Hall County football coach arrested, accused of filming under girls’ clothes
Georgia authorities say a private school teacher took "inappropriate and surreptitious photos or videos of minor children during the course of normal school activities."
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Trial set in Midtown shooting suspect’s case
The man accused of fatally shooting one woman and injuring four others at a Midtown medical building in 2023 is scheduled to stand trial in Atlanta in June.
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Fulton Commission unanimously approves $1.3B jail financing plan
County officials say they are weighing short-term housing solutions, including sending Fulton inmates to private prisons.
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Woman killed in DeKalb shooting spree was a federal employee, DHS says
Lauren Bullis was walking her dog in a residential area off Flat Shoals Road just north of I-285 when she was fatally shot and stabbed Monday, DeKalb police said.
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Man accused in DeKalb shooting spree had convictions in Savannah, California
The family of one victim, who was walking her dog early Monday when she was fatally shot and stabbed, is now searching for her pet.
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FBI releases new details about Offset shooting, requests public’s help
The Atlanta rapper was shot after being assaulted outside a Florida casino April 6, agency says.
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Are we being watched? Dunwoody approves controversial Flock contract.
Flock’s cameras and 911 software have been a game-changer for tracking and capturing suspects. But critics have privacy and data concerns.
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Buford Highway closed between Duluth and Suwanee for water main repair
“The repair work is expected to last into the evening with minimal impact to water service in the area,” Gwinnett County said in an email.
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Ex-exec pleads not guilty to theft from High Museum of Art
Brady Lum, the museum’s former chief operating officer accused of using $600,000 for personal expenses, was granted a $10,000 bond.
Police credit cameras, tech in catching suspect after shootings left two dead
Brookhaven Police Chief Brandon Gurley credited the city’s investments in technology and interagency partnerships among law enforcement.



















