Firearms Industry Matches ATF Reward in Norcross Firearms Theft

The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) – the trade association for the firearms industry – has announced a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for a September 17 firearms theft at American Classic Marksman, a federally licensed firearms retailer in Norcross, Ga. The incident has triggered a joint investigation, being conducted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) and the Gwinnett County Police Department. The NSSF reward offer matches a $5,000 reward offered by the ATF.

Steve Sanetti, president of the NSSF, said, "Our matching reward offer will hopefully help assist ATF and local law enforcement in solving this crime against a federally licensed firearms dealer and lead to the swift recovery of stolen firearms before they can enter the illegal underground black market where they can be misused to commit violent crimes."

The matching reward payment by NSSF will be granted only following payment of the initial ATF reward, which is up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the crime.

Anyone with information is encouraged to call ATF's toll-free, 24-hour hotline at 1-888-ATF-TIPS (1-888-283-8477). Callers can remain anonymous.

For any questions about the theft of these firearms, please contact ATF at the number listed above.

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ATF Offers $5K Reward for Information on Retail Gun Theft

/PRNewswire/ -- The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), Atlanta Field Division today announced a reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for a recent firearms theft at American Classic Marksman, a federally licensed gun dealer in Norcross, Ga. The incident has triggered a joint investigation, being conducted by ATF and the Gwinnett County Police Department.

"We all have a vested interest in arresting those responsible and recovering these stolen guns," said ATF Assistant Special Agent in Charge Jeffery Pearce. "We know that in many instances stolen firearms end up in the hands of violent criminals, who use them to commit additional crimes. Law enforcement is asking for the public's assistance in removing these threats from the community."

The burglary occurred on Sept. 17, at the business located at 5303 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Norcross, Ga. Security cameras from within the business filmed one white male subject, make entry into the business and then exit with three firearms. The individual made entry by crawling through duct work and eventually climbing down from the vent/ceiling area of the shooting range. He exited the building through the same entry point.

Investigators are seeking the public's help with identifying the subject involved and providing information on the location of any or all of the stolen firearms. Anyone with information is encouraged to call ATF's toll-free, 24-hour hotline at 1-888-ATF-TIPS (1-888-283-8477). Callers can remain anonymous.

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Seeking Assistance in Locating Serial Bank Robber

Special Agent in Charge (SAC) Brian D. Lamkin, FBI Atlanta, requests the assistance of the public in identifying and locating the individual responsible for a series of bank robberies at Gwinnett County, Georgia:

On Wednesday, 8/11/2010, at approximately 12:30 pm, a lone black male entered the Suntrust Bank inside of a Publix Shopping Store located at 4850 Sugarloaf Parkway, Lawrenceville, Georgia and proceeded to one of the bank’s teller counters. The robber opened the bag which contained a handgun and pointed it at the teller while demanding money. The victim teller gave the robber an undisclosed amount of cash and the robber fled on foot.

This same robber is believed to be responsible for a 6/15/2010 armed robbery of the Suntrust Bank, also located inside of a Publix Grocery Store, at 3435 Ashford Dunwoody Road, Atlanta, Georgia (Oglethorpe Crossing).

The robber is described as being a black male, approximately 25-30 years old, 5'9" - 6'00", 160-170lbs, wearing camo baseball cap, black Ralph Lauren brand polo shirt, sunglasses, and carrying a blue Suntrust bag.

Anyone with information regarding this matter should contact the Atlanta office FBI at tel. (404) 679-9000.

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Twenty-Six MS-13 Gang Members Indicted on Racketeering Charges

A federal indictment was unsealed March 4 charging 26 members of the violent street gang called “Mara Salvatrucha”(“MS-13”) with federal racketeering and related crimes in metropolitan Atlanta.

The 29-count indictment alleges that the defendants conspired to participate in the affairs of MS-13, an international violent criminal organization with approximately 10,000 members in various nations in North America, through a pattern of racketeering activity, which included multiple crimes of murder, attempted murder, kidnapping, and robbery in metropolitan Atlanta. It further alleges that the defendants conspired to preserve and enhance the power and reputation of the organization through acts of violence, to keep victims and community members in fear of the organization through acts and threats of violence, and to obstruct and prevent law enforcement officials from identifying, apprehending, and successfully prosecuting members of the gang for their violent criminal conduct.

“MS-13 is a ruthless street gang that has used violence to spread fear throughout our community,” said Sally Quillian Yates, Acting United States Attorney. “These gang members seized every chance they had to kill, shoot and rob. They were not only devoted to wiping out rival gangs, but they showed no hesitation in robbing and shooting innocent victims. Now these gang members have to answer for their criminal behavior. Today’s indictment is the product of tremendous cooperation between federal agents and local law enforcement officers. Because of our intensive collaboration to bring these violent gang members to justice, residents in Gwinnett and DeKalb Counties are safer.”

“Gang members here in Georgia have become a growing problem which law enforcement has been tackling for the past several years and today’s indictments represent a victory for the law enforcement community which has been working relentlessly to pursue them and ensure that they feel the full weight of the law,” said Kenneth Smith, Special Agent in Charge of the ICE Office of Investigations in Atlanta.

“The case shows the value of collaborative efforts of state and federal agencies to bring to justice a dangerous street gang through our combined efforts,” said Danny Porter, Gwinnett County District Attorney. “The Gwinnett County Police Department working with ICE were able to bring charges which led to statements which are integral to the pending federal case. My office moved the cases forward while protecting the integrity of the federal investigation. This type of coordination is becoming more necessary as we face these sophisticated criminal organizations.”

“I applaud the efforts of Acting United States Attorney Sally Yates, her staff and all of those involved in bringing forward this important case. This indictment represents the sort of decisive action against criminal street gangs like MS-13 that is critical in protecting our community from criminal street gang violence,” said Gwen Keyes Fleming, DeKalb County District Attorney. “My office remains prepared to provide the United States Attorney and her staff with whatever assistance and support they might need in bringing this case to a just conclusion.”

Four defendants made their initial appearance in court today and were arraigned on the charges before United States Magistrate Judge Gerrilyn Brill. Nine more defendants are scheduled to make their initial appearance in court and be arraigned on the charges tomorrow. The remaining defendants will make their initial appearance and be arraigned over the next few weeks. The charges were announced at a news conference in Atlanta this afternoon.

According to Acting United States Attorney Yates, the charges and other information presented in court: MS-13 is an international criminal gang that has been present in the Atlanta area since at least 2005. At that time, MS-13 staked out Gwinnett and DeKalb Counties as its territory. MS-13 gang members held meetings where they discussed attacking and killing rival gang members, collected money, shared firearms, and disciplined members who broke gang rules. Sixteen of the indicted defendants are charged for their alleged roles in committing seven murders, including four killings of suspected rival gang members, two murders of robbery victims, and one killing of a fellow gang member. These 16 defendants and others are also charged with shooting nine suspected rival gang members as well as three persons who were not gang members.

The grand jury indicted the individuals listed below on February 24, 2010, and charged them with committing the following offenses:

* MIGUEL ALVARADO-LINARES, a/k/a “Joker”, 21, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organization (RICO) conspiracy, three counts of Violent Crime in Aid of Racketeering (VICAR) involving murder, four counts of VICAR involving attempted murder, and seven counts of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* ERNESTO ESCOBAR, a/k/a “Pink Panther” and “Flaco,” 27, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, two counts of VICAR involving murder, two counts of VICAR involving attempted murder, and four counts of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* JOSE DELGADO, a/k/a “Fantasma”, 23, of Lawrenceville, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, three counts of VICAR involving murder, one count of VICAR involving attempted murder, and four counts of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* VICTOR PASTOR, a/k/a “Canario,” 25, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving murder, one count of VICAR involving attempted murder, and two counts of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* ALEX FERRUFINO, a/k/a “Whiskey,” 30, of Tucker, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* JOSEPH IVAN DIAS, a/k/a “Travieso,” 21, of Gainesville, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* DIMAS ALFARO-GRANADOS, a/k/a “Toro,” 27, of Duluth, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, two counts of VICAR involving murder, two counts of VICAR involving attempted murder, and four counts of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* MIGUEL GUEVARA, a/k/a “Blacky,” 26, of Fort Walton Beach, Florida, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving murder, one count of VICAR involving attempted murder, and two counts of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* KENEDIS BONILLA, a/k/a “Mago,” 28, of Tucker, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving murder, one count of VICAR involving attempted murder, and two counts of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* SALVADOR FRANCO, a/k/a “Smiley,” 25, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, two counts of VICAR involving attempted murder, and two counts of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* EDWIN MENJIVAR, a/k/a “Chilly Willy” and “Vago,” 28, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving attempted murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* WILLIAM ESPINOZA, a/k/a “Cheberria” and “El Crazy,” 29, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving felony murder, one count of VICAR involving attempted murder, and two counts of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* OMAR CUBILLOS, a/k/a “Pancho,” 25, of Gainesville, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving felony murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* CARLOS MENDOZA, a/k/a “Catracho,” 24, of Atlanta, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving felony murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* EMMANUAL HIDALGO, a/k/a “Scooby,” 24, of Chamblee, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving felony murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* JAIRO REYNA OZUNA, a/k/a “Flaco,” 25, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* FRANCISCO RAMOS, a/k/a “Silent,” 25, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* JOSE HERNANDEZ, a/k/a “Sparky,” 22, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* CHRISTOPHER CASTRO RAMIREZ, a/k/a “Demente,” 21, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy.
* ENZO BAIRES, a/k/a “Ghost,” 20, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy.
* IRVIN MEJIA-CRUZ, a/k/a “Lil Triste and Triste,” 29, of Duluth, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy.
* WALTER ALDANA, a/k/a “Goofy,” 19, of Norcross, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy.
* WILLIAM PINEDA, a/k/a “Slayer,” 27, of Lawrenceville, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving attempted murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* ELIO MARROQUIN-LOPEZ, a/k/a “Perico,” 23, of Chamblee, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, two counts of VICAR involving attempted murder, and two counts of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* ALEJANDRO GARCIA, a/k/a “Happy,” 27, of Chamblee, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving attempted murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.
* REMBERTO ARGUETA, a/k/a “Pitufo,” 21, of Lilburn, Georgia, is charged with RICO conspiracy, one count of VICAR involving felony murder, and one count of using a firearm in relation to the commission of a crime of violence.

Seven other members of MS-13 have also been charged in separate federal indictments. FRANCISCO TEJADA-LANDAVERDE, a/k/a “Soldado,” ALDEN ONAN ESPANA, a/k/a “Kachita,” “Casper,” and “Axel Arias,” JOSE ROBERTO SALAZAR-ORELLANA, a/k/a “Tigre,” RONALD ESCOBAR-AGUINADA, and JUAN REYNALDO CORDOVA, a/k/a “Spunker,” were indicted by the grand jury on October 27, 2009, for committing five armed robberies of convenience stores in Gwinnett County in March 2009. On February 24, 2010, the grand jury indicted JERSON GOMEZ, a/k/a “Salvatrucha,” and ELMER RODRIGUEZ, a/k/a “Chifo,” for committing an armed robbery of a taxicab driver on March 1, 2009. In addition, through the course of this investigation, two other MS-13 members were charged with and sentenced for illegally reentering the United States without authorization. One other MS-13 member was charged with and sentenced for being an alien not lawfully admitted to this country who was in possession of a firearm. Since October 2007, Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials have deported 19 members of MS-13 who were not lawfully present in this country.

In addition to the above federal prosecutions, the state has charged and prosecuted 16 MS-13 members for their criminal gang activities.

Members of the public are reminded that the indictment contains only allegations. A defendant is presumed innocent of the charges and it will be the government's burden to prove a defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt at trial.

This case is being investigated by Special Agents of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, with assistance from the U.S. Marshals Service, Gwinnett County Police Department, DeKalb County Police Department, Norcross Police Department, Chamblee Police Department, and the Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office.

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Robbery of the Wachovia Bank in Norcross, Georgia

Special Agent in Charge (SAC) Gregory Jones, FBI Atlanta, along with the Gwinnett County Police Department, is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying and locating a serial bank robber who robbed the Wachovia Bank, Holcomb Corners, Norcross, Georgia, November 27.

On Friday, November 27, 2009, at approximately 12:42 p.m., a lone black male, wearing a black motorcycle helmet, leather jacket, and a police badge around his neck, entered the Wachovia Bank, Holcomb Corners, Norcross, Georgia, and verbally announced a bank robbery to a bank teller while threatening a weapon. The robber departed the bank without incident, having obtained an undisclosed amount of money.

The robber was described as being a light skinned black male, late thirties in age, 5’8”-5’10” in height, approximately 175 lbs., wearing a black motorcycle helmet, dark sunglasses, black leather jacket, a black shirt with white letters possibly with “Police” on front, wearing a silver law enforcement badge around his neck.

The above robber is possibly injured from an exploding dye pack. He is also believed to be responsible for a similar bank robbery in Sandy Springs, Georgia last month and was observed departing in a black two door Infiniti at that robbery.

Anyone with information regarding these robberies is asked to contact the Atlanta office FBI at tel. (404) 679-9000.

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Captors Sentenced to Decades in Prison for Kidnapping and Abusing Drug Dealer Over Drug Debt

VICTOR ABILES GOMEZ, 20, OMAR MENDOZA-VILLEGAS, 19, and GERARDO SOLORIO REYES, a/k/a “Gera,” 23, all illegal immigrants from Mexico, have been sentenced to federal prison on hostage-taking and related charges, arising from the week-long kidnapping and abuse of a drug dealer.

United States Attorney David E. Nahmias said of the case, “This case demonstrates the danger inherent in the illegal business of drug-dealing. All of these drug dealers—captors and victim—have now been sentenced to federal prison. Fortunately this violent episode did not spill over to innocent members of our community.”

DEA Atlanta Field Division Special Agent in Charge Rodney G. Benson said, “Drug trafficking and violence go hand-in-hand. Traffickers will take extreme measures in order to protect their drugs and money. The capture and eventual prosecution of these individuals was possible because of the concerted efforts of our federal, state and local law enforcement counterparts. These defendants will now spend well deserved time in prison.”

Both GOMEZ and MENDOZA-VILLEGAS were sentenced to 24 years, six months in federal prison, to be followed by five years of supervised release. REYES was sentenced to 26 years, seven months in federal prison, to be followed by five years of supervised release. The defendants pleaded guilty to the charges on March 21, 2009.

According to United States Attorney Nahmias and the information presented in court: On the afternoon of July 11, 2008, acting on information about a possible hostage taking, federal and local authorities established surveillance of a house located at 755 East Fork Shady Drive, Lilburn, Georgia. Three individuals inside the house apparently saw the police presence and began to flee. DEA Strike Force and FBI SWAT agents, working in conjunction with Gwinnett County authorities, quickly and successfully rescued the victim, later identified as Oscar Reynoso, 31, who is originally from the Dominican Republic but more recently from Rhode Island. At the time agents rescued Reynoso, he appeared to be severely dehydrated and badly beaten. Agents found him bound and gagged, chained to a mattress in the unfinished basement of the home, which is described as a middle-class neighborhood residence in Gwinnett County. Also found in the basement were flex cuffs and firearms, including an assault rifle. When authorities found Reynoso inside the basement, he appeared to be hyperventilating. Agents immediately removed his gag and provided him with fluids and medical attention. VICTOR ABILES GOMEZ, OMAR MENDOZA-VILLEGAS, and GERARDO SOLORIO REYES, each took part in the capture and the beating of the victim, as well as playing roles in keeping him from escaping and threatening him verbally as well as with a weapon.

In speaking to Reynoso, as well as one of his captors, agents learned that Reynoso had been lured to Atlanta from Rhode Island, purportedly to complete a vehicle purchase transaction with an individual identified as “Tio.” Reynoso had met Tio at a nearby fast food restaurant, from where the two then rode to the 755 East Shady Fork Drive residence. Upon entering the garage, Reynoso was ambushed and assaulted by eight men carrying firearms. After being beaten, he was imprisoned in the basement where the agents ultimately found him. While holding Reynoso, his captors, including Tio, contacted Reynoso’s friends and relatives in Rhode Island in an effort to collect the drug debt of $300,000. Reynoso was constantly threatened and beaten during the ordeal. Tio is considered to be a fugitive.

Reynoso pleaded guilty to conspiring to possess with the intent to distribute at least five kilograms of cocaine and was sentenced to serve three years, 10 months in federal prison.

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Fayette: PTC Police Hold Teen CERT "Summer Camp"

The Peachtree City Police Department will be hosting a Teen Community Emergency Response Team (TEEN CERT) “summer camp” the week of July 13 to July 17th.

The summer camp will be held daily from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

The TEEN CERT Program educates young adults about disaster preparedness for hazards that may impact their area and trains them in basic disaster response skills, such as fire safety, light search and rescue, team organization, and disaster medical operations.

Prospective candidates must be between 14 and 17 years of age at the time of registration and a resident of Georgia. Applicants will be required to complete an enrollment form and applicable waivers. The application and waivers must be signed by a parent or legal guardian. A local check will be conducted to determine the background of the participants as a pre-condition to acceptance into the program.

There is no charge to attend this class; however, the class size will be limited to 14 participants. A meeting with the parents/legal guardians of those admitted into the program will be held prior to the first class.

More information about the TEEN CERT can be obtained by visiting the police department’s web site at www.ptcpolice.org (click on the CERT link) or by calling 770-487-8866.

Application forms are available online, or may be obtained from the library, city hall, police department and various other locations throughout the City.

The application deadline is June 30th, 2009.
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Fayette: Sheriff's Office Offers Internet Safety Courses

The Fayette County Sheriff's Office is pleased to announce several educational opportunities that will be available during the summer. The Sheriff's Office will be offering three courses pertaining to Internet Safety: Internet Safety for Parents, The New Hangout: Social Networking, and Internet Safety for Senior Citizens. All courses are free to the public; however, there are limited seating. If you are interested, contact Investigator Spencer at (770) 716-4999 Ext. 1906 or tspencer@fayettecountyga.gov to register for the course(s).

Course Dates/Times:

Internet Safety for Parents:
June 18, 2009 at 5:00 pm
June 29, 2009 at 6:30 pm
July 14, 2009 at 1:00 pm
July 14, 2009 at 4:00 pm

The New Hangout: Social Networking
June 18, 2009 at 6:30 pm
June 29, 2009 at 5:00 pm
July 14, 2009 at 2:30 pm
July 14, 2009 at 7:30 pm

Internet Safety for Senior Citizen's
June 18, 2009 at 1:30 pm
June 29, 2009 at 1:30 pm
July 14, 2009 at 10:30 am
July 14, 2009 at 6:00 pm

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Clayton State Office of Public Safety Adds Former Olympian Gregory Meghoo to Campus Police Force

Gregory Meghoo (Newnan) recently joined the Clayton State University Office of Public Safety police staff.

Prior to working for the University, Meghoo worked for the Fulton County School District and MARTA Police transit. Meghoo was also on the Jamaican 4x100 relay team that won the silver medal in the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles… his team was defeated by a U.S. team anchored by Carl Lewis.

Meghoo is enthusiastic about his future with Clayton State University. He decided to come to Clayton State because he wanted a different experience in policing.

“I wanted to do something different, in a larger community,” he says. “Training in the University setting has been good because it’s a very mature setting.”

A unit of the University System of Georgia, Clayton State University is an outstanding comprehensive metropolitan university located 15 miles southeast of downtown Atlanta.
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Piedmont Fayette Hospital Recognizes Local Emergency Medical Services Team

National EMS Week is May 17-23

On the heels of last week’s ceremony where Piedmont Healthcare thanked the Fayette County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) team for their quick response and life-saving actions, Piedmont Fayette Hospital is now recognizing the hard work of their EMS partners during National EMS Week.

“National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week brings together local communities and medical personnel to honor the dedication of those who provide services of medicine's ‘front line,’” says Darrell Cutts, president and CEO of Piedmont Fayette Hospital. “During an emergency, they often play a critical role in saving a life, our community would be at a loss without them.”

Emergency Medical Services technicians are those dedicated to providing out-of-hospital acute medical care and/or transport to definitive care for patients with illnesses and injuries deemed as medical emergencies. EMS specialists range from first responders and ambulance teams to paramedics.

“Partnership with local Emergency Medical Services teams allows lives to be saved every day within record time,” says Cutts. “The transition from the scene of the emergency to the hospital is seamless and it’s incredible what these specialists can do in the time frame allotted to them.”

On Monday, May 4, Piedmont Healthcare representatives publicly thanked the professionals of the Fayette County Department of Fire and Emergency Services (EMS) for their commitment to excellence and congratulated them on the record-breaking response time that saved the life of Ramzan Batliwala of Fayetteville.

As a token of their appreciation, physicians and staff from Piedmont Heart Institute, Piedmont Hospital and Piedmont Fayette Hospital signed and presented Fayette County EMS representatives with an oversized thank you card that read: “Thank you, Fayette County Department of Fire and Emergency Services! Thank you for being an extension of the Piedmont Promise – to do everything in our power to make you well and keep you well. We appreciate your commitment to excellence in emergency medical services to the Fayette County community.”

To learn more about Piedmont Fayette Hospital, please visit fayettehospital.org.
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Georgia Aquarium and World of Coca-Cola to Host Family Safety Day

Recognizing everyday heroes and promoting safety awareness

In an effort to educate the community and celebrate the work of our everyday heroes, the Georgia Aquarium and World of Coca-Cola are partnering to recognize our Everyday Heroes with a celebration in Pemberton Place on May 30, 2009. With a special focus on child safety, the event will aim to educate families about various safety issues. The event will cover a wide range of displays and activities including:

· A fire engine, fire safety house, Striker rapid intervention vehicle and HERO unit
· Informational booths including an accident simulation booth, infant and child car seat information booth, smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector booths and interactive water safety program presented by Safe Kids Georgia
· Complimentary fire truck rides from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. courtesy of Red Hot Fire Truck Events, LLC and complimentary McGruff Safe Kids ID Kits provided by ADT
· Service personnel on-site including a horse-mounted officer, K-9 unit and more
· Giveaways include a limited number of first aid kits, flashlights, carbon monoxide and smoke alarms and samples of Coca-Cola products
· Appearances by Atlanta-area mascots including Deepo, Thrash (Atlanta Thrashers), Harry the Hawk and SkyHawk (Atlanta Hawks), Chopper (Gwinnett Braves), Star (WNBA Atlanta Dream) and special guest, McGruff the Crime Dog

In appreciation of their services, the Georgia Aquarium and World of Coca-Cola will also offer discounted admission rates for service personnel, law enforcement and their families May 23 – 31.

Saturday, May 30, 2009 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Pemberton Place
Georgia Aquarium World of Coca-Cola
225 Baker St. NW 121 Baker St. NW
Atlanta, GA 30313 Atlanta, GA 30313

Starting May 23-31, show a service-oriented ID or badge (police, fire, EMS, HERO, etc.) at the Aquarium entrance, and purchase discounted tickets for personnel and family for only $20. Tickets may be purchased at the door, online at www.georgiaaquarium.org/heroes or by calling 404.581.4000.

Starting May 23-31, show a service-oriented ID or badge (police, fire, EMS, HERO, etc.) at the World of Coca-Cola Ticket Booth, and purchase up to six discounted tickets for family and friends. Discounted pricing is as follows: Adults (age 13-64) $13, Seniors (age 65+) $11, Youth (age 3-12) $8 and children age 2 and under are free when accompanied by an adult. Tickets may only be purchased at the ticket booth.
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Governor Perdue Honors Fallen Officers

Today Governor Sonny Perdue honored Georgia’s law enforcement officers that have died in the line of duty at the 2009 Peace Officer Memorial Day Ceremony at the Public Safety Training Center in Forsyth. The training center features the Public Safety Memorial Wall, honoring the state’s fallen officers.

“As protectors and guardians, peace officers have a high and special calling,” Governor Perdue said. “While we appreciate their service every day, it is important to stop and reflect on those that have died while serving their fellow Georgians.”

This year’s officers that were recognized and added to the Public Safety Memorial Wall are:

David W. Gilstrap, Jr. - Oconee County Sheriff’s Office - died October 9, 2008 – Deputy Gilstrap was struck and killed by a vehicle, while directing traffic in a school zone.

Robert A. Griffin – Decatur County Sheriff’s Office - died May 1, 2008 – Deputy Griffin was responding to a call when he lost control of his vehicle and was killed in a single car accident.

Eric C. Barker - DeKalb County Police Department - died January 16, 2008 – Officer Barker was working a security job at the Glenwood Garden Apartments and was shot to death when he confronted several suspects for questioning.

Ricky L. Bryant, Jr. - DeKalb County Police Department – died January 16, 2008 – Officer Bryant was working a security job at the Glenwood Garden Apartments and was shot to death when he confronted several suspects for questioning.

William E. Hobbs – Georgia Department of Natural Resources - died July 21, 1967 – Ranger Hobbs was shot to death while assisting an Early County Deputy in apprehending a suspect.
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“Amigos Don't Let Amigos Drive Drunk”

Pick A Designated Driver Before Cinco de Mayo

Cinco de Mayo has become a big night-out on the Georgia social scene, especially for young adults. Fiesta plans north of the Border have become another ‘six-pack-tradition’ here on the all-American party calendar, just like on St. Patrick’s Day and Halloween.

This year the holiday falls on a Tuesday, so for some dedicated party-goers it means an entire weekend celebrating the consumption of adult beverages. And that can turn Cinco de Mayo into a high-risk holiday on our roadways for everyone, because of Georgians who drive drunk.

With those parties beginning Friday night, the Peachtree City Police Department is issuing this early warning to remind lawful motorists about a dangerous night-out because of alcohol- or drug-impaired drivers. To drunk drivers the message is simple: You drive impaired, you WILL go to jail. In Georgia it’s Operation Zero-Tolerance…. OVER THE LIMIT. UNDER ARREST!“

Let’s face it, about half the fatal crashes on our state’s roadways will be alcohol-related this Cinco de Mayo weekend,” says Governor’s Office of Highway Safety (GOHS) Director Bob Dallas. “Impaired adults behaving badly have turned the Cinco de Mayo celebration into another deadly drinking and driving weekend… just like we’re seeing on St. Patrick’s Day and Halloween.” Unfortunately the drinking and driving deaths associated with the Cinco de Mayo holiday have become a predictable risk factor of American party culture for the last decade.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, starting each year on May 5th and running overnight into the early morning hours of May 6th, 43-percent of all highway fatalities were caused by drunk drivers. And since 1999, the NHTSA data shows those impaired drivers had blood alcohol content (BAC) levels of 0.08 percent and above.

What do those numbers mean to you? In Georgia, on average, a dozen people will die as a result of alcohol-related crashes during the Cinco de Mayo weekend.

Across the country, nearly 40 times a day, someone in America will die in an alcohol-related crash. That’s one DUI victim every 39 minutes. And if you think you’re immune, think again. That data shows three in every ten Americans will be involved in an alcohol-related crash at some point in their lives. That’s how hundreds of thousands are injured in alcohol-related highway crashes each year, many of them right here in Georgia.

So this Cinco de Mayo, the Peachtree City Police Department is issuing a plea to party responsibly. Real amigos should remember to designate a sober driver in advance – Before the Cinco de Mayo festivities begin. Whether meeting a few friends after work or hitting the holiday party circuit, ‘amigos don’t let amigos drive drunk’.

What should you do to protect your family on the highway this Cinco de Mayo weekend? Your best protection against a deadly encounter with one of these drunk drivers is… a buckled safety belt.

If you have a Cinco de Mayo party, make these safety tips part of your guide to being a great host!

Make sure your guests have Designated sober Drivers.
Never serve alcohol to guests under 21-years-of-age.
Serve plenty of food…. and include soft drinks, juice, and water.
Stop serving alcohol before the party ends. Start serving coffee and dessert instead.
Take car keys from anyone who even thinks about driving impaired.

In Georgia every year, one-of-every-three crash fatalities is alcohol-related…. and every one of those alcohol-related deaths could have been prevented.

If you attend a Cinco de Mayo party at your favorite restaurant or bar, plan an exit strategy before you leave for home:

Designate your sober driver before the party begins and give them your car keys.
Volunteer to be the Designated Driver or offer to be one next time out.
Before you party, program local cab company numbers in your cell phone so a safe ride is just a call away.
Pace yourself. Avoid drinking too much alcohol too fast. Take breaks, and alternate with non-alcoholic drinks. Eat during the evening; load up on the chips and salsa and other appetizers, and then enjoy your other favorite Mexican foods during the evening;
Never let a friend out of sight if you think they’re about to drive impaired.

Remember, Georgia enforces DUI laws for those who drive drunk. “Be responsible about your own limits,” said Peachtree City Police Chief H. C. “Skip” Clark II. “Impaired driving is no accident – nor is it a victimless crime. GOHS supports Mothers Against Drunk Driving in their reminder that the perfect end to a perfect Cinco de Mayo celebration is a safe and sober ride home.”

The Georgia State Patrol reminds drivers in Georgia to report ALL impaired drivers with a free cell phone call to the nearest Georgia State Patrol post by calling: Star G-S-P (*477) on Interstates. If you observe an impaired driver in Peachtree City, Fayette County, simply call 911.

The Peachtree City Police Department has several programs in place in regards to traffic safety, such as educational programs at schools, road safety checkpoints, and saturation patrols. The City of Peachtree City has set up an on-line based system for traffic safety concerns, programs, and educational materials which can be accessed at www.peachtree-city.org/traffic. For more information on impaired driving prevention see www.madd.org , or www.StopImpairedDriving.org, or visit www.gahighwaysafety.org . Additional traffic concern questions or comments can be made by email at traffic@peachtree-city.org or by calling 770-487-8866 and requesting to speak to any member of the Community Response Team (C.R.T.).
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Gwinnett: Emergency Managers Seek Input on Hazards

The public is invited to help plan ways to respond to both natural and manmade hazards in the Gwinnett area. A public meeting at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, May 6, will offer an overview of the planning process and give the public an opportunity to offer recommendations.

Emergency Services Coordinator Greg Swanson said, “This will be a multi-jurisdictional plan to identify local hazards, assess the risks and plan ways to reduce loss of life and property damage in emergency situations. We welcome any and all input from our residents to help keep everyone safe.”

The final plan will eventually be submitted to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for review and approval. The public meeting will be held in Conference Room C on the second floor of the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center at 75 Langley Drive in Lawrenceville. For more information, please call (770) 513-5060.
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Amber Alert: 6 year old, Macon area

The state of Georgia issued the Amber Alert Friday evening (04-24) after the boy was reportedly abducted in Macon earlier Friday. The child was last seen between 11 Am and 12 PM at Rice Elementary school.

The child is believed to be in extreme danger.

Shawn Clark JR a Black male, 6 years old, 3' tall with black hair and brown eyes and weighs 45 pounds. He was last seen wearing a white colored shirt, blue jeans with paint on the back pockets, blue jacket with a design.

The suspect is Shawn Clark SR, a black male, 32 years old with black hair and brown eyes.

The suspect vehicle is a gold Chevrolet Tahoe SUV with Georgia tag number ACR4829.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Macon Police Department at 478-751-7500 or dial 911. More information may be available at http://codeamber.c.topica.com/maam2hYabPPCFbLmA6JbafpLR8/

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America's Most Wanted on Fox

Here's what you'll see on this weekend's show?

Albuquerque, New Mexico …WESLEY WILLIAMS CAPTURE… An airing of AMW has helped solve one of New Mexico’s biggest murder mysteries. Police are charging Wesley Williams with a murder that went unsolved for nine years: the shooting death of Sandra Jean Brady, whose unidentified body was discovered buried in the desert outside Albuquerque.
http://www.amw.com/captures/brief.cfm?id=62701

Nationwide…GANG TECC Most Wanted…With the rise in gang-related violence becoming a problem nationwide, America’s Most Wanted is teaming up with the U.S. Department of Justice’s Gang TECC unit to announce a new “Most Wanted” list containing the worst of the worst gang bangers in the country. In addition to the announcement in the broadcast, information about the twelve fugitives will be unveiled on AMW.com this Saturday, April, 25th at 9 p.m. ET.

Florida…Julio Bonachea… Julio Bonachea is wanted for violent home invasions, armed robberies, attempted murder and for escaping from prisons in two different countries. Authorities across the state of Florida -- and overseas -- need your help to find him.

Stone Mountain, Georgia …DERRICK YANCEY…Authorities say former DeKalb County Sheriff's Deputy Derrick Yancey murdered his wife and another man, and then fled. He hasn't been seen since he cut off his ankle monitoring device. He is believed to be armed and dangerous.
http://www.amw.com/fugitives/brief.cfm?id=64701

Woodstock, Ontario…Victoria Stafford MISSING… Police in Canada have released a composite sketch of the woman seen on surveillance video with abducted 8-year-old Tori Stafford. While authorities have been searching local waterways and canvassing neighborhoods near Tori's home, cops say that the search for the little girl has expanded beyond Woodstock, Ontario.
http://www.amw.com/missing_children/brief.cfm?id=64826

Albuquerque, New Mexico…Mystery Beneath the Mesa… When an Albuquerque resident and her dog went for a walk on the city's West side, the stroll took a grotesque turn when they found a human bone. The discovery would eventually lead investigators to what has become the nation's largest crime scene, spreading out over 100 acres. So far, the remains of eleven women and one unborn child have been unearthed from the desert, and cops have no leads to who might be responsible.
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Fayette Sheriff's TNT Makes Drug Busts in Multiple Counties

The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office Tactical Narcotics Team (TNT) executed four Search Warrants simultaneously in the Shiloh mobile home community that resulted in the arrest of six persons. TNT with the assistance of the Sheriff’s office Swat team, CID, K-9 Unit, Hawk one helicopter, and uniformed patrol officers executed the warrants at 7am on Friday April 10, 2009.

The warrants were executed at 425 Sagebrush Trail Peachtree City, 429 Sagebrush Trail Peachtree City, 431 Sagebrush Trail Peachtree City, and 106 Shiloh Drive Peachtree City, Ga. As a result of the search warrants Justin M. Caldwell, 20, of Senoia, Ga., was charged with Possession of a Schedule II Drug, Possession of a Schedule IV Drug, and Possession of a Dangerous Drug. Kerry Allison Lynch, 26, of Peachtree City, Ga. was charged with Possession of a Schedule IV Drug, and Possession of a Dangerous Drug. Jack Daniel Wright, 28, of Sharpsburg, Ga. was charged with Possession of marijuana. Katherine Anne Hinson, 21, of Peachtree City, Ga. was charged with Possession of Marijuana, and Possession of a Schedule IV Drug. Amanda Kelly Smith, 21, of Peachtree City, Ga. was charged Possession of Marijuana, and Possession of a Schedule IV Drug. Brandy Lee Brooks, 30, of Peachtree City, GA. was charged with Possession of Marijuana.

In a second incident TNT Agents arrested two persons as a result of a Buy/Bust operation on Wednesday, April 08, 2009. Nikki Marie Huckaby, 28, of Luthersville, Ga. and Michael Allen Almond, 28, of Gay, Ga. were taken into custody without incident after the two sold a quarter ounce of Methamphetamine (ICE) to an undercover agent for $445.00. During a search of their vehicle Agents recovered 10 xanax pills. Both are charged with Sale of Methamphetamine, and Possession of a Schedule IV Drug. Huckaby faces an additional charge of Possession of Methamphetamine after Agents recovered a gram of ICE from her person.

All of the persons arrested are currently incarcerated at the Fayette County Jail. Other Arrests are expected as a result of the Shiloh Investigation.

The Fayette County Sheriff’s Tactical Narcotics Team is a multi-agency unit under the command of the Sheriff of Fayette County. The unit consists of members of the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office, Tyrone Police Department, Fayetteville Police Department and Peachtree City Police Department.
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Renowned Child Protection Advocates Ed Smart and Erin Runnion Invite Parents to Child Protection Forum

WHAT: Ed Smart, father of abduction survivor Elizabeth Smart and a nationally-recognized child protection advocate, along with Erin Runnion, surviving parent of abducted and murdered child Samantha Runnion, will conduct a free open forum for parents Wednesday, April 1 at the Gwinnett Convention Center.

Sponsored by Keep Georgia Safe, a non-profit organization that provides safety and crime prevention training and operates the only wireless network that sends all three Georgia emergency alerts for missing or dangerous persons, Smart and Runnion will be in Atlanta debuting It Takes a Community, a revolutionary children’s safety partnership comprised of national leading children’s safety initiatives unified to protect our children and families, to the east coast for the first time. Steve Daley, founder and executive director of radKIDS©, Inc., and a leading national children’s safety expert, will lead in the instruction. The April 1 open forum is for anyone interested in learning more about safety education and violence prevention for children from three of the nation’s leading experts, free of charge.

The cornerstones of the It Takes a Community initiative include the radKIDS© Personal
Empowerment Safety Education Program, The PRIDE Neighborhood Child Protection Program and The National Child ID Kit. radKIDS©, a revolutionary hands-on educational program that provides techniques and skills for children on how to recognize, avoid, resist and escape dangerous situations, abduction and harm, is recognized as the national leader in safety education and violence prevention for children.

Ed Smart, father of abduction survivor Elizabeth Smart, is the national spokesperson for radKIDS©. Ed has been instrumental in bringing world-wide attention to the power of this hands-on educational model for children on national news and television programs such as the Oprah Winfrey Show. Erin Runnion, surviving parent of abducted and murdered child Samantha Runnion, is founder and director of The Joyful Child Foundation that trains instructors in its PRIDE program – a neighborhood child protection course for communities.

WHEN: Wednesday, April 1
7 P.M.

WHERE: Gwinnett Convention Center
6400 Sugarloaf Parkway
Duluth, Georgia 30097

WHO: Meet Ed Smart, Erin Runnion, Steve Daley, Keep Georgia Safe founder and chairman Gary Martin Hays and executive director Mary Ellen Fulkus.

WHY: Nearly 800,000 children are reported missing each year, and in 40 percent of stereotypical kidnapping cases, the child was killed. More than 800,000 children are determined to be victims of child abuse and neglect. That is one child every 35 seconds.

Keep Georgia Safe has a two-pronged approach to crime prevention: 1) Proactive: Safety education and, 2) Reactive: Alert System Network. As the only organization that sends out all three of Georgia's emergency alerts, the Keep Georgia Safe Wireless Network uses a text platform to notify opt-in wireless subscribers at no charge when the GBI issues any of its three emergency alerts: Levi’s Call: Georgia’s AMBER Alert for an abducted or missing child, Mattie’s Call: elderly or disabled missing person alert and Kimberly’s Call: dangerous fugitive alert.

How: For more information, go to www.keepgeorgiasafe.org or call 770-934-8000.
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Amber Alert: 7 mo. old

The State of Georgia issued the Amber Alert on Saturday afternoon (03-28) after the child was reportedly abducted in Grovetown late Friday. The suspect also reportedly abducted the child's mother, 27-year-old Shashawna Odell following an armed robbery. The suspect is considered armed and dangerous. According to Columbia County sheriff's Capt. Steve Morris, the sheriff's office has issued two felony kidnapping warrants against Mr. Grier.

Christopher Grier is a black male, 7 months old, 1' 6" tall and weighs 20 pounds. He has brown hair and eyes.

The suspect is Christopher Bernard Grier, a 30 year oild Black male, 5' 10", 230 pounds with black hair and brown eyes.

The suspect vehicle is a gray Dodge Neon with a paper tag reading "Auto Credit Sales and Rental".

Anyone with information is asked to call the Grovetown Department of Public Safety at 706-863-1222, or the Columbia County Sheriff's Office at 706-541-2800 or dial 911.

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Governor Perdue Commends Passage of Super Speeder Legislation

Increased fines will slow drivers, fund trauma network

Governor Sonny Perdue today commended the final passage of “Super Speeder” legislation, HB 160, by the General Assembly. The legislation was introduced by Rep. Jim Cole and will help reduce traumatic automobile accidents and provide funds for trauma care in the state. The legislation passed the House 113-53 and passed the Senate 42-10.

“I commend the General Assembly for passing legislation to discourage reckless driving and increase funding for trauma care in Georgia,” said Governor Perdue. “The Super Speeder bill will make our roads safer and save lives.”

In 2007, traffic accidents on Georgia’s roadways caused more than 1,600 fatalities. The overall cost of accidents totals $7.8 billion a year. The Super Speeder legislation will generate approximately $23 million in Fiscal Year 2010, which Governor Perdue recommended be spent to improve the state’s trauma care network. This is the second infusion of state funds by Governor Perdue into the trauma network. In the Amended 08 budget, the Governor recommended $53 million for the state’s first-ever investment into improving trauma care in Georgia. The General Assembly eventually appropriated an additional $5 million for a total of $58 million in the Amended 08 budget.

“I want to thank the Senate for giving their favorable consideration to HB 160,” said Rep. Cole. “This bill sends a strong message that Georgia is serious about slowing people down to make our highways and byways safer for our citizens, visitors and future generations of drivers. I was honored to carry this bill for Governor Perdue and his team.”

Super Speeder legislation discourages trauma-causing behavior by increasing fines for dangerous drivers. The legislation adds an additional $200 fine for driving over 85 mph anywhere in the state and for driving 75 mph or more on a two lane road. Super Speeders will also increase driver’s license reinstatement fees for drivers committing a second and third offense for violations that result in a suspended license and for other negligent behaviors.
Senator Bill Heath, the Governor’s Senior Administration Floor Leader, carried HB 160 in the Senate.

“This legislation will slow down reckless drivers and prevent life-threatening accidents, while providing additional funding for trauma care,” said Sen. Bill Heath. “Simply put, this bill saves lives.”

Bob Dallas, Director of the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, praised the bill. “Nearly one fourth of fatal crashes involve excessive speeds,” said Dallas. “Reduced speeds allow more reaction time for drivers and lead to less severe crashes, both of which will make our highways safer.”
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