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Macon Man Charged With Murdering Father

Macon Man Charged With Murdering Father

Macon police say a man is charged with murder after stabbing and killing his father Wednesday morning.

 

Masked Gunman Shoots Man in Leg

Masked Gunman Shoots Man in Leg

Police are investigating a shooting on Magnolia Drive. At around 3:30 p.m. 27-year-old Larral Blash was shot in the left leg.

CRIME AND THE CITY: Do Youth Programs Deter Crime?

CRIME AND THE CITY: Do Youth Programs Deter Crime?

In Macon, more than twenty new youth programs have started in the past two years, keeping kids off the streets and potentially away from crime.  But do these programs work?

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CRIME AND THE CITY: "Be on the Lookout" Emails Help Prevent Crime

Bibb County leads the state in the newest trend in fighting crime from your house.

CRIME AND THE CITY: Neighborhood Watch Fights Bad Guys

CRIME AND THE CITY: Neighborhood Watch Fights Bad Guys

Neighborhood Watch programs can go a long way in preventing crimes.

CRIME AND THE CITY: Abandoned Homes Breed Crime

CRIME AND THE CITY: Abandoned Homes Breed Crime

Thousands of abandoned homes sit on streets across Macon, dragging down property values and breeding crime.

CRIME AND THE CITY: Is Macon's Anti-Gang Effort Paying Off?

CRIME AND THE CITY: Is Macon's Anti-Gang Effort Paying Off?

Macon Police began using a gang database two years ago.  Today, they still have trouble saying how much of Macon crime is linked to gangs.

CRIME AND THE CITY: Augusta Says Merging Police Helps

CRIME AND THE CITY: Augusta Says Merging Police Helps

Research shows you're more likely to be assaulted, robbed and murdered in Macon and Bibb County than in Augusta and Richmond County.

CRIME AND THE CITY: Bibb Vs. Macon

CRIME AND THE CITY: Bibb Vs. Macon

Both Macon Police Department and the Bibb County Sheriff's Office saw the number of crimes increase from 2007 to 2008, but the number still fell below that of previous years.

CRIME AND THE CITY: Police Recruitment Woes

CRIME AND THE CITY: Police Recruitment Woes

Many Macon police officers leave for higher pay and better working conditions.

CRIME AND THE CITY: Do Tough Times Cause More Crimes?

CRIME AND THE CITY: Do Tough Times Cause More Crimes?

Macon Police Chief Mike Burns says some experts link the poor economy to higher crime rates.

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