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UGA Chief of Police Addresses Threat to Campus
UGA chief of police Jimmy Williamson made a statement today regarding the threat to UGA campus. In the press conference William said that student safety is his number one priority following the threat made to campus today  “We would not leave our students vulnerable if we had reason to believe this…
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Northeast Georgia News
UGA Threat: Timeline of events
At about 11:35am on September 19, the University of Georgia Police Department received several reports that there was a threat of violence directed at the Miller Learning Center. The threat was found on social media but the site not confirmed. The MLC was evacuated after the UGA alert system sent calls…
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Athens-Clarke County
UGA Students allowed back in the MLC
Click the picture for video of students allowed back in the MLC once UGA Police cleared the threat on campus.
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Police statement on today’s incident at the Miller Learning Center
University of Georgia Police Department MEDIA RELEASE September 19, 2014 Police statement on today’s incident at the Miller Learning Center Chief Jimmy Williamson – University of Georgia Police Department Athens, Ga. – At approximately 11:35 a.m. the University of Georgia Police Department received several reports from individuals that a threat of violence…
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Athens-Clarke County
Video of Police inside MLC
Click on picture for video of Police inside the MLC
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Athens-Clarke County
Inside Footage of students evacuating the MLC due to threat
Click on picture for video
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Athens-Clarke County
Scenes from MLC evacuation
Click on picture for footage of area surrounding the Miller Learning Center, which was evacuated because of the threat.
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Athens-Clarke County
UGA Threat on Campus: ALL CLEAR
UGA Police have issued an all clear minutes ago against the Miller Learning Center, the University of Georgia’s largest classroom building. There was a threat of violence that came in early today on social media. UGA Police Chief Jimmy Williamson has scheduled a news conference for 2pm.
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Northeast Georgia News
Donations for Georgia War Veterans
There is a new opportunity in Oconee County for people to do a small deed to help Georgia Veterans. The Sheriff’s department is hosting a donation drive for the community to donate toiletries to the Georgia War Veterans Hospital. Find out how people can donate everyday items for our veterans.
