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TSA Agent Faked Illness, Gallons of GHB Seized, Fake 911 Caller, Man Safe After Nepal Earthquake, Teens Arrested in Car Break-Ins
Plus, an animal shelter closed due to an illness will reopen this weekend and police are looking for an attempted bank robbery suspect.
Patch has sites in dozens of communities across Georgia. Here are the top headlines from Wednesday, April 29:
- Cobb Police Seek Vinings Attempted Bank Robbery Suspect
- Police Arrest Local Teens in String of Car Break-Ins
- Atlanta-Based TSA Agent Allegedly Faked Illness For Years
- Police Seize GHB, Meth From Sandy Springs Home
- BOLO: Have You Seen This Fraud Suspect?
- Commissioners OK Lease for Gwinnett Center Hotel
- Fake 911 Caller: ‘I Got a (Expletive) Gun’
- New Fire Station Expands Services to Fast-Growing South Paulding
- Cartersville Police Investigate Armed Robbery at Gas Station
- Father of Five Killed at DeKalb Gas Station
- Patch Voice: Road-Tripping
- Officials Probe Shooting Threat at Roswell High School
- Police Investigate Armed Robbery at Outlet Mall
- Decatur Man Safe After Nepal Earthquake
- Former Tech Hoops Star Sentenced to Prison
- Patch Voice: Perfect Pitch
- More Bribery Allegations Levied Against DeKalb Board of Zoning Appeals
- Gwinnett Animal Shelter, Shut Down Due to Illness, Re-Opens This Weekend
Photo credit: BB&T/Cobb County Police
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