Decayed Mom Found | 3 Dead In Murder-Suicide | Singer Arrested: GA Weekend

Updated 1:45 p.m.

We have rounded up the stories you may have missed over the weekend to prepare you for the week ahead.

Authorities have revealed what led to a man's death during the investigation of a U-Haul truck suspected of being stolen, and elsewhere, authorities say they stumbled upon a man's decayed mother after he was killed in a police shooting.

Singer Sammie, known for "I Like It," is facing serious charges after his arrest in Georgia. Meanwhile, police say three people were shot near Clark Atlanta University, and three people died in an apparent murder-suicide.

Here are some of the top stories from the weekend you may have missed in Georgia:

Woman Killed In Gas Station Shooting On Birthday

A woman celebrating her birthday was caught in the crossfire during a gas station shooting between multiple people, police say.

Deputies Kill Man At Home Where Decayed Mom Found: Sheriff

A 26-year-old man died in a police shooting, and his mother was found decayed in an Acworth home, authorities say. The woman's body was discovered after deputies smelled a decaying odor following the police shooting, they say.

3 Dead In Apparent Murder-Suicide

Officers were conducting a welfare check when three people were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide, police say.

3 Shot Near Clark Atlanta

The shooting injured a 19-year-old man, an 18-year-old man and a 17-year-old boy, police say.

Ruling Revealed In Death Of U-Haul Driver

Officers were investigating a stolen U-Haul truck when gunfire erupted, killing the truck's driver, police say.

Singer Sammie Arrested Ahead Of ONE Musicfest: Reports

The "Come With Me" singer was arrested on charges of battery and cruelty to children sometime before his ONE Musicfest set, held Saturday and Sunday in Georgia.

Man In Nazi Uniform Arrested In Attack Of UGA Student: Reports

The student was attempting to remove the man's red swastika armband when he was accused of attacking her outside a bar, media reports say. University of Georgia was "horrified" after learning about the attack, which was caught on camera.