After 23 years behind bars, Sonny Bharadia is traveling the country and is engaged to be married. Sonny Bharadia, seen here as a younger man, spent nearly 23 years behind bars for a 2001 sexual ...

Items dropped by drones include fentanyl-laced drugs and power tools. Prison officials report that drone pilots pay nearby residents to use their property for staging flights. Federal law currently ...

Commissioner Tyrone Oliver, second from left, speaks during a 2023 meeting of the Georgia Board of Corrections. In 2025, Oliver says low numbers of officers and high numbers of contraband-laden drones ...

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ATLANTA — At a budget presentation on Monday, members of the Georgia Department of Corrections told lawmakers that drone and contraband incidents were on the rise. In 2025, GDOC said they’ve already ...

(The Center Square) – Georgia's prisons have had marked changes in 35 years, from longer prison sentences to new technology that allows contraband to be dropped from the sky into state prisons. The ...

The federal courthouse for the United States District Court- Middle District of Georgia sits off of Mulberry Street in downtown Macon. Katie Tucker The Telegraph A former corrections officer cadet ...

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (WAND) - Taking time to lift the spirits of those behind bars. RIPPLE Effect, a program hosted by the Education Justice Project (EJP), will send cards with messages of support to those ...

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JASPER COUNTY, Ga. — A Georgia man will spend the next several decades in prison after being convicted of trying to sell a child on a human trafficking website. Kelly Garret Ivey, 43, was given a life ...

Drones are being used to deliver contraband, including drugs and power tools, into Georgia prisons. Some confiscated drones are powerful enough to lift a human, according to state officials.