5 things to know tonight: Police investigating trio after rash...

1. Atlanta police arrested three people – one of them a juvenile – early Thursday at the same parking deck where 14 vehicles were broken into a day earlier. [Read more]

2. A Fulton County grand jury indicted Bill Lowe of Buckhead's Bill Lowe Gallery on Friday, Channel 2 Action News is reporting. [Read more]

3. A man believed responsible for three robberies and assaults on women in an East Point townhome complex told his latest victims his name and age. And he also threatened to kill one of the women if the other tried to leave, police said Thursday. [Read more]

4. A federal judge has halted garnishments in Gwinnett County, ruling that the state law that governs the process is unconstitutional. [Read more]

5. Tonight's forecast: Scattered thunderstorms during the evening with partly cloudy skies after midnight and a low of 66. [Get more real-time weather info]

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