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Cobb County community holds candlelight vigil to honor homicide victims

A candlelight vigil was held in Cobb County to honor victims of homicide, bringing together community members to remember those lost to violence. The event underscored the ongoing concerns regarding public safety and crime in the area, highlighting the importance of community solidarity.

Juvenile arrested for Brookhaven shooting on North Cliff Valley Way

A juvenile suspect has been arrested in connection with a shooting that took place on the 1300 block of North Cliff Valley Way in Brookhaven, according to the Brookhaven Police Department. This incident highlights ongoing public safety concerns in the region and the swift response from law enforcement.

1 shot, 1 stabbed in Atlanta fight along Cleveland Avenue

A fight on Cleveland Avenue in Atlanta resulted in one man being shot and another stabbed, highlighting ongoing concerns about violence in the area. The incident, which took place Thursday afternoon, has drawn attention to public safety issues in the city. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the altercation.

Georgia lawmakers push for new gun laws in wake of Apalachee High shooting

Georgia lawmakers are responding to the tragic shooting at Apalachee High School in September with renewed calls for gun reform. The incident has intensified discussions around gun laws, emphasizing the need for legislative action to enhance public safety and address community concerns.

3 arrested, accused in ambush murder in Brookhaven park

Brookhaven police arrested three suspects accused of luring a 21-year-old man to a local park, where he was shot and killed. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety in the area, as law enforcement continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the ambush.

FBI Seeks Public Help to Identify Man in Child Sexual Exploitation Case

The FBI is seeking assistance from the public to identify a man known as John Doe, who is believed to have information related to a child victim in a sexual exploitation investigation. The agency emphasizes the urgency of the case, underlining its commitment to protecting vulnerable children. The article highlights the FBI's ongoing efforts in addressing crimes against children in Atlanta and Georgia.

Salvation Army looking for more holiday bell ringers

The Salvation Army is ramping up its efforts in the community as the holiday season approaches, seeking additional bell ringers to support its iconic “Red Kettle” campaign. As bell ringers stand outside stores, the organization emphasizes the increasing need for volunteers to help meet the demand during this festive season.

Sweet 16 party mass shooting offenders sentenced to hundreds of years in prison

Three men involved in a mass shooting at a Sweet 16 party in Douglas County were sentenced to significant prison terms, totaling hundreds of years. The sentencing comes after their conviction on multiple charges related to the incident that resulted in severe injuries and chaos during the celebration. This ruling highlights the ongoing issues of gun violence and its impact on communities.

Raffensperger Wants Trump, GOP to Copy Georgia’s Election Reforms

Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is urging former President Donald Trump and the Republican Party to adopt the state’s election reforms as they prepare for the 2024 elections. His call comes amidst a broader conversation about election integrity and the Republican Party's strategies moving forward. The article highlights the political landscape as Republicans currently hold significant power in the U.S. government.

Georgia House Democrats shift toward new leaders after limited election gains

Georgia House Democrats have appointed new leaders following limited electoral gains in the recent elections. This shift reflects the party's ongoing efforts to strengthen its position in the state legislature after the November 5 election outcomes.

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