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Ex-clerk arrested in Worth County Magistrate Court information leak

Posted on July 9, 2015 by Dissent

Jim West reports:

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation officials say former Worth County Magistrate Court clerk Tammy Hall Powell, 54, of Sylvester has been charged with obstruction-hindering law enforcement and violation of oath of office.

According to the GBI, Powell, who resigned in June, provided confidential information about a search warrant to William Neal Gay, 61, also of Sylvester. Gay, described by the GBI as a close friend of Powell, provided the information to other individuals, jeopardizing an ongoing law enforcement investigation and the safety of law enforcement officers involved, GBI officials said.

Read more on Albany Herald.

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