The Norcross bank robbery makes the third robbery that police and FBI believe this suspect has committed in one week.
Also: several lockers broken into at both L. A. Fitness locations in Buckhead.
The doctor's license has been suspended, and he faces several federal charges.
The victim does appear to have been targeted by the shooting suspects.
The man has not yet been found.
Roundup of recently reported crimes from Buckhead's Zone 2.
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Fogo de Chao employee stabs second employee.
The man was conscious during his transport to Grady Wednesday.
Police expect to make more arrests in the near future.
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Still more silverware thefts.
The program offers police officers a monetary incentive to live in Buckhead.
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Roundup of recent crimes reported in Buckhead's Zone 2.
Additionally, a theft of six pieces of silver valued at nearly $80,000 was reported.
Although catalytic converter thefts have decreased over the last three weeks throughout Atlanta, residents should still be aware of the vehicles targeted by these thieves and ways they can protect themselves.
Also several other car break-ins reported during this period.
The analysis finds marijuana arrests comprise nearly half of all drug arrests.
The man's wife was inside at the time of armed robbery and neither were injured.
Also several auto thefts reported during this period.
Maryam “Marie” Arjomand must also write an apology to E. Rivers Elementary School, PTA, Education Foundation and others harmed.
Three men under the age of 25 have been charged with multiple counts of hijacking a motor vehicle, armed robbery, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, use of a firearm during commission of a felony and credit card fraud.
The bank teller's personal account records show more than $50,000 cash had been deposited recently.