Greg Coy is a News Anchor & Investigative Reporter at WJCL 22. He focuses on themes of culture and society, exploring topics related to individual and team sports, as well as consumer health and health news. Greg's work highlights the intersection of sports and health within the broader cultural context.
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Greg Coy's reporting is focused on local news and crime in Savannah, Georgia. His coverage heavily features evolving stories and breaking news related to local crime, community events, police activities, and elections. Pitches to Greg should focus on providing updates or insights into ongoing local criminal cases, community events with a significant impact, developments in election-related activities at the local level such as candidate profiles or voter engagement initiatives.
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By: Greg Coy
The son of a Savannah alderman was denied bond after police say he and another 21-year-old were arrested in an armed robbery case.
By: Greg Coy
Body camera video and a delayed GBI request are fueling a custody dispute after a man died after being arrested in Savannah.
By: Greg Coy
New information is shedding light on the death of a man who was taken to the Chatham County jail and later died at a hospital.
By: Greg Coy
Months after a man died after being taken to the Chatham County Detention Center, leading to a custody dispute between law enforcement agencies, officials still have not completed an autopsy or located his relatives.
By: Greg Coy
The Chatham County district attorney wants to know what happened to a man arrested by Savannah police who later died, leading to a custody dispute between law enforcement agencies.
By: Greg Coy
America 250: From Jim Crow segregation to City Hall, former Savannah Mayor Otis Johnson says the American Dream is still a promise worth fighting for.
By: Greg Coy
Savannah State baseball player Johan Sandoval is in ICE detention over what his attorney calls a paperwork error with catastrophic consequences.
A Savannah investigation into shootings and drug trafficking led to undercover gun buys, a traffic stop arrest and a 35-year federal sentence.
By: Kirsten Maselka
After a string of commercial burglaries in Savannah's Starland District this summer, law enforcement tells WJCL 22 News they could be close to identifying a possible suspect.
By: Greg Coy
After a new gang unit was announced, Savannah’s district attorney said her office is already working gang cases, but proving them takes a lot of evidence.
