Atlanta police captured Jaquavious Crenshaw, suspected of multiple car thefts at the airport's rental center. He faces several charges and had prior arrests including one at the same venue.

Gwinnett County Police discovered a chop shop in Norcross after tracking a stolen mini excavator. Multiple stolen items and controlled substances were found, and the operator, Larry Dobbs, was charged.

Jiare Schneider, an aspiring social media star, was found dead in his car in a wooded area in Clayton County after being reported missing since November 15.

Atlanta police investigated vehicle break-ins at two fire stations on November 27th, with incidents at Station 1 and Station 36, urging public to provide information.

Atlanta Police investigate a fatal shooting on Glenn Street SW; they have not yet released details about the victim or the circumstances of the incident.

A defendant in the YSL RICO trial was stabbed, delaying court proceedings. The jury sought evidence clarification during deliberations on charges against the accused in a high-profile case.

A person was shot at the Midtown MARTA station in Atlanta; police have made multiple arrests related to the incident. The victim's condition is unknown.

A pedestrian was struck and killed by multiple vehicles in Cobb County, with the driver of the first vehicle remaining on scene, but others leaving; police seek information.

LaGrange police are investigating a shooting at Tall Pines Apartments, seeking public assistance. No injuries were reported despite bullets entering units with a woman and juveniles inside.

The reward for information on a violent Atlanta bank robbery, where an employee was stabbed, has been increased to $25,000. Authorities seek tips leading to an arrest.

A man was shot dead in Southwest Atlanta, and the suspect, who confronted and fired at the victim after exiting a vehicle, fled the scene. Police are investigating the homicide.

Operation Strictly Business in Muscogee County, Georgia, resulted in four arrests and the seizure of drugs worth over $2.2 million, involving local and federal agencies.

A Georgia tax preparer, Jessica Crawford, pleaded guilty to executing a $3 million wire fraud scheme with fraudulent tax returns and faces up to 30 years in prison.