A man was found with a gunshot wound on Marietta Street NW in downtown Atlanta; police say he was conscious and breathing and the investigation is ongoing.

Three Clayton County deputies were seriously injured in a morning disturbance at the county jail and taken to Southern Regional Medical Center; details remain limited.

A 20-year-old suspect in a DeKalb County double homicide was arrested in Moultrie and is being held in Colquitt County pending transfer. Authorities say he faces malice and felony murder counts.

A Georgia State Patrol trooper was involved in a shooting near Porterdale; a suspect was airlifted from Liberty Middle School and the GBI is investigating.

A Cherokee County judge gave 33-year-old Monquezias Deshad Watts three consecutive life terms plus 25 years after a jury convicted him on multiple rape and child‑molestation charges.

A Cherokee County jury convicted Kelvin Demond Williams in the July kitchen shooting that killed his wife; the judge imposed life without parole plus additional decades.

Federal agents seized about 44 pounds of meth and two firearms in Atlanta-area raids this week. Three men were arrested and one suspect remains wanted.

Riverdale police posted images from a drug seizure showing a baby bottle they say contained "lean," plus candy-branded packets of synthetic marijuana and a gun. Officials warned that disguising drugs in childlike containers increases the risk of accidental ingestion.

A woman was found shot inside a car near Avondale Estates Thursday night; DeKalb police say she was hospitalized with moderate injuries and are seeking tips.

A structure fire in downtown Loganville forced multiple street closures on March 26 as crews worked the scene; officials say the cause and any injuries remain unknown.

Toccoa police arrested 28-year-old Anthony David Shedd after a same-day warrant and search; investigators seized evidence and the probe continues.

Police investigated a shooting at a Union City apartment complex Thursday night; neighbors say someone was shot and survived. Authorities have released few details.

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