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Monroe County clears deputy after fight at gas station with man wrongly accused of pointing a gun at customer

Jared Lawson
Jared Lawson
Jared Lawson
Reporter · Macon, GA

Jared Lawson, a graduate of the University of Alabama, has over five years of experience in community reporting, previously working for a neighborhood news site in Birmingham. He is dedicated to uncovering stories that connect and uplift the residents of Macon.

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Reporter · Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 7:29 PM · 1 min read
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Monroe County clears deputy after fight at gas station with man wrongly accused of pointing a gun at customer — Macon Community news

The sheriff's office says another man accused Eugene Appling of pointing a gun at him. A deputy says Appling resisted when he tried to question him.

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