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Hunter Riggall
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Reporter, The Marietta Daily Journal
Atlanta, Athens
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By Hunter Riggall Verified| The Marietta Daily Journal Verified ATLANTA — State Rep. Devan Seabaugh was fined and sentenced to community service after pleading guilty to two misdemeanors stemming from a 2024 car wreck. Seabaugh, a Marietta Republican, agreed to a deal with prosecutors which saw them drop DUI charges he faced. He pleaded guilty to failure to yield to a bicyclist and a “basic rules violation,” also known as driving too fast for conditions.
By Hunter Riggall Verified| The Marietta Daily Journal Verified ATLANTA — State Rep. Devan Seabaugh was fined and sentenced to community service after pleading guilty to two misdemeanors stemming from a 2024 car wreck. Seabaugh, a Marietta Republican, agreed to a deal with prosecutors which saw them drop DUI charges he faced. He pleaded guilty to failure to yield to a bicyclist and a “basic rules violation,” also known as driving too fast for conditions. Seabaugh declined to comment immediately after a Tuesday morning hearing in Atlanta Municipal Court.
By Hunter Riggall Verified| The Marietta Daily Journal Verified ATLANTA — State Rep. Devan Seabaugh was fined and sentenced to community service after pleading guilty to two misdemeanors stemming from a 2024 car wreck. Seabaugh, a Marietta Republican, agreed to a deal with prosecutors which saw them drop DUI charges he faced. He pleaded guilty to failure to yield to a bicyclist and a “basic rules violation,” also known as driving too fast for conditions.
Company Info
The Marietta Daily Journal
Today Times-Journal Inc., and its 150-plus employees publish two dailies (the MDJ and the Cherokee Tribune), 23 Neighbor community newspapers, and four monthly magazines, including Cobb Life, in 10 counties (Bartow, Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Fulton, Henry and Paulding). The company is still owned and operated by the Brumby family. The MDJ aims to report the news aggressively, but with candor, discretion and fairness. And to paraphrase the words of the first Otis Brumby back in 1916, we welcome our readers to feel free at all times to criticize us — and support us.
Georgia, United States
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Founded: 1866