The GBI is assisting Dublin Police in the unsolved case of Johnny Hall IV, shot outside Riverview Apartments, who died later in hospital. No arrests have been made; public assistance is requested.

A motorcyclist died in Atlanta after a collision with an SUV; police are investigating the incident which occurred on August 20th at Memorial Dr. SE and Boulevard SE.

The GBI investigates a homicide in Lumber City, GA, where Dwayne Clark was found dead with gunshot wounds. Two individuals face felony murder charges. The investigation is active, with public leads sought.

Arrests were made relating to a shooting in Atlanta that resulted in one death and one injury; the suspects face charges, and the police emphasize the presumption of innocence.

Smyrna police investigate a homicide after a body was found during an apartment fire on Windy Hill Road; circumstances appear suspicious, with removed doorbell cameras hinting at foul play.

An officer and a nurse in Gwinnett County saved an 18-month-old who stopped breathing, performing CPR until paramedics arrived and took the child to the hospital.

A South Gwinnett High School student was hospitalized after being stabbed while trying to break up a fight; two others face discipline and criminal charges. Principal assures safety measures are a priority.

Two juveniles were arrested in Jasper for throwing rocks at cars, causing windshield damage. The local law enforcement responded to the incidents on North Main Street.

The GBI is investigating a fatal officer-involved shooting at Rose Hill Cemetery in Bibb County, GA, where deputies were apprehending a homicide suspect.

A Florida man was arrested by the GBI for allegedly scamming an elderly couple out of over $1 million in a multi-state cyber fraud case involving timeshare scams.

Griffin Police arrest apartment owner Herbert Shaw and Erica Miller in a teen sex trafficking case, urging public to provide information for their ongoing investigation.

Man shot by deputies in Houston County, GA, after a chase involving a stolen vehicle, has died. The incident is under investigation by the GBI, with no injuries to deputies reported.

A Hinesville man was convicted of threatening to kill federal employees and Americans. He faces up to 10 years in prison with no parole. The FBI and local police acted swiftly to arrest him after his threats.