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Read about what law enforcement in the Northeast Georgia area has been up against recently.
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Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Man Tries to Pass Disguised $5 Bill as a $100
Weird Police News: Here's what police officers around Northeast Georgia were up against recently.
Click on the links below for more of the story > You don’t see this often: The Walton County Sheriff’s Department reported that people dressed up in gorilla suits were throwing debris on a roadway. They were told to stop monkeying around and clean up their mess. Related Content: > Oh yeah … the fence: After crashing his vehicle through a street sign and a wooden fence, and then fleeing on foot in Barrow County, a Stone Mountain man under the influence asked police why he was chased. > At least it wasn’t Monopoly money: A man tried to make a purchase at a Stone Mountain Big Lots with a $5 bill disguised as a $100 bill. > Can I have my fake money back? Two suspects trying to spend five counterfeit $20 bills at an Oconee County Walmart tried …
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Saturday, January 5, 2013
What Was the Strangest Northeast Georgia Story of the Year?
In 12 months of bizarre and remarkable occurrences in Oconee County and Northeast Georgia, these are some of the strangest.
Patch reported on a lot of unusual encounters around Northeast Georgia in 2012. Some of the strangest are listed here. What do you think was the weirdest story of 2012? Let us know in the comments below the article. Man Clad Only in Underwear Causes Disturbance at Buford Hotel A Buford man had more questions than answers for the police officers attempting to determine how he ended up in a hotel lobby nearly naked and bleeding from several scratches and cuts. Dacula Brothers Injured, Arrested as Result of Drunken Melee Two Dacula brothers landed in jail after a drunken fight left both men bloodied and battered. Winder Man Calls 911 to Report Being Invisible The deputy was told the caller wanted a ride to the hospital "so he could get more …
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