Gene Melner, a 37-year-old truck driver from Palatine, Illinois, was arrested during Operation Lights Out, a human trafficking sting conducted by various law enforcement agencies in April 2025. He and 18 others were charged with soliciting minors for sexual acts online. Authorities emphasize their commitment to prosecuting such crimes.
Georgia’s Kevin Edosmwan, Darnell Brooks arrested
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation conducted Operation Lights Out from April 25-27, 2025, targeting online sexual predators involved in human trafficking. Collaborating with multiple law enforcement agencies, 19 men were arrested, including Kevin Obiuyi Edosomwan and Darnell Brooks, both facing serious charges related to child exploitation.
Phenix City, Alabama’s Hunter Salmi, Jungmok Shin arrested
Eddie Lowe, the first black mayor of Phenix City, Alabama, previously played in the Canadian Football League. In a collaborative effort, the Georgia ICAC Task Force conducted "Operation Lights Out," arresting 19 men involved in online sexual exploitation of minors. Muscogee County Sheriff Gregory Countryman emphasizes the serious nature of these crimes.
Alabama’s Colton McLamb, Marco Chavez, Marquise Anderson, Galvin Gordey arrested
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation hosted Operation Lights Out from April 25-27, 2025, targeting online sexual predators. Nineteen men were arrested, including six from Alabama, for engaging in explicit conversations with minors and planning in-person meetings for exploitation. Muscogee County Sheriff Gregory Countryman emphasized the seriousness of these crimes against children.
Columbia, Georgia’s Zidarius Poole, Cameron Shelley, Carl Sprayberry, Anthony Seldon, Isael Alvarez, Roger Burkes arrested
Gregory Countryman Sr., the sheriff of Muscogee County, has been in office since January 1, 2021. From April 25-27, 2025, his office, alongside the GBI, conducted Operation Lights Out, resulting in the arrest of 19 men for human trafficking, highlighting a committed effort to combat online sexual predation against children.
10 things about Dallas, Georgia fraudster Badetito Obafemi
Badetito O. Obafemi, a Nigerian-American from Georgia, was involved in multiple fraud schemes, including a romance scam that defrauded victims out of substantial sums. After his arrest in 2021, he pleaded guilty to money laundering in 2024 and was sentenced to 24 months in prison, with restitution exceeding $300,000.
13 things about Marjorie Taylor Greene’s ex-husband Perry Greene
Perry Clarke Greene, a Georgia native, is a businessman and the former husband of Marjorie Taylor Greene. He earned a degree in accounting from the University of Georgia and became president of Taylor Commercial. Greene faced backlash in 2025 for racist remarks against Muslim women but later issued an apology.
10 things about ‘American Idol’ Season 22 runner-up Will Moseley
Will Moseley, a 24-year-old country singer and songwriter from Georgia, was a runner-up on "American Idol" Season 22. A former football player, he graduated with a biology degree from Georgia Southern University in 2023. Since 2023, he has released numerous songs and made a significant donation to his high school band.
10 things about University of Georgia student Lily Stewart
Lily Frances Stewart is a University of Georgia student from Saint Simons Island, Georgia, and a Glynn Academy alumna. Born in 2004, she has traveled extensively, including visits to Italy and Scotland. In 2025, she gained notoriety after a speeding arrest. Her sisters are model Amelia Stewart and Clemson alumna Chloe Stewart.
Camrus Johnson biography: 13 things about actor born in Kingsland, Georgia
Camrus Johnson is an American actor, singer, and writer from Kingsland, Georgia, known for his roles in various TV series and films. Notable projects include "Batwoman," "Quiz Lady," and "Stalker's Prey." He has attended numerous film events and awards ceremonies, showcasing his growing presence in the entertainment industry.
