Entire police force resigns in Georgia city; Mayor Craig Timmons admits tracking police chief's truck

Mayor Craig Timmons admitted placing a GPS tracking device on Milner Police Chief Lamar Bunn's truck. (Photo: Channel 2 Action News) A small city in Georgia is facing a police staffing crisis after its entire full-time police force resigned, with Mayor Craig Timmons confirming that he placed a GPS tracking device on the police chief's vehicle amid concerns over the officer's working hours.In an interview with WSB-TV's Channel 2 Action News, Timmons admitted that he had installed a tracking device on the truck driven by Milner Police Chief Lamar Bunn. He also confirmed placing a surveillance camera near a car wash, pointing towards City Hall, where the police chief's office is located.The mayor said his concerns were related to Bunn's timesheets, which required his signature. Timmons said he wanted to establish whether the chief was accurately accounting for his working hours.The admission comes after the chief, all five full-time police officers and most reserve personnel resigned, with their departures taking effect on October 28, 2026. The mass resignation has raised questions about the leadership of the department and how the city will maintain law enforcement services.Why did t...