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Tuesday - October 28, 2014
♦ MAN COVERED IN BLOOD ARRESTED
A Cartersville man was arrested after Cartersville Police stopped
him for a broken tail light and then saw he was covered in blood
around 3 a.m. Sunday on Mayflower Circle. Jacob Sharpe, 31, told
officers he had been working at a haunted house. Officers found
methamphetamine in cigarette containers in his car. Sharpe is charged
with possession of methamphetamine and tail light requirement.
♦ CHEROKEE SHOOT 'EM UP
Four people were arrested by the Cherokee Co. Sheriff's Office
after a shooting Friday night at Gregory Lane apartments. Four
people came to the apartment of Seth Mayeaux, 17, Acworth, with
the intent to rob him. The suspects are: Charles Williams, 27,
Woodstock, Jermes Stewart, 20, Marietta, Indida Birto, 28, Acworth,
and Haleigh Mull, 18, Atlanta. Mayeaux had no drugs and intended
on stealing the money the individuals were bringing for the drugs.
Two unidentified acquaintances of Mayeaux, one who was armed
hid in the bushes as Mayeaux and the suspects met. When Mayeaux
started speaking to Stewart and Williams they started hitting
Mayeaux with guns. The two unidentified men hiding in the bushes
stepped out and started firing at Williams and Stewart who returned
fire and fled. Stewart was shot in the buttocks and one of their tires
was also shot. The tire blew on I-75 as they were driving to the
hospital. Stewart was treated and released. All four are charged
with conspiracy to commit robbery and other charges. Mayeaux is
in the hospital for facial injuries and hasn't been charged.
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♦ Two students have tested positive for tuberculosis at a Coweta
County school. They tested positive at Newnan High School. More
than 100 students were tested after a student was suspected of having tuberculosis.
♦ Former NBA All Start Daron "Mookie" Blaylock, 47, was sent
to prison Monday for killing a woman in a head on crash on Tara
Blvd. The former Atlanta Hawk was sentenced to 15 years with
only 3 years to serve in prison for vehicular homicide and other
charges for the death of Monica Murphy, a mother of five.
♦ According to the AAA the nationwide average gas price per
gallon of gas is $3.04 per gallon, the lowest since 2010. South Carolina has the cheapest prices in the nation at $2.75 per gallon. Tennessee has the second lowest at $2.81 per gallon.
♦ Disposables, Inc. is recalling baby wipes sold at: Walgreens,
Family Dollar, Sam's Club and internet retailer Diapers.com. The
wipes are being recalled because they may be contaminated with
bacteria. Consumers can return them to the place of purchase for a
full refund.
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