
Stephen “Steve” D. Lynn has joined the Houston County District Attorney’s Office as an investigator.
Steve brings a wealth of law enforcement experience to the District Attorney’s Office, having nearly thirty years experience in military police and civilian police matters, including twenty six years with the Warner Robins Police Department. During his career with WRPD he held many positions of responsibility and attained the rank of Captain.
Steve is a graduate of Northside High School, and has a BS and MPA from Georgia College & State University. He is active in the Warner Robins Civitan Club and Houston County Habitat for Humanity. He and his wife, Kim, reside in Houston County.
Steve Lynn: "I am excited to be working with a professional organization of the stature of the Houston District Attorney's Office. I always enjoyed a good working relationship with the DA's office while I was at the Warner Robins Police Department and I'm looking forward to being a member of the team. I have dedicated my adult life to law enforcement and the principles of justice and fairness, and I'm honored to be working with an organization that shares those values."
Kelly Burke, District Attorney: “The opportunity to have someone with Steve’s background in my office was something I couldn’t pass up. Steve is a wonderful person with the utmost integrity, which is our number one goal in this office. Steve’s experience as a detective, supervisor of detectives, and as an analyst of crime trends will all contribute nicely to the work that we do in this office to keep Houston County as safe as possible. We are thrilled to have Steve on our team and look forward to having him for years to come.”

CAPTURED!!! Keith Lamont Ray has been captured and is in custody pending extradition to Georgia. The original story was: The Warner Robins Police Department would like
to announce that a $5,000 reward is being offered by the City of Warner Robins for anyone
that can provide information on the whereabouts which leads to the arrest of
Keith Lamont Ray.
Former Houston County BOE teacher Mark Taylor has two outstanding warrants for his arrest.
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