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Gunman Who Opened Fire on CDC, Killed DeKalb County Police Officer Said CDC Made Him Sick and Dog Died
Patrick Joseph White, the gunman who opened fire on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, killing DeKalb County police officer David Rose, on Friday, Aug. 8, told others that he was upset with the CDC,
STONE MOUNTAIN, Ga. — The DeKalb County government reported a cat tested positive for rabies on Monday. It was unclear when ...
The board meeting starts at 11:30 a.m. Monday at 1701 Mountain Industrial Boulevard in Stone Mountain and will also be ...
A DeKalb County community is mourning the loss of Officer David Rose. His mother, Deveane Atkinson, described Rose as someone ...
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Roblox sued by DeKalb County mom after 9-year-old allegedly exploitedA DeKalb County mother is suing Roblox, alleging her 9-year-old son was groomed and exploited by adults posing as children on ...
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Stone Mountain cat tests positive for rabies, DeKalb County officials sayA TLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - A cat has tested positive for rabies in the Stone Mountain area, DeKalb County officials said. The animal was captured, euthanized, and later tested for rabies, ...
The county still has free gun safes available at its four police precincts during regular business hours, Monday through ...
The alleged shooter killed a police officer and spread panic through the health agency and nearby Emory University.
Patrick Joseph White, a 30-year-old Georgia man, is accused of opening fire outside the CDC buildings in Atlanta on Friday, killing one police officer.
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