Three Men Arrested After Extensive investigations in George County, MS

George County, MS (BuzzReport) — The George County Sheriff’s Office has announced a series of arrests tied to multiple, separate investigations involving serious criminal allegations, following what officials describe as lengthy and intensive investigative efforts by the department’s Criminal Investigations Division.

Authorities confirmed that the cases span a significant period of time and involve allegations of sexual and physical abuse, with multiple victims coming forward during the course of the investigations.

Johny D. Broome Arrested on Multiple Charges

Investigators arrested Johny D. Broome, 40, of Lucedale on April 22, 2026. Broome faces one count of sexual battery and two counts of molestation involving the touching of a child for lustful purposes.

According to officials, the charges stem from a lengthy investigation that ultimately led to warrants being issued through George County Justice Court.

Justice Court Judge Marty Davis set Broome’s bond at $150,000 for the sexual battery charge and $25,000 for each molestation charge, bringing his total bond to $200,000.

John K. Fisher Turns Himself In

In a separate case, John K. Fisher, 55, also of Lucedale, turned himself in on April 24, 2026, in connection to an outstanding warrant.

Fisher is charged with one count of molestation involving the touching of a child for lustful purposes. Authorities say the charge followed a thorough investigation conducted by the Sheriff’s Office.

Judge Marty Davis set Fisher’s bond at $15,000.

Tony K. Fairley Arrested, Awaiting Extradition

A third suspect, Tony K. Fairley, 49, was taken into custody in the Silverhill community of Baldwin County and is currently being held pending extradition back to George County.

Investigators say multiple individuals reported incidents of sexual and/or physical abuse spanning several years within George County. Following an extensive investigation, authorities issued warrants charging Fairley with three counts of sexual battery and two counts of child abuse.

With assistance from the Foley Police Department and the Baldwin County Sheriff’s Office, Fairley was located and arrested. He is now being held in the Baldwin County Jail awaiting transfer to Mississippi.

Sheriff Emphasizes Commitment to Justice

“These cases reflect the unwavering commitment of our investigators to pursue justice, no matter how long it takes,” Mixon said. “We take allegations of this nature very seriously and will continue working diligently to protect the citizens of George County.”

The Sheriff’s Office also expressed appreciation to assisting agencies for their cooperation in bringing the cases forward.

Ongoing Investigations

Officials confirmed that all three cases remain under active investigation, and additional charges or arrests could follow as new information develops.