Georgia murder suspect accidentally released from jail months ago turns self in
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Kaiser Suggs, a murder suspect in Georgia, was back behind bars Tuesday night nearly three months after he was mistakenly released from the Clayton County Jail.
He was mistakenly released after those charges were dismissed when he should have been transferred to Fulton County.
It's not clear why Clayton County noticed the mistake on Tuesday, but the sheriff's office sent out an alert stating the CCSO Fugitive Squad was looking for Suggs to bring him back into custody.
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