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‘Ghost guns' discovered after GA man found ‘slumped over' in driver's seat, deputies say
Deputies said a business checkup led to a man facing multiple charges. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] On May 26, Twiggs County deputies were conducting business checks around 4 a.m. Deputies said at that time they spotted a 2020 Chrysler 300 parked at the Marathon gas station on Sgoda Road, with someone 'slumped' over in the driver's seat. TRENDING STORIES: 2 accused of stealing vehicle left on I-75 Teen dead, 6 others injured after shooting in Troup County Teen pulls gun on Lyft Driver in South Fulton, police say The driver was identified as Daetez Hertzog. After investigating the car, authorities said they found two 9mm non-serialized pistols identified as 'ghost guns.' In Georgia, a 'ghost gun' refers to a privately made firearm, often assembled from kits or parts without a serial number, meaning it's not traceable by law enforcement. The TCSO said they also seized marijuana, seemingly packaged with the intent to distribute. Hertzog was arrested on multiple charges. He was booked into the Twiggs County Jail. 'Do not bring drugs into Twiggs County. You will be arrested and jailed,' the sheriff's office said. [SIGN UP: WSB-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
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28-05-2025
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Spartanburgers again lose late lead in loss
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — After taking four games over Rome in a battle for the top of the South Atlantic League South division, Hub City welcomed the Winston-Salem Dash, High-A affiliate for the White Sox, Tuesday night. The Dash, buried at the bottom of the South division, climbed out of a two-run hole in the ninth to beat the 'Burgers 4-2 at Fifth Third Park. Winston-Salem scored four runs on three hits and three walks in the ninth, all against Wilian Bormie. The Dash were hapless against Spartanburgers' starter Leandro Lopez, who dazzled for 5 2/3 scoreless innings. Six of Lopez's eight strikeouts came on swings and misses. The right-hander held Winston-Salem scoreless; despite allowing two hits, he faced the minimum. Julian Brock helped out his battery mate, throwing out two runners attempting to steal. Theo Hardy also turned a double play to end the first. Lopez surrendered a base hit to begin the ball game to Cole McConnell. Lopez immediately rolled a double play and worked a quick first frame. An Arturo Disla double was all the Spartanburgers could muster in the bottom half. Lopez used a pair of caught stealings to work around baserunners in the second and fourth innings. The righty starter struck out a pair of runners in both the third and fifth for one-two-three innings. After his seventh and eight strikeouts to begin the sixth, Lopez exited and Victor Simeon got the final out of the sixth. Hub City's offense left a runner in scoring position in the third before cashing in off Winston-Salem starter Lucas Gordon in the fourth. Casey Cook stole second base with two outs and Yeison Morrobel drove him in with a bloop single to right. Phil Fox entered from the bullpen and quieted the Spartanburgers down for the next two innings. Prior to the seventh inning, the game entered a weather delay. After over an hour and 15 minutes, Seth Clark resumed play on the mound for the Spartanburgers. Clark tossed scoreless frames in both the seventh and eighth innings with a new season high of four strikeouts. The Spartanburgers doubled their lead in the bottom of the seventh against Clete Hertzog. Brock singled and stole second, advancing to third on a Hertzog error. Keith Jones bounced in the insurance run with an RBI single. Carson Jacobs (W, 2-2) replaced Hertzog and limited the damage. In the top of the ninth, Bormie (L, 1-3) struggled to find command. On three walks and three singles, Winston-Salem plated four. Jackson Appel slapped the two-run single to take the lead. The Spartanburgers went down in order in the ninth against Mark McLaughlin (S, 3). Hub City sends RHP Aidan Curry (1-1, 7.06 ERA) to the mound searching for a series-evening win. The Dash will counter with LHP Christian Oppor (0-1, 9.82 ERA). First pitch is scheduled for 6:35 p.m. ET. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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02-04-2025
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Coweta County daycare worker caught on camera slamming 3-year-old onto cot
Coweta County deputies arrested a daycare worker accused of slamming a 3-year-old child on a cot. The alleged assault happened March 21 at Big Blue Marble Academy on Summerlin Blvd in Newnan. Days later, deputies charged Samantha Hertzog, 33, with cruelty to children in the first degree. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] In a short surveillance clip, you can see a teacher, identified as Hertzog, walk to the back of the classroom. At one point, deputies say the teacher kicked a 3-year-old's cot before she picked up the toddler and 'forcefully slam' them back onto the cot. The sheriff's office report did not say what injuries the child had. Deputies went to Hertzog's apartment on March 26. Body camera video shows deputies escorting Hertzog to one of their patrol cars. The Georgia Department of Early Care and Learning confirmed to Channel 2 Action News that it is investigating the daycare and sent the following statement: 'A child care worker was arrested following allegations of physically assaulting a child during naptime. The worker has been charged with first-degree cruelty to children. Parents and guardians seeking childcare resources can visit for information on quality-rated childcare options. Alternatively, assistance is available by calling 1-877-ALL GA KIDS. The well-being of our children is our top priority, and DECAL remains dedicated to maintaining a safe and nurturing environment for all young learners.' TRENDING STORIES: Family of Delta employee killed by exploding tire files lawsuit Woman charged for making a false 911 call before rapper Young Scooter's death, police say Val Kilmer, star of 'Top Gun,' 'Batman Forever,' dies at 65 [SIGN UP: WSB-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
