Thieves Take Toddler's Cancer Meds From Car | Patch PM

There was plenty of news across Georgia on Thursday. If you missed any of it on your local Patch, here's a roundup of the top stories from the past 24 hours.

GA Teen Wins Spot On 'The Voice'

A 17-year-old Georgia girl has reached one of the top honors of musical contest shows by being chosen for a spot on "The Voice."

Stripper Pleads Guilty To Social Security Fraud

An Atlanta stripper received more than $60,000 in federal funds. She pleaded guilty to social security fraud.

'Sovereign Citizen' Arrested At Library With Knife, Pepper Spray

A man was arrested Tuesday at a regional library after he refused to leave the library, Sheriff's deputies said.

Metro Atlanta Takes On $173B Infrastructure Plan

The massive plan to spend $173 billion over 30 years will help prepare for a forecasted 3 million-person population increase.

Toddler Fighting Cancer Has Medicine Stolen By Thieves

Thieves broke into their car when it was parked at the downtown Atlanta Sheraton; the family is in the city while the little girl undergoes treatment at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta.

Do Not Try To Trap Child Predators: Sheriff

The sheriff is asking the public not to try to trap child predators after the posting of a vigilante video.

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