Archive for July, 2009

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A car rolled away from its owner while he was working on it and wound up tearing into a vacant house Saturday night.
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Friday, July 10, 2009 Christopher Davis, DUI accident killed Clint Gercone
Christopher Davis, 22, was so drunk that he crashed his 1997 Nissan pickup truck and didn’t realize his passenger was dead. He is now in the Gwinnett County Detention Center, where is he being held without bond on charges of first-degree vehicular homicide, DUI, felony hit and run and failure to maintain lane. Davis was driving on Lake Shore Drive in Duluth around 1:30 a.m. Friday when he attempted to go around a curve near Ridge Road and lost control. His pickup veered off the road, struck a mailbox and landed in a drainage ditch. During the crash, the truck overturned and landed on its wheels, police said. Davis then drove off, not realizing his passenger Clint Gercone, 24, was nonresponsive, police said. A few minutes later, he stopped to call 911. Gercone, 24, was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. Investigators determined that Davis had been drinking and arrested him, Schiralli said. The crash remains under investigation.
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The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Department has become the fifth agency in Georgia to be accepted into a federal program that allows local and state officials to enforce federal immigration laws.
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The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Department has become the fifth agency in Georgia to be accepted into a federal program that allows local and state officials to enforce federal immigration laws.
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Ty Woods 39 and April Lynthlin 29 were killed while riding their motorcycle on Sunday. They were hit by a pickup truck driven by 55 year old David Sloane from Dalton.

Solane was driving a Ford Ranger pickup truck, when he sideswiped the motorcycle by crossing the center line on Highway 225 South in Murrary County on Sunday night July 12, 2009. April was in the latter stages of pregnancy.

This accident is under investigation by the state patrol’s Specialized Collision Reconstruction Team.

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This was a terrible accident and our thought are with Ty and April’s family. If you or loved one needs assistance in any of these matters, we want to provide you with the legal help you need. You deserve to work with someone with compassion for your situation and who offers the personal care you deserve. Contact us at (770) 291-2009 or online www.atlantagaattorneys.com and learn how Ernst & Partners can make a difference

ATLANTA — The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Department has become the fifth agency in Georgia to be accepted into a federal program that allows local and state officials to enforce federal immigration laws.
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The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Department has become the fifth agency in Georgia to be accepted into a federal program that allows local and state officials to enforce federal immigration laws.
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Patrick Starpone, the driver of the 18-wheeler had an accident with an ice cream truck on Camp Creek Parkway near East Point late Thursday morning, Starpone has been charged with failure to yield. The victim, Stephen Linsey, suffered serious injuries after the accident and was life-flighted to Atlanta Medical Center. The 18-wheeler was traveling east on Camp Creek Parkway and turned left on a green light but without a left-turn arrow. The 18 Wheeler was then struck by the ice cream truck and also crashed into a Fulton County public works vehicle carrying four passengers. No other serious injuries were reported.

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