Tonight is the night...

Have you ever heard of someone going to the grocery store and saving tons of money and then asked yourself "How did they do that?"

If you have, then you are in luck. There just so happens to be a couponing class TONIGHT that promises to teach us the Tips and Tricks of saving money at the register. And who does not need to save money this day and time? They are even giving us a little detailed booklet to take home! I'm so excited! Ok, so it doesn't take much to make me happy. I already have this huge grin on my face just thinking about what that little booklet may hold inside. Oh what joy my coupons bring to me! I know the idea of receiving your very own little booklet has you asking "Just when and where is this class?" So glad you asked...

The defense attorney for the former Macon police officer accused of rape says the involvement of internal affairs early in the criminal investigation raises "red flags."

Former Macon police officer Chris Campbell is accused of raping a woman at the Liberty Inn on Feb. 18, police say.

Campbell's defense attorney Lars Anderson says internal affairs was involved in the criminal investigation as "at the very least a parallel investigation."

He says it's more appropriate for police agencies to complete their criminal investigations and then allow Internal Affairs to investigate.  Anderson says when Internal Affairs asks an officer to make a statement, it can be subject to a claim of coercion.

"Anytime a police department questions one of their own, it is recognized as a natural conflict, the employer can be compromised," Anderson said.