Two Richmond County School Police Officers Resign Amid Investigations
Two police officers with the Richmond County School System in Augusta, Georgia, have resigned amid separate investigations into their conduct. Officer Deion Flournoy resigned while the district investigated allegations of fraudulent medical paperwork used for sick leave. Officer Anthony DuBois…
Augusta Aiken, GA, November 10, 2026 —
Two police officers employed by the Richmond County School System in Augusta, Georgia, have resigned from their positions. Both officers stepped down as the school system conducted separate investigations into their conduct.
Officer Deion Flournoy resigned from the force while the district was investigating allegations against him. The investigation reportedly concerned the use of fraudulent medical paperwork for sick leave.
Officer Anthony DuBois Jr. also resigned. His departure occurred while the school system was in the process of investigating an unspecified allegation of unprofessional behavior.
These two resignations add to recent staffing changes within the Richmond County School System’s police department. The summary indicates that these departures follow the recent dismissal of five other school resource officers.
Details regarding the specific nature of the allegations against Officer DuBois Jr., beyond being an unspecified unprofessional behavior, were not provided. Similarly, the exact timeline or specific outcomes of the investigations leading to the officers’ resignations were not detailed in the provided summary.
The Richmond County School System has not released further information concerning the individuals or the ongoing investigations beyond what was stated in the summary.
Story summarized from the original created by William Rioux on www.wrdw.com, see more information here.
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