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Share-worthy stories from the Georgia Patch network to talk about tonight:

Boy, 5, Drowned At Fulton Day Camp, Family Suing

The family of a 5-year-old boy who drowned while at a day camp in south Fulton County is suing for wrongful death.

Butt-Dial To Boss Leads To Loss Of Job, GA Lawsuit

Former state employee James Stephens, from Cedartown, Georgia, accidentally butt-dialed his boss and now he has a new job and is suing his ex-boss.

Woman, 71, Attacked Pregnant Soldier, Son Used Slurs: Cops

A 71-year-old Georgia woman has been arrested after police say she attacked a pregnant U.S. Army soldier at a restaurant after a racially charged argument over a parking space escalated. The attack came after the woman's son allegedly called the victim and another soldier "black lesbian b----es."

Cop Fired After Losing Service Weapon, Going Home While On Duty

The city of Alpharetta terminated the employment of an officer after it found he violated Department of Public Safety policies pertaining to handling traffic accidents, leaving his gun belt at a firing range and stopping at his house while on duty on multiple occasions.

Elderly Man Who Died In Fire May Have Been Looking For Dog: GCFD

The Gwinnett County Fire Department gave an update Monday on a fatal house fire Sunday in the 80 block of Bleeker Street, SW Lawrenceville. Gwinnett Fire said the man, in his 70s, may have been looking for his dog that also ended up dying in the fire.

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