News

3 arrested in NE Georgia on drug charges, more arrests coming

What to do when you're stopped by police

By Tim Darnell

Sept 24, 2020

Three people were arrested this week in northeast Georgia on drug charges, and authorities said more arrests are expected in connection with the investigation.

On Tuesday, Toccoa police, along with Stephens County deputies, and state and regional law enforcement searched a Toccoa home and made the arrests.

Austin Lee Kidd, 25; Alyssa Kari Whitlock, 22; and Abby Gail Jordan, 26, were arrested on multiple drug charges.

About the Author

More Stories

Keep Reading

Credit: Arvin Temkar/AJC

Report: Georgia unauthorized immigrant population reaches nearly 500,000

Georgia now has the nation’s sixth largest population of unauthorized immigrants, according to the Migration Policy Institute.

Hyundai CEO: White House apologized for raid on Georgia battery factory

“President Trump didn’t want those workers to go back to Korea," José Muñoz says the White House told him about the raid that led to 317 South Koreans being repatriated.

A tree hugger gives thanks for nature’s goodness

From forests to wetlands, Georgia’s natural beauty and wild places inspire gratitude this Thanksgiving.

The Latest

Credit: Arvin Temkar/AJC

Report: Georgia unauthorized immigrant population reaches nearly 500,000

Hyundai CEO: White House apologized for raid on Georgia battery factory

A tree hugger gives thanks for nature’s goodness

Featured

Credit: Cobb County Fire and Emergency Services

Man convicted of murdering Cherokee firefighter, wife as they watched TV

The deaths of Amber and Justin Hicks shocked their family and community. On Thursday, Matthew Lanz was convicted on all 13 charges he faced.

Report: Georgia unauthorized immigrant population reaches nearly 500,000

Georgia now has the nation’s sixth largest population of unauthorized immigrants, according to the Migration Policy Institute.

Atlanta airport’s troubled Concourse C food court gets new management

OHM Concession Group will take over the Atlanta airport's Concourse C food court, as well as restaurants in Concourses B and F.