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Police say this woman stole $1,000 worth of items from Ulta in Peachtree Corners

PEACHTREE CORNERS — Police in Gwinnett County are asking for the public’s help identifying a woman they say stole $1,000 worth of merchandise from an Ulta store in Peachtree Corners. Police say the woman shown in the pictures below was caught on camera opening items and stealing them on October 10 and 11. If you have any info on her identity, Gwinnett County police detectives are asking that you call in with tips. Source The

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$5,000 reward offered in case of severely underweight dog found in porta-potty

BRUNSWICK — A severely emaciated dog was rescued from a crate inside a porta-potty in Brunswick Oct. 11. The Humane Society of the United States is offering a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the identification, arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for abandoning the severely underweight dog on Pecan Point Drive. The Case:  On the afternoon of October 11, Glynn County Animal Control responded to a request for assistance

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Police overtime pay is up in Atlanta

(The Center Square) – Taxpayers in Atlanta are paying millions of dollars on police overtime amid this year’s civil unrest. In the months since protests against police brutality began in Atlanta in late May, the Atlanta Police Department (APD) has paid out more than $8 million in overtime to employees, according to records obtained by The Center Square. APD records show 1,765 employees worked about 178,000 overtime hours from June 1 to Sept. 1 –

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Everything you need to know about outdoor fires in Savannah

As the weather cools throughout Georgia in the fall, families and neighbors flock to fire pits to enjoy the outdoors and the warmth of the fire. But, you can’t just grab whatever you want to burn and start a fire anywhere you please. The Savannah Police Department has provided a handy guide for what you can burn, where you can burn it and what types of outdoor fires are considered legal. Setting a fire in

Metro Atlanta Counties Continue Urging Georgians To Vote Early

Updated Tuesday at 3:06 p.m. This year’s election will be the first in which 26-year-old Nikki Quan plans to cast a ballot. “I haven’t been very involved in prior elections, and, honestly, I feel like this election I probably wouldn’t be either if it wasn’t so imperative that we have a better leader in office,” Quan said. She counts this summer’s social justice movement and the coronavirus as her top concerns. Quan was registering to