With the son of Gov. Nathan Deal lined up as their keynote speaker, local court officials were anticipating a packed audience for the May 2 graduation of the first four people to complete the Barrow County Drug Court program. But the woman whose agency over the past two years has played the biggest role in trying to change the lives of the former addicts said she would not attend. After her agency’s contract was abruptly terminated in February, Fawn Alexander, executive director of The Light Homeless Shelter in Winder, was stunned to learn over the weekend that two of her former Drug Court colleagues last week called into question her agency’s services and her character during a court hearing.
Drug court operations questioned; Judge says program now ‘on track’
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Anonymous
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05/02/12 at 11:51 PM
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http://www.justice.gov/oig/recovery/docs/GrantFraudPresentation.pdf
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05/03/12 at 07:03 AM
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By posting this link, are you saying the agency that was dismissed from the program misused funds?
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05/05/12 at 02:22 PM
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It's definitely interesting
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Think twice
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05/08/12 at 12:12 PM
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COLLEAGUE!!!... dont think so....Krista Reynolds is a "recovering" meth addict, twice relapsed. So I would be very leary of accepting anything she says as fact.
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05/08/12 at 03:04 PM
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Here is what our last DA, Rick Bridgeman, had to say about drug court: http://tinyurl.com/bqllwz5
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05/08/12 at 07:44 PM
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Think twice - this comment section is a forum to discuss the article and not a place to sully somekne's character for no reason. I think your post needs to be immediately removed, as it is nothing but slander. I assume you are a small person since you have to defile others in order to feel better about yourself.