A Marietta man, Matthew Clements Abbott, has been arrested on charges including distribution of obscene material, following a joint investigation involving local law enforcement and the GBI.

Ex-Atlanta officer Muhammad Muhammad was arrested for alleged rape and false imprisonment after a woman accused him of sexual assault during a massage service.

The GBI is investigating a police shooting after a burglary in Dunwoody, with suspect Fredrick Hammonds injured.

The Atlanta Police Department is investigating a presumed smash-and-grab at a West Midtown Lululemon store, marking the fourth such incident in a year.

Atlanta police and the family of Deonta Wallace canvassed for information on his unsolved 2018 murder, offering a reward and seeking tips anonymously.

A Central Georgia man, Dormaine Mitchell, received a 140-month federal prison sentence for illegal firearm possession, despite his prior felony conviction.

Gwinnett County Police seek public assistance in locating missing 15-year-old Jada Bluett from Loganville, last seen early August 15. She is described as 5'2", 115 lbs. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact them at 770.513.5300.

Gwinnett County Police seek help in locating missing 53-year-old Cheree McCroskey, last seen in Lawrenceville with a distinctive "Lucky" tattoo, urging public to report any information.

Atlanta had a fatal shooting on June 28, 2025; an 11-year-old and Serita Zachary were arrested, facing murder charges, but are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Cynkeythia Robinson was arrested in connection to a two-year-old's fatal shooting in Atlanta and charged with Second-Degree Murder and Cruelty to Children.

Atlanta Police report a man and woman were shot on Cameron M Alexander BLVD, later self-transporting to the hospital; the circumstances are under investigation.

Dwayne Clark was found shot to death in Lumber City, prompting a GBI homicide investigation. No arrests have been made, and the public is urged to provide any information.

Two men from Georgia pleaded guilty to federal child enticement, one a repeat offender, with both potentially facing life sentences. The cases are part of the Project Safe Childhood initiative.