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Pilot program starting in Hall County to focus on mental health in the jail and in community
Hall County Jail 2020
The Hall County Jail Saturday, Jan. 29, 2020. - photo by Scott Rogers
Nick Watson
The Times
Published: Jun 28, 2023, 1:31 AM
Responsible for a jail housing more than 600 inmates per day, Hall County Sheriff Gerald Couch estimated roughly 40% of those inmates are struggling with some type of mental health issue.
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Adoptive mother blasts DA’s handling of child cruelty case: ‘My jaw was on the ground’
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Binders of medical records for the baby severely injured in 2022. The boy's adoptive mother said she couldn't believe the prosecution didn't know more about the case. Mohamed Tawfik Bogoreh, 25, of Oakwood, is accused of inflicting life-threatening injuries on his then-6-week-old son. (Photo provided to The Times)
Ben Anderson
The Times
Updated: Mar 14, 2025, 4:19 PM
Published: Mar 14, 2025, 12:35 PM
The adoptive mother of a severely abused baby says she is “appalled” by a prosecutor’s handling of a child cruelty case involving her 2-year-old son. She has filed a complaint with Northeastern Judicial Circuit District Attorney Lee Darragh, requesting that someone else be assigned to the case.
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