BRUNSWICK, Ga. – A Georgia Bureau of Investigation spokesperson confirmed Monday that the agency was called in last week to help investigate possible threats made by Clerk of Court James Darren Jones.
The GBI was called last Wednesday by Glynn County Sheriff Neal Jump, according to Stacy Carson, agent in charge of the GBI's Kingsland, Georgia, office.
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The investigation is ongoing, GBI said.
According to a report from The Brunswick News, the potential threats were made in the form of text messages sent while Jones was at work at the courthouse, which is at 701 H St. in Brunswick.
According to the Brunswick News, Jump's department conducted an internal investigation into the allegations and decided they needed further examination, prompting Jump to contact the GBI.