- A 41-year-old woman pulled over on James Jackson Parkway didn't have a license or ID, but gave police her 25-year-old daughter's name and date of birth. She then called her daughter and yelled "Bring me my license, you have it in your purse." All the Oil of Olay in the world couldn't slide that ruse past a conscious and alert Atlanta police officer.
- An Atlanta woman thinks the man she called to fix the elevator in her Townsend Place home stole a $2,000 Tiffany earring.
- An employee at Hertz's airport location told Atlanta police that at least four cars rented recently were not returned. Total value of the missing rides: $61,000
- A Kennesaw resident called police after observing a nude man hugging his mailbox on Waybridge Drive.
- On Winters Chapel Road in north DeKalb, a woman was so scared when she saw a knife-wielding burglar enter her home she passed out.
- A man wearing a police uniform, including a gun, was arrested after forcing his way inside an apartment while shouting "Marietta police." He threatened to use his gun and handcuffs while taking $600 from a woman.
- A mom didn't believe her 6-year old-daughter when she said her mom's new boyfriend was "touching her privates," but a babysitter did and called police. The man is in the DeKalb jail on multiple child molestation accounts.
- A 51-year-old Marietta man receiving a sexual service from a 65-year-old Griffin man at a Buford highway theater tried to bite police when the matinee was interrupted.
- A MARTA driver who tried to break up a fight between a man and woman on Route 115 on Redan Road was punched in the face for his effort.
- An Atlanta man says mysterious charges appear on his monthly credit card bill every time he uses his Discover card to eat a Mexican restaurant on Roswell Road. He's been charged an extra $1959.71 so far.
- A man pulled over for texting while driving on Piedmont Road had no license, was drinking a Rolling Rock and carrying an unregistered handgun he "bought from a friend."
- A man wearing a "very short black dress" refused to leave the 100 block of Ponce de Leon when police asked nicely. A less fashionable orange jumpsuit was soon provided. Three men wearing dresses and swinging alluringly from light poles alongside nearby Myrtle Street got the same duds.
- A woman who received a $20 bill in change from the Howell Mill Road Walmart was told the bill was counterfeit when she tried to use in at a fast food restaurant.
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