John Melvin, acting district attorney, Cobb County, Georgia (Photo: John Disney/ALM)
John Melvin, now acting Cobb County district attorney, will follow former boss Vic Reynolds to the GBI once Gov. Brian Kemp names a new DA for Cobb. Melvin tells why he will miss being a prosecutor, and why he's leaving.
February 20, 2019 at 12:40 PM
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John Melvin is in the news this week for two new roles.
As Gov. Brian Kemp swore in Vic Reynolds Monday as director of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, Melvin stepped up from chief deputy to acting district attorney in Cobb County. It’s a move mandated by statute, Melvin said, pending the appointment of a new DA by Kemp.
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