A federal indictment accuses two Georgia men of making moonshine. Brett Jarrard and Max Moss, both of Clatyon County, allegedly ran a moonshine still in the Chattahoochee National Forest in north Georgia. Investigators arrested the two men and two other alleged accomplices last night. They say moonshine is illegal because it poses a health risk from crude equipment used to make the alcohol, it denies the government revenue, and encroaches on a legitimate industry.
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Friday, August 3, 2007
Suspected moonshiners in N. GA mountains
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8/03/2007 01:06:00 PM
Labels: Brett Jarrard, Chattahooche National Forest, Max Moss, moonshine