Jeffrey Cullen-Dean
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Driver reaches 142 mph during I-85 chase (opens the original)
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After an erratic driver cut off other vehicles on the interstate, a short but high-speed chase ended with an arrest. On Aug. 8 at approximately 5:22 p.m., Coweta deputies received a call about a blue BMW driving erratically on Interstate 85 North. According to the incident report, deputies were parked just before the 40-mile marker on the interstate waiting for the driver, Levi Jackson Williams, 23. Williams reportedly drove past deputies with a temporary tag that had expired in January. Deputie
Senoia police arrest suspect in sexual assault (opens the original)
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A man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in Senoia allegedly followed her for 10 to 15 minutes, at one point driving behind her with his headlights off, before attacking her on Travis Street, according to police. Isaiah Jamal Phillips, 30, was arrested Wednesday morning at his Fayetteville residence on charges of battery, sexual battery and false imprisonment. Phillips was arrested at his residence without incident after he was ordered to leave his home by a SWAT team, said SPD Capt. Jason E
Interstate chase in stolen car reaches 120 mph (opens the original)
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Deputies chased a driver down the interstate after they were informed her car was allegedly stolen. On Aug. 8 at approximately 3:39 a.m., Coweta deputies reportedly saw a white Mazda attempt to leave Interstate 85 South at Exit 51 before darting back onto the interstate. Deputies reportedly followed and matched the driver's speed of 90 mph. According to the report, when the driver, Diamond Glennesha Ward, 27, approached another deputy parked at the 48-mile marker, she put on her left turn signal
Project Oak drops 200 acres, but application still includes them (opens the original)
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A Coweta resident accused Project Oak's developers of a "bait and switch" Tuesday as questions continue over why a nearly 200-acre parcel the developers say they no longer want rezoned remains part of the project's pending application. District 3 resident Kimberlee Shields told the Coweta County Board of Commissioners that leaving the parcel in the application and public notices has misled residents. "By leaving this parcel on the application, the public has been misled," Shields said during the
Deputies rescue dog found tied in plastic bag (opens the original)
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Two Coweta men were arrested by deputies after a juvenile witness saw them disposing of a live dog in a plastic bag. On Aug. 7 at approximately 9:50 p.m., Coweta County Sheriff's Office deputies responded to the Red Carpet Inn, located at 1455 Highway 29 S., for reports of animal cruelty. Jacob Herbert, CCSO's public information officer, said the juvenile saw two men, Alan Michael Thompson, 37, and Jacob Robert Burke, 22, place a living dog inside a plastic bag before putting it in a grocery car
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