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Fatal Fall at Train Yard; 'Dr. Death' Indicted; Peach Bowl's Value: News Nearby
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- Dunwoody Man Falls to His Death at Pullman Train Yard
- 'Dr. Death' Indicted on Three Murder Charges
- Attorney for Accused Jewelry Store Thief Says Charges Should be Dropped
Gang Leader Ordered Baby's Murder From Behind Bars: Indictment
A leader of the Bloods street gang ordered the hit that killed a 9-month-old boy from behind the walls of a Georgia prison, prosecutors say. Kenneth Eric Jackson -- known as "KG the God" -- was indicted on murder and gang-related charges Tuesday for his role in the May 2014 shooting death of KenDarious Edwards, Jr.
"This was a ruthless act ordered by a gang leader looking to spread fear and intimidation," DeKalb County District Attorney Robert James said in a news release. "We are in a war with gangs in DeKalb County, and too many innocent people are being hurt. This is not your county. Get out or face the consequences." >>> Read more.
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Teacher Who Broke Down Over Prince's Death Wins Teaching Prize
At a surprise announcement in his classroom, Matthew Patterson, a 12th grade English teacher at Banneker High School, learned he was one of four teachers nationwide to win the 2016 Fishman Prize for Superlative Classroom Practice, a $25,000 award recognizing the nationβs most effective teachers working in high-need public schools.
Patterson made national headlines last month when a student videotaped him reacting emotionally, but stoically, to the news that music icon Prince had died. The 10-second video, βWhen My Teacher Found Out Prince Died,β went viral. >>> Read more.
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