A former officer is facing retrial on multiple charges. Richard Gooddine, formerly of East Point, is being retried on 10 charges.
His first trial resulted in a partial mistrial, leading to the current retrial. The charges against him are related to sex assault.
Further details about the case and the retrial are available from the source.
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