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5 things to know: Why is an alleged gang leader out on bond in double murder case?

Malcolm Jamal Brown, alleged Bloods gang leader, is arrested in connection with the 2014 murders of two women.

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Malcolm Jamal Brown, alleged Bloods gang leader, is arrested in connection with the 2014 murders of two women.
Nov 30, 2015

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1. Greg McGarity talked Monday about enlisting the services of a search firm to assist him and Georgia on their national search for a football coach to succeed Mark Richt. But if the Bulldogs get who they want, this will be neither a long nor expensive process. [Read more] | [Mark Richt awaits opportunities after Georgia] | [Potential landing spots for him] 

5. Tonight's weather will be cloudy but not very cool, with a low of 56. [See the complete forecast]

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