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House egging leads to Gwinnett County parent being shot in the face

A Gwinnett County parent was shot in the face following an altercation that began with someone egging his house. The incident highlights the escalating tensions that can arise from seemingly trivial actions, leading to severe consequences. The suspect, a 40-year-old man, is currently in jail without bond.

Suspect pleads guilty in ‘lover’s quarrel’ murder after victim tried to stop house from being egged

A woman has pleaded guilty to murder in connection with the death of a 22-year-old man, which stemmed from a confrontation during a lover's quarrel. The incident escalated when the victim attempted to prevent a house from being egged, leading to tragic consequences. The case highlights issues of domestic violence and the severe repercussions of escalating disputes.

Testimony continues in trial of Cobb student hit, killed by alleged drunk driver

Testimony continues in a trial concerning the tragic death of a Cobb County student, who was allegedly struck and killed by a drunk driver. Prosecutors are aiming to prove the suspect's guilt on seven charges, emphasizing the case's significance within the local community.

Man killed in Cobb County hit-and-run was walking outside of marked crosswalk

A hit-and-run incident in Cobb County has resulted in the death of a man who was walking outside of a marked crosswalk. Police are investigating the incident and seeking information on the driver involved. This tragic event marks the third deadly pedestrian crash in Cobb County within a week, raising concerns about pedestrian safety.

Woman driving drunk who killed bride still in her wedding dress sentenced to 25 years in prison

A South Carolina woman, who was driving under the influence and speeding when she crashed into a golf cart, resulting in the death of a newlywed bride, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison. The incident highlights the severe consequences of drunk driving and its devastating impact on families. The case sheds light on the ongoing issue of impaired driving, particularly during celebratory occasions.

Police search an alleged porch pirate’s Gwinnett home. They found more than stolen packages

Police in Gwinnett County have apprehended a 36-year-old man suspected of stealing packages from porches, discovering more than just stolen goods in his home. The incident highlights the growing issue of porch piracy in local communities and the measures law enforcement is taking to combat it.

Suspect enters plea agreement in security guard’s shooting death outside Atlanta hookah bar

A suspect has entered a plea agreement in the shooting death of a security guard outside an Atlanta hookah bar, nearly three years after the tragic incident. This development marks a significant moment in a case that has drawn considerable local attention and highlights ongoing issues of violence and public safety in nightlife settings.

26-year-old man accused of setting home on fire in Hall County

A 26-year-old man in Gainesville has been arrested on suspicion of setting a home on fire in Hall County. Witnesses reported seeing the suspect fleeing the scene shortly before the fire was discovered, prompting authorities to take swift action.

18-year-old girl shot in SW Atlanta, crime scene tape up around 2 homes

An 18-year-old girl was shot in a southwest Atlanta neighborhood, prompting a police investigation with crime scene tape surrounding two homes. Officials have not disclosed details regarding the shooting's circumstances or the victim's condition. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety in the area.

Rapper Yak Gotti stabbed at Fulton County jail annex

Rapper Yak Gotti, also known as Deamonte Kendrick, was stabbed at a Fulton County jail annex on Sunday, according to multiple sources confirmed by Channel 2 Action News. Gotti is one of the two remaining defendants in the ongoing YSL trial, highlighting the incident's significant implications for the local community.