Webster County Georgia Sheriff’s Office

08/26/2026

After nine days of trial, a Webster County jury convicted Taris Hollomon, Sr., Geryl Johnson, James Reels, and Demetrius Williams of charges including murder, aggravated battery, aggravated assault, violations of the Georgia street gang terrorism and prevention act, and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony on Thursday, August 20, 2026.

Judge W. James Sizemore sentenced Hollomon, Johnson, and Williams to life in prison plus five years. Reels, who was not charged with possessing a firearm, was sentenced to life in prison.

The case was prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Trevor Vanzant, with assistance of District Attorney Lewis Lamb and members of the Gang Prosecution Unit of Attorney General Chris Carr’s Office.

Special thanks to the Webster County Sheriff's Office, Region 3 of Georgia Bureau of Investigation, and SWJC DA’s Office staff, including our DA investigators, victim advocate LeeAnn Austin, and legal secretary Catherine Williams for their hard work and dedication throughout the preparation and trial of this case. We also extend our thanks to the Attorney General’s Gang Prosecution Unit for their invaluable assistance throughout the prosecution of this case and to the citizens of Webster County.

08/20/2026

Join us, for our first annual BBQ Competition! Put on by the Webster County Fire Department Association.
There will be more details to come, but plan on attending! Call or text Cody at the number on the flyer, leave a message on our office answering machine also listed on the flyer, or send a private message here with any questions.This event will not be replacing the fair on the square in Preston on the 24th. We will be doing this events on the 24th after the fair up town.

08/14/2026

WEBSTER COUNTY!!!

Today is the last day to "bail the Sheriff out"

Click on the link to donate now!!!

The Sheriffs Are Being Arrested... and We Need Your Help to Bail Them Out!On Friday, August 14, some of our community's finest will find themselves on the…

08/12/2026

Webster County citizens, thank you for all the donations so far!! The Sheriff is still asking for "bail money". The money collected is going to a great cause. You can donate through the link provided or stop by the Sheriff’s Office and speak with any employee.

Sheriff Randy Dely thanks you for your generous donations.
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The Sheriffs Are Being Arrested... and We Need Your Help to Bail Them Out!On Friday, August 14, some of our community's finest will find themselves on the…

08/03/2026

The Sheriffs Are Being Arrested... and We Need Your Help to Bail Them Out!On Friday, August 14, some of our community's finest will find themselves on the…

07/30/2026

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The Sheriffs Are Being Arrested... and We Need Your Help to Bail Them Out!On Friday, August 14, some of our community's finest will find themselves on the…

07/30/2026

The Sheriff has been " locked up" We need the community's help with posting his bond. Click on the link below and you can donate to help get the Sheriff out.

📣The warrants are being prepared, and the charge is: TOO MUCH DEDICATION TO OUR COMMUNITY!

🎤On AUGUST 14, 2026, we're putting our Sheriff behind bars, but there's one way to help make sure he can MAKE BAIL!

🔉DONATE TODAY
Round date: August 14, 2026
Possible sentence: A day behind bars
Charge: Serving the community with TOO MUCH DEDICATION!

🎤 Every donation helps bring our Sheriff one step closer to freedom.

🔉 Scan the QR code to donate and help us MAKE BAIL ( if you are not able to use the QR code or don't know how, please inclose your donation in a envelope and bring it to the Sheriff's office).

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07/30/2026

Don't forget about the Back to School Splash this Saturday August 1st.

07/24/2026

As a new school year approaches, the Webster County Sheriff's Office is proud to partner with the Georgia Sheriffs' Youth Home to help local students start the year strong.

We will be collecting school supply donations at the sheriff's office, and every donation we receive will stay right here in our community to support local children and families as they prepare for the first day of school. You can also visit the link below to donate monetarily to the Georgia Sheriffs' Youth Home online.

In addition to traditional school supplies like backpacks, notebooks, pencils, and crayons, we will also collect personal hygiene essentials such as deodorant, toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, soap, and feminine hygiene products. These everyday necessities can make a tremendous difference in helping students feel prepared, confident, and ready to learn.

We are so grateful for a community that always steps up to care for its neighbors. By working together, we can help ensure our students begin the school year with hope because every child deserves more than just school supplies. They deserve confidence, stability, and the opportunity to succeed. Thank you for helping us invest in the future of our community, one student at a time!

  Every child deserves more than school supplies. School starts with hope. Back-to-school season is here. For children living at Georgia Sheriffs’ Youth Homes, a successful school year takes more […]

07/20/2026

UPDATE!

On Monday, July 20, 2026, investigators with the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI) Region 3 Office and the Webster County Sheriff's Office arrested Ariana Marshai Mosley, 17, in connection with the deaths of Jo'Quavious Jones and Zekevian James.

Mosley has been charged with:
• Two counts of Murder
• Armed Robbery
• Conspiracy to Commit a Crime
• Party to a Crime (Robbery)

Following her arrest, Mosley made her first appearance before Webster County Magistrate Judge James H. Bankston. Bond was not set and was referred to the Webster County Superior Court.

Mosley is currently being held at the Sumter County Jail in Americus, Georgia.

The investigation remains active and ongoing. For additional information regarding this investigation, please contact the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.