Reginald Cummings, 25, was in jail on drug-dealing charges when he got out on bond...Most ex-parte bonds involve people charged with drug offenses:Reginald Cummings, 24, was represented by two attorneys when arrested on drug charges...

Reginald Cummings, 25, was in jail on drug-dealing charges when he got out on bond...Most ex-parte bonds involve people charged with drug offenses:Reginald Cummings, 24, was represented by two attorneys when arrested on drug charges...

...Supreme Court affirmed the murder convictions of two Augusta men convicted in 1997. In one case, the court ruled Reginald Cummings, now 28, was fairly convicted in Richmond County Superior Court of murder in the Dec. 26, 1996, slaying of Alphonzo...

...last summer. Most of the ex-parte bonds were for people charged with drug offenses rather than violent crimes. Reginald Cummings, however, who benefited from two ex-parte bonds granted 1995 when he was arrested on drug charges, was charged...

...Survivors include his wife, Martha Louise Cooks Williams; four daughters, Joanne Pough, Lithonia, Dorothy (Reginald) Cummings, North Augusta, Ethel Williams, Augusta and Denise Williams, Trenton; two sons, John W. (Sylvia) Williams...

...Ceramics. Survivors include his wife, Martha Louise Cooks Williams; four daughters, Joanne Pough, Dorothy (Reginald) Cummings, Ethel Williams and Denise Williams; two sons, John W. (Sylvia) Williams, Jr. and Arthur (Heather) Williams...

A week after Reginald Cummings was indicted on charges of committing a second murder, he failed to show up for court Monday. Mr. Cummings, 24, of the 800...

...an Augusta man charged in connection with two separate murder cases while free on bond in drug-dealing cases. Reginald Cummings, 24, should be allowed bond, his attorney, Bill Sussman said, because he should be entitled to quid pro quo...

...two Augusta homicides turned himself into police after seeing an article about himself in The Augusta Chronicle. Reginald Cummings, 24, of the 800 block of Third Street, is back behind bars, and his attorney says Mr. Cummings was betrayed...

...deliberated about three hours Friday before finding two Augusta men guilty of murder. Ernest Vaughns Jr., 18, and Reginald Cummings, 24, were convicted of malice murder, felony murder and the use of a firearm during the commission of crime for...