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COLLEGE TOUR: Golden Isles play host to massive D3 golf tournamentThe largest collegiate golf tournament in the country concluded this past weekend in the Golden Isles. Read more |
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COLLEGE TOUR: Golden Isles play host to massive D3 golf tournamentThe largest collegiate golf tournament in the country concluded this past weekend in the Golden Isles. Read more |
• Georgia Lawmakers Approve $300M in Farm and Timber Tax Breaks After Helene
(insurancejournal.com) — Georgia lawmakers have approved a $300 million tax break package to aid farmers and timber owners affected by Hurricane Helene. House Majority Whip James Burchett, from Waycross, highlighted the importance of this relief for local communities.
A Georgia man is facing charges after police say he tried to kidnap a child at a Walmart.
A Georgia man is facing charges after police say he tried to kidnap a child at a Walmart.
According to the Acworth Police Department, officers responded March 18 to the Walmart on Cobb Parkway after receiving a call about a man who attempted to snatch a child away from their mother.
Officers spoke with the mother and witnesses and learned that the suspect approached her and asked a question about Tylenol. The suspect then grabbed the child and attempted to pull the child away from the mother. The mother was able to break away and the suspect fled the area.
Police said the child was not injured during the incident.
Detectives reviewed the surveillance cameras, FLOCK traffic cameras, and spoke with witnesses, which led to a warrant being obtained for the suspect's arrest.
On Friday, Mahendra Patel, 56, of Kennesaw, was arrested. Patel is charged with:
Simple Assault (Misdemeanor)
• Simple Battery (Misdemeanor)
• Kidnapping (Felony)
Patel is in custody at the Cobb County Sheriff’s Office, held with no bond.
The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Acworth Police Department at 770-974-1232.
This story comes from: https://www.wjcl.com/article/georgia-walmart-kidnapping-arrest/64273564?
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The indictment stems from allegations that Coppola lied under oath about a debt he claimed belonged to his deceased father.

A former police officer in Guyton is now facing serious legal charges for lying under oath.
An Effingham County grand jury indicted Joseph Coppola, the former interim police chief, for perjury. The indictment stems from allegations that Coppola lied under oath about a debt he claimed belonged to his deceased father.
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Mexican morgue director fired over stench of 157 corpses in truck September 19, 2018 / 11:48 AM EDT / CBS/AP MEXICO CITY — The governor ...