Greg Rickabaugh is a crime reporter at The Augusta Chronicle and the publisher of The Jail Report, as well as the owner of AugustaCrime.com. With a focus on crime and justice, white-collar crime, and law enforcement, Rickabaugh covers a range of topics including counterterrorism, law enforcement technology, and the judicial system. He has been featured in The Augusta Press and has appeared in several crime documentaries on the Investigation Discovery channel.
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Greg Rickabaugh's coverage primarily focuses on crime and breaking news, with a specific emphasis on incidents occurring in the local Augusta area. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to evolving crime stories, particularly those that involve homicide, theft, car accidents or any other breaking news within his geographic focus.
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By: Greg Rickabaugh
An Augusta woman accused of shooting three people during a tailgate outside Lucy C. Laney High School’s homecoming game faces assault and weapons charges, bringing renewed attention to her previous firearm-related domestic violence case and a series of shootings at Richmond County football events.
By: Greg Rickabaugh
Two women have been arrested on indictments accusing them of starving, burning and confining two young foster brothers in a Hephzibah home, weeks after their foster mother pleaded guilty to child cruelty and agreed to testify in future court proceedings.
The decomposed body of a man was found Sunday afternoon in a field off Philpot Lane in North Augusta, according to Aiken County Coroner Darryl Ables.
By: Greg Rickabaugh
A second weapons-related arrest was made at Lucy C. Laney High School as authorities investigated a shooting that injured three people during the school’s homecoming festivities Saturday evening.
By: Greg Rickabaugh
An Aiken County sheriff’s deputy was recovering in stable condition after being shot multiple times during a foot chase following a traffic stop, as SLED investigated and authorities searched for the person responsible.
By: Greg Rickabaugh
The 79-year-old Augusta man who died following a violent altercation at a Woodhaven Court residence Wednesday has been identified as Donese Bentley, a longtime church member and community advocate.
By: Greg Rickabaugh
A McBean Elementary parent is speaking out after counselor Latrina Renee Mitchell’s arrest, alleging that her bank information was used to pay a $538.84 electric bill and urging other families to check their accounts while questioning the school system’s lack of public comment.
By: Greg Rickabaugh
An Augusta man is accused of shooting his boyfriend 11 times outside a South Augusta Zaxby’s during an argument while the couple were making a food delivery, leaving the victim in critical condition.
By: Greg Rickabaugh
Mark D. Mazzie, a 46-year-old avid skateboarder, died Saturday after being struck by a semi-truck at a York Street and Rutland Drive intersection in Aiken, and authorities are investigating the collision.
By: Greg Rickabaugh
Newly released warrants detail how two people allegedly helped a man accused of shooting Aiken County Deputy Preston Metts evade capture, including a hospital escape after he sought treatment for a gunshot wound before his arrest in Florida.
