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A desire to help and treat people how they want to be treated drew Officer Chuck McPhilamy to law enforcement 10 years ago. Now serving as PIO with the Marietta Police Department, he was instrumental in starting the Public Safety Ambassador program – one of the first in Georgia. With
April is designated as Second Chance Month in the United States. It’s a time to reflect on rehabilitation, reintegration and providing opportunities for those who have made mistakes. For A 2nd Chance Bail Bonds, the mission of facilitating second chances extends far beyond a single month on the calendar. It’s
Mike Lutzenkirchen carries out his son’s legacy through the Lutzie 43 Foundation by working every day to keep our roads safer by partnering with Georgia DOT to bring Safe Driving Summits to students across the state. While GDOT can engineer safety, human behavior is key to safe driving and the
Facing the prospect of being unable to get out of jail because you can’t afford can be an overwhelming and stressful experience. For many people, coming up with the funds to pay bail can be difficult or even impossible. Bail amounts can vary widely depending on the nature of the
Bringing the professionalism he gained in the military, Cobb County Sheriff Craig Owens was determined that his department would not be the “same old sheriff’s office.” He discusses how a well-trained, educated and diverse workforce reflects the community they serve. Additionally, he explains how mental healthcare remains a top priority
Believing that “failure is never final,” Sheriff Keybo Taylor brought new ideas when he took office in Gwinnett County. Listening to community concerns allows the sheriff’s office to make purposeful changes and increase community outreach where it’s needed most. Lt. Jenaro Hare joined Sheriff Taylor and Daniel Matalon to discuss
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