Saturday, March 23, 2013
The Lawrenceville woman admitted to being high on meth when she allegedly attacked a hotel employee with a shovel.
Looking to make a deal? A Lawrenceville woman, who admitted to being high on meth when she allegedly attacked a hotel employee with a shovel, also had 42 Oxycodone and Zolpidem pills when police searched her purse. When an officer asked if she had any more drugs on her, she replied, "Why? Do you want some?" I’m here to clean you out: Police are looking for a man who they believe lied to enter several Athens-area businesses and steal wallets. To gain access to the offices, he claimed to be on a work detail, such as cleaning the carpets or checking for pests. Once in, he scooped up the personal items. He also fit the description of the suspect sought for similar offenses in Barrow County. She has, um, issues: A woman, irate over the buffet …
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Two suspects reportedly drove a car into Beauty & Beyond in Stone Mountain.
Hair burglars! A couple of men were seen on surveillance video smashing through the glass door of a beauty supply store and stealing hair extensions. The men, who had their shirts pulled over their heads, drove up in a car in front of the Beauty & Beyond in unincorporated Stone Mountain, pulled out a cinder block and tossed it through the glass. No value was placed on the stolen hair. Does that mean they're priceless? Pitchfork attack: A man looking for money he said was owed to him attacked a mother and her son with a pitchfork and piece of asphalt after the son said he didn’t have the money. According to Athens-Clarke County Police, the suspect threatened the mother and son with a pitchfork he found nearby, then threw it at them when …
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Snellville Patch reports a man reportedly led police on a high-speed chase, crashed into a power pole and then tried to escape on foot.
Subscribe to Barrow Patch’s newsletters, follow us on Twitter and “like” us on Facebook. Reckless running: A Snellville man fled from police on foot after he smashed his car into a power pole and — literally — ran right into the side of a parked cop car. The car he was driving had a suspended registration, according to the police license-plate reader, which prompted a high-speed chase and the wreck. Turns out he couldn’t run very well, either. Pawn star? A Lawrenceville man admitted to stealing and pawning a number of items from various places. Police worked on a tip from an online “top pawners” watchlist that showed he had pawned 29 items in January. He said he didn’t steal them all, but did admit to stealing three fire pits from a Kroger…
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Read about what law enforcement in the northeast Georgia area was up against recently.
Reason to rent videos online: A man was robbed and kidnapped after returning movies to a Redbox kiosk in Lilburn. The robber came up from behind and said, "I need you to give me some change ... I got a knife." He used the knife to force the man to withdraw $200 from an ATM nearby. Can you ID these suspects? Gwinnett County Police investigators have unusual descriptions of a man and woman suspected of shoplifting at a Buford-area Dollar General. The man "walked with a club foot," while the woman had "bad teeth similar to a meth user," according to witness accounts. You might also be interested in reading recent Barrow County crime news: Pot growing and parenting don’t mix: A Suwanee woman was arrested and charged with possession of …
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Read about what law enforcement in the area has been up against recently.
Bad landlord! A Flowery Branch man took his landlord-tenant dispute to a dangerous extreme when he broke into a residence and threatened one of his tenants with a machete. The owner of the residence reportedly broke into the home with a hammer when no one answered his knock at the door before. What were his intentions with the machete? “I was going to hit that [expletive deleted] in the head with it," he told police. The man was told it’s illegal to do what he did, including breaking into the residence. He replied, “Bull----, I go in there whenever I want." People really fall for this? A Snellville man, who had answered an online ad, thought it was his lucky day when he received a $1,950 check from London with these instructions: buy …
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
More of the strange stuff police officers around North Georgia were up against recently.
Follow the trail of white powder: Walton County Sheriff’s Office deputies, who were serving a warrant in Monroe, found their man by following a trail of white powder to the attic. The man’s girlfriend answered the door and told deputies the suspect wasn’t there, but her face told a different story. Deputies noticed a white, powdery substance all over her face, then a trail of more powder on the ladder leading up to the attic. That’s where the man was found. Deputies also found white powder in a plastic packet and an unmarked pill bottle, which were later identified as schedule II and schedule III narcotics. Making Benjamins out of Abes: Two men allegedly used counterfeit money to buy nearly $1,000 worth of debit cards at the Hamilton Mill …
Thursday, February 28, 2013
After a savage strangling of two young men, two of the accused killers reportedly decided to have sex atop the corpses.
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Thursday, February 28
Engaging in sexual intercourse with a dead body has a name — necrophilia. But having sex on top of a dead body? We're not sure there's a term for that except disgusting. Joliet Patch reports an Illinois couple decided to have intercourse on the corpses of two men they are accused of helping to kill. Four people are accused of luring two men into a home and strangling them. Click here to read the full story. Want more weird crime news from around the country, check out these stories: Subscribe to Barrow Patch’s newsletters, follow us on Twitter and “like” us on Facebook.
Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Read about what law enforcement in the Northeast Georgia area has been up against recently.
Taking matters into her own hands: A Lawrenceville-area woman decided action was needed after two armed men robbed her while she was in her car at a local Walmart. The robbers left on foot, so the woman followed them until they entered their getaway car. She then proceeded to ram her car into the vehicle. The men ran away from the damaged getaway car, which, by the way, was reported stolen, too. Not my jacket, so not my drugs: A Buford man, who was being questioned after he crashed his car into the side of a business, showed police more than his proof of insurance. As he pulled his insurance card out of a jacket pocket, a plastic bag “containing a white crystal substance hit the pavement between his feet," the officer noted in the report. …
Friday, February 22, 2013
Read about what law enforcement in the Northeast Georgia area has been up against recently.
Can you start the car we’re stealing? A Snellville man who was cleaning out his deceased father’s home in unincorporated Stone Mountain was robbed and carjacked by armed men in the driveway. But the car wouldn't start without help from the victim, so the men made him get it running before they drove away. With the help of a witness, DeKalb County Police apprehended the suspects a short time later. "Dumb thing," for sure: A convicted felon who served 13 years in jail for armed robbery found himself back behind bars after he accidentally shot himself in the leg. The man, from Buford, admitted to police that he had done a “dumb thing” after a pistol he had tucked it in his waistband went off by accident. Gwinnett Police responded to a person…
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Read about what area law enforcement has been up against recently.
"Please and thank you," says robber: An armed robbery suspect at least was polite when he tried to rob a Norcross-area check-cashing business of $300. He handed an employee a note that read, "I would like to withdraw $300 from your register." It wasn’t a joke, considering the large kitchen knife he was holding. However, the suspect became nervous and fled before getting any cash. He was found later with several similar notes up his sleeve — "I need about $20,000 please & thank you," "I need $20,000, would be appreciated, thank you," and "Need a key to a car that would be appreciated." Rob-you.com? A Villa Rica man, hoping to find a dating match he contacted via an Internet website (www.pof.com), instead met an armed robber near a Duluth …
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5:30 pm on Friday, April 5, 2013
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