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Police investigated a fatal shooting at Washington Park. Photo: Channel 2 Action News<\/p>\nPolice investigated a fatal shooting at Washington Park. Photo: Channel 2 Action News<\/p>\n
Another misuse of ‘victim.’ A man acted in self-defense when he fatally shot another man at a northwest Atlanta park Saturday night, police said.<\/p>\n Based on the investigation, police are treating the shooting as self-defense and have not made any arrests in the case, police spokeswoman Lisa Bender said Wednesday in a statement.<\/p>\n \u201cThe case will be forwarded to the Fulton County DA\u2019s office for further investigation,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n The victim was found dead when officers arrived at Washington Park on Ollie Street at about 8:15 p.m., police spokesman Sgt. John Chafee said in a statement. He was identified by the Fulton County Medical Examiner\u2019s office as Brian Bell, 41, of Decatur.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The remainder of the article may be found at Atlanta Journal-Constitution<\/a><\/p>\n Restraining orders, don’t A grand jury didn\u2019t indict anyone after a woman was stabbed to death in the backyard of a home.<\/p>\n Amber Hoover was found stabbed on June 22 on Embury Park Road in Harrison Twp.<\/p>\n A grand jury didn\u2019t indict anyone after a woman was stabbed to death in the backyard of a home.<\/p>\n Amber Hoover was found stabbed on June 22 on Embury Park Road in Harrison Twp.<\/p>\n When Montgomery County deputies responded, Hoover\u2019s ex-boyfriend was performing CPR on her and his new girlfriend was nearby. When deputies asked who stabbed Hoover, they said the girlfriend raised her hand.<\/p>\n Both Hoover\u2019s ex-boyfriend and his new girlfriend had a restraining order against Hoover.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The rest may be viewed at myDayton Daily News <\/a><\/p>\n Don’t taze me, Bro. FORSYTH \u2014 An accused shoplifter’s dash from the Forsyth Menards store came to an abrupt halt Sunday afternoon when he was confronted by a sheriff’s deputy who ordered him to the ground at \u201ctaser-point,\u201d according to a sworn affidavit.<\/p>\n Macon County sheriff’s deputy Byron Ebbert said the 31-year-old man was fleeing a loss prevention officer who caught him trying to steal a $670 paint sprayer and a 5-gallon bucket of stain priced at $200.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n The entire article , well, you know. The<\/a> Herald-Review<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nPolice: Deadly shooting at Atlanta park was self-defense<\/strong>
\nBy Steve Burns, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution <\/p>\n
\nNo indictments in case of woman fatally stabbed in Harrison Twp. <\/strong>
\nBy Breaking News Staff<\/p>\n
\nShoplifter stopped at ‘taser-point’ outside Forsyth Menards store, police say <\/strong>
\nTONY REID tony.reid@lee.net<\/p>\n