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Secret recordings key in Ellis case

The evidence against indicted DeKalb County CEO Burrell Ellis includes more than 1,450 audio files, and there are 37 potential witnesses in his public corruption case.District Attorney Robert James gave the evidence to Ellis’ defense team late Friday, according to court filings. The disclosure confirms secret recordings by and about ...

The exiled Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama during an Emory appearance in 2010.

Dalai Lama returning to metro Atlanta this week for lectures at Gwinnett Arena and Emory

The Dalai Lama will return to metro Atlanta this week for a series of events at the Arena at Gwinnett Center and at Emory University, where he serves as Presidential Distinguished Professor. He will lecture on “The Pillars of Responsible Citizenship in the 21st Century Global Village” from 9:30 to ...

Cousins gunned down while playing video games

Cousins gunned down while playing video games

Cousins gunned down while playing video games

Sale of limited-edition sneakers sparks chaos at mall

Sale of limited-edition sneakers sparks chaos at mall

Sale of limited-edition sneakers sparks chaos at mall

Cousins gunned down while playing video games

Cousins gunned down while playing video games

Cousins gunned down while playing video games

Sale of limited-edition sneakers sparks chaos at mall

Sale of limited-edition sneakers sparks chaos at mall

Sale of limited-edition sneakers sparks chaos at mall

DeKalb Police Chief Cedric Alexander at the scene of an investigation on Sept. 3, 2013. Alexander arrived at the department in April looking to halt a troubling history of embarrassing and sometimes criminal officer misconduct that had damaged the agency’s reputation.

New DeKalb chief wants to raise expectations, restore department’s swagger

DeKalb County Police Chief Cedric Alexander arrived at the department in April looking to halt a troubling history of embarrassing and sometimes criminal officer misconduct that had damaged the agency’s reputation. But a recent string of misconduct revelations – the latest being an officer admitting he took a bribe after ...

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