Family of girl at risk during father's arrest seeks stronger rebuke of Waynesboro officers
17 February 2022
Only one of two Waynesboro Police officers will face discipline following an internal affairs investigation into an incident that almost ended with a child getting kidnapped. The family of the girl is not happy and plans to take further action. Sam and Chundra Hendrix feel not enough has been done for their daughter and, for them, it feels like the city doesn't see their daughter as the victim she is. “It is a slap to my face. Not only a slap to my face but it’s a disservice to my daughter who is the victim in all of this," Chundra ...
Family of girl at risk during father's arrest seeks stronger rebuke of Waynesboro officers
A Waynesboro family is seeking more discipline for two officers in allowing their daughter to be at risk of being kidnapped during an investigation.
Trash well passed:
Background of officer Greg Stroud:
- Terminated from Richmond County Sheriff’s Office in 2002
- Sentenced to 12 months' probation on a misdemeanor charge of furnishing alcohol to a minor at a Scout camp party in 2002
- Put on 24 months' probation with Georgia P.O.S.T.
- Sentenced to 12 months' probation as a first offender for a misdemeanor simple battery charge (grabbed a woman, with whom he was having an affair, around the neck and pushed her to the ground) in 2009
- Put on 24 months' probation with Georgia P.O.S.T. again
- Resigned from Burke County Sheriff’s Office in 2010
- Resigned from Blythe Police Department in 2020
- Resigned from Hephzibah Police Department as a reserve officer in 2021
- Joined Waynesboro Police Department in December 2020
Background of officer Ronald Bartlett:
- Joined Columbia County Sheriff’s Office in 1989, resigned in 1997
- Not employed in law enforcement 1997-2006
- Joined RIchmond County Sheriff's Office in 2006, terminated in 2019
- At Wrens Police Department less than one year
- Joined Waynesboro Police Department in 2021