William Charles Franklin was found guilty of federal obstruction and enhanced assault against a USPS letter carrier in a hate ...

Agents found two AR-15-style rifles in his truck and he was carrying a loaded pistol at the time of his arrest.

A Tennille man was found guilty of a 2024 hate crime against a letter carrier, according to the United States Attorney’s ...

A Middle Georgia man has been convicted of race-based hate crimes after threatening a federal postal worker and hitting the worker’s mail delivery vehicle with his tractor.

For 27 weeks, students have been training on Caterpillar equipment simulators in the classroom. They had the chance to take ...

A Washington County man who made threats and racial slurs against a letter carrier and then six months later escalated his ...

Washington County man was convicted of aggravated assault and other charges after making threats and racial slurs against a mail carrier and later hitting his vehicle with a tractor.

William Charles Franklin, 36, of Tennille, Georgia, was found guilty of obstruction of the mail, assault upon a federal officer, aggravated assault upon a federal officer, and retaliating against ...

Following the verdict, Judge Jimmie Brown sentenced Tennille to life in prison with the possibility of parole after serving ...

William Charles Franklin, 36, of Tennille, Georgia, has been found guilty of multiple federal charges, including a hate crime ...