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♦ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 2006 6A Jjj .\ Hr H Journal/Ray Lightner Mayor Jim Worrall, councilman Brian Bowen, Riley Hunt and James Moore as well as Public Safety Director George Potter and Deputy Fire Chief Joel Gray were there to show their appreciation for the help and the review provided by the Warner Robins Fire Department. Also pictured are Chief Robert Singletary, Deputy Chief Jeff Onstead and Mayor Donald Walker. THANKS From page iA Jeff Onstead and their help in choosing Gray as PFD deputy chief. Potter said the review by Singletary and Onstead helps “bring us out of the darkness, and towards a fire protection rating of 3 like your city.” The review pointed out deficiencies in the Perry Fire Department including lack of training, experience and leadership as well as the need for additional stations, equipment and personnel. Perry also presented tro phies to Singletary and OFFENDER From page iA held without bond in the county jail. He has had sev eral prior probation viola tions, according to court records. The latest was in March of this year, in which he pled guilty in September for failure to register as a sex offender. In January of this year he pled guilty to the Sept. 22, 2005 possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. In May of 2005 he pled guilty to fail ure to report as instructed and served 60-120 days in SUICIDE From page iA his mouth and threatened suicide. The negotiators and the SRT were called out and negotiations were attempt ed until the subject initi ated a self-inflicted gunshot Dntuhavescmethint tc sell and it’s under JSC? If, sc, call cur filter p drts classified dept + He'll mil it fin days jfil I H* limit 2 per imtimir per week , must run tn 3 lines , PROFESSIONAL -ZK ISg? auto REPAIR, LLC Sff BILL BREWER, JR. •Engine Diagnostic & Repair •Time Belts, Tune Ups & Heating Repair •Charging & Starting Diagnostic Repair ASE MASTER MECHANIC 300 Smith Drive (478) 988—8686 Onstead for their help and a check to the Warner Robins Fire Department “to be used for whatever they see fit,” Worrall said. “We enjoy a level of coop eration, unprecedented at this time,” Warner Robins Mayor Donald Walker said. The Perry delegation received a standing ovation from all gathered at the council meeting including the mayor and council. To begin his remarks, Worrall congratulated the city on the Northside High state football championship, but noted a little sadness in the results of the game as a member of the Marist class of ’4B. jail for the April 28, 2005, incident. On April 6, 2005, he was sentenced to 60 days in jail for another violation of pro bation from March 28, 2005. This was two month after getting out for the statutory rape conviction on Sept. 9, 2004, in which he was sen tenced to 12 years, 120 days to serve. The statutory rape occurred on Oct. 31, 2003. A week before that convic tion, he also pled guilty to burglary and obstruction of an officer. He received 12 months probation concur rent for each charge for the June 27, 2004, incident. wound. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation and the Sheriffs Office are investi gating the incident. 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