Griffin Municipal Court Judge William G. Johnston
William G. Johnston presided over Griffin Municipal Court for seven years, “treating everyone with fairness and compassion,” the city manager said.
May 03, 2018 at 06:16 PM
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Friends and colleagues of the Griffin Municipal Court judge who apparently took his own life this week are trying to cope with his sudden loss.
A Georgia Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman announced Thursday that preliminary results suggested Judge William G. Johnston, 53, fatally shot himself between Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon, when he was found dead in his vehicle.
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