior Court of Carrol County will be presiding over the trial in courtroom 4B. No issues were presented by Scott’s defense team that would signal future attempts to yet again postpone the trial. Last trial was canceled after Mac Pilgrim (Scott’s attorney) filed an emergency leave of absence, stating that he has high blood pressure and is under doctor's observation.

In September 2015, then Georgia State trooper Anthony “A.J." Scott broadsided a vehicle occupied by 4 teens. He was traveling over 90 mph in a 45 mph zone without blue lights or siren. He was not responding to a call or any emergency. Kylie Lindsey and Isabella Chinchilla were killed in the crash. The other two teenagers were seriously injured. Scott was fired by Georgia State Patrol within days of the fatal incident. He was indicted in 2017 on two counts of vehicular homicide in the second degree, two counts of serious injury by vehicle, violating oath of office, and one count each of speeding and reckless driving.

08/06/2025

Something about Georgia Law Enforcement and the itch to drive at nearly 100mph for no reason

Former Bulloch county law enforcement officer sentenced to 10 years behind bars.

August 7, 2025 - Back in March 2024 Laken Michelle Deloach was driving a 2020 Dodge Durango with five other people in the car when she hit a tree, rolled the vehicle over, and it burst into flames on Ten Mile Highway in Appling County.

One of her passengers 25-year-old De’angelo Marquis Adams did not survive the crash.

Three of the other passengers were seriously hurt including Deloach. A total of four medical helicopters responded to the scene and transported.

The Georgia state patrols SCRT "Specialized Collision Reconstruction Team" investigated the collision.

They learned from the vehicles on board computer that it was traveling 95MPH when it crashed. The posted limit was 55.

The also learned that the driver had a Blood alcohol level of 0.128, the legal limit in Georgia to operate a motor vehicle is .08 .

Shortly after these findings Deloach was arrested and charged with a long list of things to include

Homicide by Vehicle – 1st degree, Homicide by Vehicle – 1st degree, Homicide by Vehicle – 1st degree, Serious Injury by Vehicle, Serious Injury by Vehicle, Serious Injury by Vehicle, Serious Injury by Vehicle, Serious Injury by Vehicle, Serious Injury by Vehicle, Serious Injury by Vehicle, Serious Injury by Vehicle, Serious Injury by Vehicle, Speeding, Failure to Maintain Lane, Reckless Driving, and Driving Under the Influence of alcohol.

In all Deloach was responsible for killing De’angelo Adams, leaving Ahmad Clements paralyzed from the waist down, disfiguring the body of Ashton Baxley, and causing a brain injury that resulted in Anthony Jackson being paralyzed.

Shortly after this Deloach was released from jail on a $40,000 dollar bond.

There were special conditions for her bond such as being barred from operating a vehicle, prohibited from contacting any witnesses or victims in the case, not to consume alcohol or any drugs.

The case then went into limbo awaiting a grand jury.

That time came in February 2025 when she was indicted by a grand jury on twelve felony charges, and four misdemeanor charges.

Her first court appearance after the indictment took place in May 2025.

Deloach pled not guilty at this hearing.

Her attorney John Thigpen Sr. Also filed a ton of court documents asking the court to dismiss the charges, asking the court to suppress evidence, and even went as far as telling the courts Deloach would not be able to get a fair trial in Appling County due to the media publicity surrounding the case.

Around this time more information came to light about Deloach. It was learned that she was once a Law enforcement officer in Statesboro.

Deloach is also the daughter of Linton Deloach who ran for sheriff of Appling county.

Her Grandfather is previous Appling County sheriff Benny Deloach.

Deloach comes from a long history of Law enforcement family.

On Monday August 4, 2025 Deloach was scheduled for court regarding the lengthy amount of documents her attorney submitted prior, to everyones surprise she changed her plea from not guilty to Guilty at this hearing.

She requested the court sentence her under Georgia's First offender act, but Judge Stephen Kelley declined that request.

The first offender act would have allowed her to scrub her record of the charges if she successfully completed her sentence.

Instead sentencing was as follows:

Homicide by Vehicle 1st degree – Guilty
10 years to serve in prison, $4,055 fine.

Serious Injury by Vehicle times 3 - Guilty
10 years probation after incarceration is complete.

Speeding - Guilty
12 months probation in addition too.

Failure to Maintain Lane – Guilty
12 months probation in addition too.

Reckless Driving – Guilty
12 months probation in addition too.

After all said and done Deloach was sentenced to 10 years behind bars, then 30 years of probation.

The remaining charges were dismissed.

The sentencing also says after her prison sentence she must complete a mental health evaluation, complete 100 hours of community service, complete a substance abuse evaluation, complete a Defensive Driving Risk Reduction Program, have a curfew while on probation, and can not consume drugs or alcohol while on probation.

The sentencing also says she is barred from contacting any of the victims in the case unless they wish to contact her in which case the victim would have to submit a notarized statement to probation lifting the requirement.

After the court hearing she was taken into custody.

08/06/2025

Georgia advises EBT cardholders to secure their cards after recent cyberattack.

08/05/2025

Douglas County, GA

“From the Whistle to the Handcuffs: Former Douglas County PE Teacher from Hell”

Every parent’s worst nightmare isn’t the stranger in a dark alley, it’s the smiling face they already know. The one holding the whistle. The one the school told you was safe. The one you let watch your kids while you worked.

At Praise Christian Academy, that nightmare now had a name: Maverick Austin Beaudreau.

Once trusted as a PE teacher and baseball coach, this fraud was allegedly spending his off‑hours uploading 20 videos and 2 images of child sexual abuse material to the internet. Let that sink in......the man trusted to encourage kids to “be their best” is accused of trafficking in the absolute worst kind of evil.

It all unraveled when the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children handed deputies two cyber tips. The trail led right to Beaudreau’s door - phone number, IP address, all of it. Deputies raided his place and found exactly what the tips warned about: digital filth stored like trophies.

This wasn’t just some random creep lurking behind a keyboard. This was someone parents trusted with their children every single day. Someone allowed into the school system, handed a whistle, and told to “lead by example.” Instead, he allegedly led a double life gym teacher by day, digital predator by night.

And that’s the part that cuts deepest this wasn’t a stranger. It was a familiar face, a coach, a mentor, someone who high‑fived kids in the hallway and told them to “give it their all.” Behind that smile, according to investigators, was a man feeding one of the darkest corners of the internet.

Now he’s facing 14 counts and will rot in the Douglas County Jail with no bond. And frankly, that’s the soft part of what’s coming, because predators like him don’t get to hide in prison. Even behind bars, there’s a hierarchy. And at the bottom? The ones who hurt kids.

Police said it doesn't appear any of the crimes happened at the school or involved any students.

The school sent a letter home to parents that read, "This is the first time we've heard of any allegations of criminal activity about this former employee and we are not aware that anything criminal took place on school campus."

So here’s your legacy, Maverick: not the trophies, not the teams, not the games. Just a mugshot, a ruined name, and a permanent place in the category of human garbage.

The whistle’s gone silent, the mask is off, and the only laps you’ll be running now are from one side of the yard to the other when they call chow.

Follow for more. (Updates will be posted in the comments)

08/04/2025

Fulton County, GA

DEVELOPING.

08/04/2025

The Georgia Attorney General is once again attempting to intervene over the City of Savannah's gun ordinance that punishes victims of crime. - South Georgia Local Government

08/04/2025

Carroll County, GA

The trial of former Georgia State Patrol trooper A.J. Scott is set to begin next month — almost 10 years after he crashed into a carload of teenagers, killing two

08/04/2025

A defendant had a salty way of telling an Oregon judge that the magistrate had made a mistake. An appeals court agreed with his premise -- while not his language -- and overturned four contempt charges.

08/04/2025

08/03/2025

Unpopular opinion: so if the deputies decided to hold on to a moving vehicle, what was their expectation? Dragged implies they were being held but it was their choice to hold on.

08/02/2025

Carroll County, GA — Update on criminal case against AJ Scott - former Georgia State Trooper and current mayor of Buchanan, GA

Online records show that there is a Calendar Call scheduled on August 6, 2025 at 9am before Judge ERICA TISINGER. A calendar call is a court procedure where the judge, prosecution, and defense reviews the status of a case set for trial. Records show that the trial is still set for August 18, 2025. Additionally, there are 3 attorneys listed on the record for AJ Scott’s defense (Mac Pilgrim, Justin Flinn, and Daniel Rice). Here’s hoping this will curtail any high blood pressure stall tactics by Pilgrim or any other orchestrated attempts to again stall the trial.

In September 2015, then Georgia State trooper Anthony “A.J." Scott broadsided a vehicle occupied by 4 teens. He was traveling over 90 mph in a 45 mph zone without blue lights or siren. He was not responding to a call or any emergency. Kylie Lindsey and Isabella Chinchilla were killed in the crash. The other two teenagers were seriously injured. Scott was fired by Georgia State Patrol within days of the fatal incident. He was indicted in 2017 on two counts of vehicular homicide in the second degree, two counts of serious injury by vehicle, violating oath of office, and one count each of speeding and reckless driving.