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KJ Biermann Pleads Not Guilty, Seeks Juvenile Court Transfer in Georgia Sex Crime Case
news4 days ago

KJ Biermann Pleads Not Guilty, Seeks Juvenile Court Transfer in Georgia Sex Crime Case

KJ Biermann, 15, pleaded not guilty to seven felony charges in Fulton County Superior Court on Oct. 5. His attorney, Jason Sheffield, waived the formal arraignment scheduled for Oct. 14 and requested a hearing to transfer the case to juvenile court. The judge sealed three sets of documents. Biermann was arrested in August for an alleged April incident at a Life Time Fitness center in Alpharetta, Georgia. He was released on a $200,000 bond in September. His mother, Kim Zolciak, maintains his innocence, citing a passed polygraph and lack of DNA evidence. Prosecutors previously alleged finding footage of sexual activity with a minor relative on his phone, a claim his defense disputes.

KJ Biermann Indicted on Seven Counts in Alleged Minor Sexual Assault Case
crime1 month ago

KJ Biermann Indicted on Seven Counts in Alleged Minor Sexual Assault Case

Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann’s son, KJ Biermann, then 15 at the time of arrest, was indicted by a Fulton County grand jury on seven counts—including aggravated child molestation, aggravated sexual battery, aggravated sodomy, sexual battery of a child under 16, and false imprisonment—for an alleged incident in a Lifetime Fitness gym changing room in April; his attorney emphasizes his innocence and argues the case should be handled in juvenile court, noting the process and evidence are not yet fully known.

KJ Biermann Jr. indicted on seven felony counts in Fulton County case
crime1 month ago

KJ Biermann Jr. indicted on seven felony counts in Fulton County case

Fulton County grand jury indicted 15-year-old KJ Biermann Jr., son of Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann, on seven felony counts—including aggravated child molestation, aggravated sexual battery, aggravated sodomy, multiple counts of sexual battery against a minor, and false imprisonment—relating to an April incident at an Alpharetta Life Time Fitness changing area. Investigators say he restrained a 15-year-old girl and forced sexual acts; medical tests found no male DNA. He was arrested Aug. 17, and his next court hearing is Sept. 8 at 1 p.m. Zolciak publicly defended her son, stating he passed a polygraph and denies the allegations.

Reality TV Star Sidney Starr Arrested on Child-Sex Charges in Georgia Hotel
crime2 months ago

Reality TV Star Sidney Starr Arrested on Child-Sex Charges in Georgia Hotel

Reality TV personality Sidney Starr, whose legal name is Sidney Favors, was arrested at an Embassy Suites hotel in Hapeville near Atlanta on charges including aggravated child molestation, sexual battery against a child under 16, and sodomy. Warrant details allege she confessed to performing oral sex on a boy at the hotel; she is being held without bond as investigators note the case involves a juvenile and limited information has been released.

Griner files for divorce in Georgia, seeks custody and assets split
sports2 months ago

Griner files for divorce in Georgia, seeks custody and assets split

WNBA star Brittney Griner filed for divorce from wife Cherelle in Fulton County, Georgia, on July 30, citing an irretrievably broken marriage since July 24. The couple, married in 2018, share a son (born 2024) and are asking for joint legal and physical custody, child support, and an equitable division of assets and debts. Griner plays for the Connecticut Sun in 2026, with the team moving from Mohegan Sun to Houston in 2027.

Judge Blocks DOJ Subpoena for Fulton County 2020 Election Workers’ Identities
politics3 months ago

Judge Blocks DOJ Subpoena for Fulton County 2020 Election Workers’ Identities

A federal judge in Atlanta blocked the DOJ’s subpoena seeking the names and personal contact details of Fulton County’s 2020 election workers and volunteers, calling the request overly broad and burdensome and noting the information isn’t needed to pursue charges given the statute of limitations; the DOJ argued it’s a normal investigative step, while Fulton County warned the move could chill election participation.

Georgia Judge blocks sweeping DOJ subpoena in 2020 election workers case
politics3 months ago

Georgia Judge blocks sweeping DOJ subpoena in 2020 election workers case

A federal judge in Georgia quashed a grand jury subpoena seeking information about Fulton County election workers tied to the 2020 election, calling the breadth of the request “staggering” and suggesting the DOJ’s use of the grand jury to probe the 2020 results may not be legitimate given the statute of limitations, effectively limiting the department’s bid for personal data from election workers as DOJ’s broader election oversight efforts continue.

FBI Expands Fulton County 2020 Election Probe With 260-Strong Staff Surge
politics3 months ago

FBI Expands Fulton County 2020 Election Probe With 260-Strong Staff Surge

The FBI plans to deploy about 260 staffers to Fulton County, Georgia, to support the ongoing 2020 election investigation, with each analyst or staffer assigned to review roughly 708 records by July 17. The move, described as a priority effort, follows earlier seizures of election materials in the county and reflects continued scrutiny of the 2020 vote in Georgia.

Brother of Ravens star Calais Campbell faces murder charges in mother's death
crime3 months ago

Brother of Ravens star Calais Campbell faces murder charges in mother's death

Ciarre Campbell, 41, was booked in Fulton County on murder, aggravated assault and possession of a firearm or knife during the commission of felonies after their mother, Nateal Campbell, 71, was found dead in an Atlanta home. Nateal Campbell was a co-founder of the CRC Foundation with Calais Campbell and the siblings. Ravens star Calais Campbell, entering his 19th NFL season, and the team expressed condolences and asked for privacy as the family grieves.

TB exposure triggers free screening for Johns Creek High students
health3 months ago

TB exposure triggers free screening for Johns Creek High students

Fulton County’s health department alerted Johns Creek High School families to a possible TB exposure after an individual diagnosed with tuberculosis; students identified as likely close contacts will receive letters and be offered free TB testing at North Fulton Regional Health Center in Alpharetta on two testing/reading days in June and July. The district and health officials will share more specifics about the process, locations, and dates, and TB information is available from the CDC.

Big Tigger Denies Allegations as Fulton County Arrest Details Emerge
crime3 months ago

Big Tigger Denies Allegations as Fulton County Arrest Details Emerge

Darian Morgan, known as Big Tigger, a longtime Atlanta radio/TV host, was arrested in Fulton County on battery, aggravated battery and third-degree child cruelty after an alleged May domestic incident with his wife; he posted about $10,000 in bonds for release and has publicly denied the accusations via Instagram as authorities continue to investigate.

Gabbard steps down as DNI to be by husband’s side amid rare bone cancer diagnosis
politics4 months ago

Gabbard steps down as DNI to be by husband’s side amid rare bone cancer diagnosis

Tulsi Gabbard announced in a letter to President Trump, posted on social media, that she is resigning as director of national intelligence effective June 30 to be by her husband’s side as he battles an extremely rare form of bone cancer. After 15 months leading the U.S. spy agencies and facing scrutiny over her conduct and Iran assessments, her departure comes amid a wave of Trump-era cabinet departures.

politics5 months ago

Judge lets DOJ retain Fulton County 2020 election records

A federal judge ruled the DOJ can retain about 600 boxes of Fulton County election records seized in January 2020, allowing the ongoing probe tied to the 2020 election to proceed despite flaws in the warrant basis and execution; Fulton County’s lawsuit to return the materials was denied at this early stage, with the judge concluding the rights violations alleged were not enough to halt the investigation.