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Urban Coyote Sightings Scare Residents | Patch PM
10 movies and shows filming in Georgia | Queen Latifah's car stolen in Atlanta | Fireworks safety tips for New Year's Eve

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Have You Seen The Piedmont Park Coyote?
Midtown residents are a little on edge these days after several coyote sightings around Piedmont Park. In one video obtained by WSB-TV, the animal is seen lazily relaxing near a volleyball net in the park. It seems to be unbothered by humans or dogs, or anything for that matter. >>> Read more.
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10 Movies & TV Shows Filming Around Atlanta Right Now
Movies about worlds ending, domestic terrorism and a group of women trying to just get along are all being shot in and around Atlanta this year. Big-name actors are on deck, too. Don't be surprised if you see Kevin Spacey or 50 Cent out and about in the city. >>> Read more.
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Police in Atlanta are searching for three men who may be connected to a car theft involving rapper and actress Queen Latifah. The celebrity's 2015 Mercedes Benz S63 was stolen from a South Fulton County gas station about 9 p.m. on Dec. 20, according to news reports. >>> Read more.
- Police department shares account of thief who apparently didn't think the crime through all the way.
- Vincent “Vinnie” Rossetti, 22, was last seen by Tennessee law enforcement, but vanished again.
- House Bill 727 allows for fireworks to be set off until 11:59 p.m. Dec. 31 and until 1 a.m. Jan. 1.
- Police say the suspect and victim were "married, but separated" at the time of the shooting, which happened Tuesday on Highway 92.
- Low water levels pose a safety risk to divers, the event's sponsor says.
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