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Ramen Noodle Thief Steals Load Of Carbs | Bodycam Video Disputes Brutality, Police Say | Record Year For Movies, TV In GA | Body In Landfill

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32 Dogs Rescued From Neglect By Atlanta Humane Society
Thirty-two dogs were rescued from neglect Wednesday from a home in Macon, Georgia, with issues like hair loss and visual impairment.
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60 Cats Seized From Dirty DeKalb Home
At least 60 cats have been seized from a house near Decatur that police say was so filthy that officers who entered it got red eyes and started coughing.
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Ramen Noodle Thief Steals Nearly $100K Worth
In a heist that would make any starving college student proud, someone in Georgia recently made off with a truck loaded with nearly $100,000 worth of ramen noodles.
Bodycam Video Disputes βViolent Arrestβ Rumors Police Say
Villa Rica Police Chief Michael Mansour is asking the public for the benefit of the doubt when it comes to the amount of force his officers used in the controversial arrest of a 27-year-old who police said was causing trouble all around Villa Rica.
Record Number Of Movies, TV Shows Filmed In Georgia
Georgia may have slipped to No. 2 on a recently released list of shoot locations for top blockbuster movies. But it's still been a record year for the entertainment business in the Peach State.
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