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 | CopCAST Episode 104 - The Woodie |
 It is hard to believe that we are posting the first show of 2009. Mack got the news on his promotional competition. We was not selected as the new staff sergeant but he will be taking on a new assignment and a professional challenge. Morgan discusses the new Cisco consumer electronics initiative. Rich has recovered from his pre-Christmas flu attack and is predicting the Steelers will take the Superbowl this year. The CopCAST crew is looking forward to another fun filled year of podcasts in 2009.
One Pennsylvania family discovered an unwanted Christmas guest. Remember not to talk during the movie - it can be hazardous to your health. Did Colonel Saunders have an alibi? It is amazing what some guys will do for $3.80. The new Wendy's value meal - the one dollar robbery. The Baltimore Police Commissioner earns his pay. An 88-year-old woman teaches an intruder that when you have him by the balls, his heart and mind will follow. In our keynote story, a Florida man has a woodie but it is knot what you think. Stupid people should not play with bombs.
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Posted on Tuesday, January 06
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| What will 2009 hold for you? |
 We are at the beginning of 2009 and the good news is that if you're reading this you're still with us. The bad news is your 401K may very well be on life support.
Resolutions New Year's resolutions, also called "Things I Wouldn't Bet On" are sometimes set up to fail. Don't use it for a vent about what you didn't accomplish of last year's resolution list but rather be practical. Instead of saying "I'm going to lose forty pounds in two weeks," try saying "I'm going to lose two pounds in forty weeks."
Attainable? I think so. My buddy Franco who's a retired hippie is a true child of the sixties. He went to Woodstock and Atlanta International Pop Festival (1970) where he saw Jimi Hendrix, Jethro Tull, Allman Brothers, Johnny Winter, Captain Beefheart (remember him?) and according to Franco, Jesus a few times. He has the short-term memory of stapler.
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Posted on Tuesday, January 06
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| Woman turns self in after reading article saying she was a suspect |
 An elderly Gwinnett County woman wanted in California on charges she stole $300,000 from another elderly woman turned herself in after reading in the newspaper that she was wanted, police said.
Hazel Whitt Mitchell, 73, called 911 Sunday evening, saying she read an Atlanta Journal-Constitution article reporting that she was wanted and believed to be living in metro Atlanta.
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Posted on Tuesday, January 06
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| Victim ID'd in Tab Roberts Road crash |
Gwinnett police have identified a man killed in a single-car accident early Sunday on a curvy road in unincorporated Lawrenceville.
Benjamin Ellerd IV, 24, was killed when his 1996 Honda Accord left Tab Roberts Road, traveled down an embankment and slammed into a wooded culvert. A neighbor discovered the vehicle around 8:40 a.m. Sunday, said Gwinnett County Police spokeswoman Illana Spellman.
Ellerd died from injuries sustained in the crash. Investigators still aren't sure what caused the accident, Spellman said.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Posted on Tuesday, January 06
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| 24-year-old man dies in crash in Lawrenceville |
A 24-year-old driver was killed early Sunday when his car veered off Tab Roberts Road near Lawrenceville and crashed at the bottom of an embankment, Gwinnett County police reported.
Preliminary investigation indicates that Benjamin Ellerd IV, of Lawrenceville, was driving a green 1996 Honda Accord east on Tab Roberts Road near Suwanee Roberts Court around 2 a.m. when the accident occurred. The Accord careened off the roadway and went down an embankment into a wooded culvert, where it smashed into several trees, said Gwinnett Police spokeswoman Cpl. Illana Spellman.
A neighbor discovered the wreck around 8:40 a.m. Sunday and notified police, Spellman said. Investigators on Monday were still trying to determine what caused Ellerd's vehicle to swerve off the road.
Source: Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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Posted on Monday, January 05
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| 1 killed, 1 injured in Ferrari crash |
A Ferrari driver was killed and his passenger badly hurt Thursday night in a fiery crash on a Gwinnett County road.
Russell E. Hays, 32, of Auburn lost control of the sports car in a curve on Harmony Grove Road near Lilburn, Gwinnett police Cpl. Illana Spellman said.
Spellman said the Ferrari struck a culvert, overturned and caught fire.
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Posted on Monday, January 05
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| SWAT Callout |
(Tuesday, December 30, 2008, @ 10:00 PM) Gwinnett County SWAT officers were called out in reference to a barricaded gunman. They responded to 1740 McDowell Court in Lawrenceville which is in an area of unincorporated Gwinnett County.
Preliminary investigation indicated that Gwinnett County Police officers were dispatched to 1745 McDowell Court in response to a person armed with a handgun. The caller stated that he and several other people were outside talking when a white male approached them and pointed a handgun at all of them. When officers arrived, the victim said that the suspect was his neighbor who lived at 1740 McDowell Court. Uniformed officers went to the location and were able to make verbal contact with the suspect through a second floor window. When the suspect refused to exit the house, officers secured the area and requested SWAT to respond.
Once SWAT arrived on scene, negotiators made contact with the suspect by telephone and confirmed that he was the only person in the house. The department’s remote control robot was deployed into the residence to monitor the situation. After several hours, negotiators were able to end the situation peacefully by talking the suspect into surrendering. He was taken into custody without incident.
The suspect has been identified as 35-year-old, David Allen Dick of Lawrenceville. He has been charged with six counts of Aggravated Assault. He is being held without bond at the Gwinnett County Detention Center. The motive of the initial incident is still being investigated. This is still an active investigation and additional charges may be forth coming.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Wednesday, December 31
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| Gwinnett begins fast-track deportations next month |
 Hundreds of Gwinnett County inmates who are in the country illegally will be fast-tracked for deportation once federal immigration officials begin a 26-day "surge" to screen foreign nationals.
The surge will begin Jan. 12, with federal immigration officials working in 15-person teams from 6 a.m. to midnight at the Gwinnett jail, said Stacey Bourbonnais, spokeswoman for the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Department.
The surge is the latest step in an effort to forge a partnership between the county and the federal government that would allow local jailers to begin deportation paperwork.
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Posted on Tuesday, December 30
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| Cops: Defendant set up drug rip-off, fatal shooting |
Gwinnett police say Miguel Dominguez-Ruiz orchestrated a drug rip-off that left one man dead and another wounded in the parking lot of a Bahama Breeze restaurant in Duluth.
His attorneys, however, contend that Dominguez-Ruiz was only peddling a small quantity of dope, and he had no idea that the deal was about to go horribly wrong.
During a preliminary hearing on Tuesday, a magistrate judge ruled that there was probable cause to bind over to Superior Court both murder and drug trafficking charges against Dominguez-Ruiz, who also is known as Dominguez-Reyes.
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Posted on Tuesday, December 30
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| 3 men sought in deadly Lawrenceville shootout |
Gwinnett County police are searching for three "persons of interest" in connection with a fatal shootout at a convenience store on Club Drive in Lawrenceville.
These three men are believed to have been at the Jenny's Food Mart when a drug-related shooting occurred there on Dec. 11. Dion Harris, 20, is being held without bond at the Gwinnett jail on a murder charge in the slaying of 21-year-old Leo Fletcher. However, investigators do not believe Harris is the trigger man, said Gwinnett police spokesman Cpl. David Schiralli.
The first person of interest is a black male in his mid-to-late 20s, about 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighing about 210 pounds. The second is a black male with shoulder-length dreadlocks or twists in his mid-20s, between 5 feet 7 inches and 5 feet 10 inches tall who weighs about 150 pounds. The third is a bald-headed black male between 5 feet 10 inches and 6 feet tall and weighing about 180 pounds. The men may be traveling in a white Chevy Tahoe or GMC Yukon.
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Posted on Monday, December 29
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