Public Safety

Is that groceries in your pants?

Posted by
Mark Beardsley
in Public Safety
Wednesday, September 10. 2008
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Two Commerce men face shoplifting charges after they allegedly concealed groceries in their pants at Quality Foods, according to the Commerce Police Department.

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Infant dies Tuesday after being left in car

Posted by
Staff Writer
in Public Safety
Thursday, September 4. 2008
A 9-month-old baby was found dead in a car at a home in Nicholson late Tuesday afternoon.

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Fight at football game leads to two arrests

Posted by
Mark Beardsley
in Public Safety
Wednesday, September 3. 2008
Comments (17)
Where’s the school resource officer when you need him?
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Pastor charged in felony suspended

Posted by
Mark Beardsley
in Public Safety
Friday, August 29. 2008
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The pastor of Warren Chapel United Methodist Church has been suspended pending the resolution of a felony charge levied by Duluth police. The Rev. Anthony Joe Howell, 54, is accused of impersonating a police officer during a traffic stop for speeding.

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Police want more info on man's death

Posted by
Mark Beardsley
in Public Safety
Wednesday, August 27. 2008
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The Commerce Police Department is investigating the curious circumstances of an Athens man’s death.
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Standridge responds to parents; remains in stable condition

Posted by
Staff Writer
in Public Safety
Tuesday, August 26. 2008
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Colton Standridge reportedly responded to his parents by squeezing their hand over the weekend at Egleston Children's Hospital, where he remains in stable condition.
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2 injured in Wednesday wreck in Nicholson

Posted by
Mark Beardsley
in Public Safety
Monday, August 25. 2008
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Two people were injured in a head-on collision on U.S. 441 in Nicholson at about 2:00 Wednesday afternoon.

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Hoschton police charge 2 local men with theft

Posted by
Mark Beardsley
in Public Safety
Thursday, August 21. 2008
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Hoschton police searched two Commerce houses last week as part of an investigation involving stolen jewelry.
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3 caught taking water from reservoir

Posted by
Mark Beardsley
in Public Safety
Friday, August 15. 2008
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The Commerce reservoir is nearly full — and the odds of it returning to full from Tuesday rains appeared good — but that doesn’t mean folks can just take water from the lake.


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Wanted duo arrested at primary school

Posted by
Mark Beardsley
in Public Safety
Wednesday, August 13. 2008
Comment (1)
You can’t even pick your children up at school without worrying about being arrested — if you’ve got outstanding warrants.

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