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 | Hit and run driver found in lake |
 (January 27, 2012) Just after midnight on January 8, 2012, one of our officers was the victim of a hit and run. The officer was on duty and driving his marked patrol car west on Hwy. 78 near Lake Lucerne Road in unincorporated Lilburn. The suspect vehicle, a white Nissan Altima, struck the patrol car on the passenger side, sending it into oncoming lanes. No other vehicles were hit. The officer had minor injuries and was transported to the hospital; he has since returned to duty. The suspect fled the scene in his vehicle.
Officers discovered the suspect vehicle crashed into a telephone pole on Lake Lucerne Drive about two minutes after the original hit and run. No one was in the vehicle. K-9 officers followed the suspect’s track to Lake Lucerne, where it entered the water. The suspect was not found that night, nor was he located in the searches of the lake that occurred over the next two days.
Based on information found in and around the vehicle, the driver was believed to be Javon Depass (B/M, 25 years old). Alcohol was thought to be a factor in the accidents.
Today (January 27, 2012) at about 1:30 PM, a homeowner on Lake Lucerne Drive notified police that he had located a body in Lake Lucerne. Gwinnett Police and Fire Departments responded, along with personnel from the Medical Examiner’s Office. The body was removed and has been identified as Javon Depass
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Friday, January 27
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| Officer Involved Shooting |
(January 23, 2012) On January 23, 2012 at about 9:15 AM, officers responded to a tip of a location for a wanted suspect. The suspect was Christopher Kenney (W/M, 24 years old), and the location was 1085 Old Tucker Road in unincorporated Stone Mountain. Kenney had several outstanding warrants, was on probation, and was the primary suspect in multiple burglary and theft of motor vehicle cases. Officers in South Precinct had tried to arrest Kenney multiple times. Kenney twice fled from police in a stolen silver Honda Ridgeline in the days leading up to this incident.
Responding officers were also aware that a report had been filed two days earlier (1/21/12) claiming that Kenney had threatened and pointed a pistol at a person with whom he had an ongoing argument.
Today (1/23/12), officers arrived at 1085 Old Tucker Road at about 9:34 AM. Kenney was believed to be inside a large green pickup truck parked on a dirt driveway at the residence. Officers used their vehicles to block Kenney’s vehicle in and then approached the driver side of the vehicle to place him under arrest. When Kenney realized the officers were there, he started the truck and put it in reverse. Officers smashed out the driver side window and used a Taser on the suspect multiple times as he crashed his vehicle into two patrol cars. Multiple officers were nearly run over by the suspect. The Tasers were not effective in stopping or incapacitating the suspect. The officers fired their duty weapons at the suspect, hitting and killing him. No officers were seriously injured.
The large green truck that Kenney drove today was determined to be stolen from Conyers, GA. At this time I do not have any information to release on how many officers fired their weapons, how many rounds were fired, how many times the suspect was hit, or where he was hit. The officers that fired their weapons will be placed on administrative leave, per department policy. The Deadly Force Investigation Team (DFIT) will conduct the investigation in this incident.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Monday, January 23
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| Fatal Accident on I-85 near Hwy. 316 |
On January 17, 2012 at about 5:40 PM, Gwinnett officers responded to a fatal accident on I 85 South at the S.R. 316 merge. The driver of Vehicle #1, Shannon Joiner (26 years old) of Atlanta, died as a result of the injuries she received in the accident.
This accident involved two vehicles: Vehicle #1 was a 2001 Honda Civic and Vehicle #2 was a tractor trailer. Vehicle #1, driven by Joiner, was traveling south on the ramp from S.R. 316 to I 85 South. She was attempting to merge from the S.R. 316 ramp onto I 85 South. Vehicle #2, a tractor trailer, was stopped in the gore (not in a lane of traffic) between the ramp and the main lanes of I 85 South. Vehicle #2 was out of gas and was waiting for assistance. Vehicle #1 began to cross over the gore from the ramp to the main lanes of I 85 South. Vehicle #1 struck the rear of Vehicle #2’s trailer. The driver of vehicle #2 was not injured. There were no passengers in either vehicle. Alcohol does not appear to be a factor in this case.
The investigation of this accident is still underway. No charges or citations have been issued to the driver of the tractor trailer.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Thursday, January 19
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| Suspicious Death Leads to Homicide Arrest |
(Friday, January 13, 2012 @ approximately 10:42am) The Gwinnett County Police Department Homicide Unit is currently investigating a homicide at the Valencia Apartments located at 3500 Peachtree Corners Circle. This is in an area of unincorporated area of Norcross within Gwinnett County.
Gwinnett County Police Officers responded to the incident location regarding a welfare check on an individual who resided in apartment 112A. A maintenance person assisted the officers by gaining entry into the apartment. Once inside they discovered the body of the resident who was identified as 59 year old William Andre Stridion. The cause of death was not immediately apparent and appeared to be suspicious. Mr. Stridion suffered from various medical conditions and was wrapped in a blanket. During the course of the investigation it was discovered that the victim had been stabbed.
Investigators determined that Mr. Stridion’s grandson, 19 year old Arion Henderson of Lawrenceville was a viable suspect. Investigators developed probable cause to charge and arrest and charge Mr. Henderson with the following counts:
Murder
Aggravated Assault
Concealing the Death of Another
2 counts of Theft by Receiving
Mr. Henderson is being held at the Gwinnett County Jail without bond.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Tuesday, January 17
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| Argument over a football game leads to a shooting |
(Saturday, January 14, 2012 @ approximately 6:20pm) Gwinnett County Police Department investigators are investigating a shooting that took place in the parking lot of Applebee’s located at 2085 Pleasant Hill Rd. This is in unincorporated Duluth within Gwinnett County.
Gwinnett County Police Officers responded to the parking lot of Applebee’s regarding shots fired. Upon arrival, officers discovered a black male with a gunshot wound to the abdomen. He was later identified as 30 year old Christopher Middleton of Stone Mountain. He was transported to Gwinnett Medical Center in critical condition. A second victim was identified as 30 year old Corey Adams of Duluth. Mr. Adams suffered a minor graze wound to his head. He was treated on scene and released.
Officers on scene were provided with a description of the shooter and the vehicle he left in. A short time later, officers located the suspect and his vehicle as he traveled south on Interstate 85 near Jimmy Carter Blvd. and stopped him for questioning. He was identified as 31 year old Donald Ray Ayro (address is unknown).
Investigators learned during the course of the investigation all three men were inside the Applebee’s watching a football game. My Ayro became upset with Mr. Middleton and Mr. Adams. Mr. Ayro made some type of comment that he would be back for them and left the restaurant. A short time later, Mr. Ayro confronted Mr. Middleton and Mr. Adams in the parking lot and open fire on them with a handgun. Mr. Ayro fired several rounds and left the area in his vehicle.
Investigators developed probable cause to arrest and charge Mr. Ayro with 2 counts of Aggravated Assault, Felon in Possession of a Firearm and Possession of a Firearm during the Commission of a Felony. He was transported to Gwinnett County Jail and held without bond.
Additional charges may be made as this investigation continues.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Sunday, January 15
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| Armed Robberies |
The Gwinnett County Police Department began investigating a series of armed robberies on November 30, 2011, when the first incident occurred. Since that date, there have been 13 total robberies in Gwinnett County. This includes three in the City of Norcross, one in the City of Lawrenceville, and one in the City of Lilburn. Those cases are each being investigated by their respective jurisdictions. GCPD detectives are working closely with those agencies.
The suspect has primarily targeted cell phone stores, but has also robbed two appliance stores, a tobacco shop, and attempted a robbery at a Days Inn. The suspect frequently went into these locations under the pretense of having business there. He usually returned a short time later and conducted the robbery at gunpoint. The suspect has been seen fleeing the scene in a silver Dodge Charger on multiple occasions.
Suspect description:
Black male, light skin tone
6’00” tall, 180 – 200 lbs.
Short black hair, thin mustache, thin goatee
Usually wears a baseball cap
Uses a handgun to commit the armed robberies
Vehicle description:
Silver Dodge Charger, 2006 – 2010 body style
Sun roof
Stock chrome wheels
We consider this suspect armed and dangerous. Anyone encountering this suspect is asked to immediately call 911. Anyone with information on this suspect can contact detectives at 770-513-5300. You can also contact Crime Stoppers at 404-557-TIPS (8477), or go to www.crimestoppersatlanta.org.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Thursday, January 12
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| Partial Skeletal Remains Found (Update) |
(Monday, January 9, 2012) Gwinnett County Police Department Homicide Investigators and Gwinnett County Medical Examiners Office have determined that the skeletal remains found on January 5th, 2012 near Brown Road belong to the dismembered torso found in July, 2009. That torso was discovered off Woodward Mill Road near Satellite Blvd. in Buford.
The Medical Examiner believes the remains are those of an adult male, estimated between 20 and 40 years old and is likely Hispanic. Samples from both sets of remains will be compared via DNA analysis and the results will be placed on a National Missing Person’s registry. Marla Lawson of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation will do a facial reconstruction of the deceased. The identity of the remains is still unknown at this time.
The cause of death can’t be determined at this time, however based on the evidence from the remains recovered, the Medical Examiner has ruled the manner of death a homicide.
Anyone with information is urged to contact the Gwinnett County Police Homicide Unit at 770-513-5300 or 770-513-5700.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Wednesday, January 11
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| Search at Lake Lucerne |
Early this morning at approximately 12:11 am on the 8th, a uniformed GCPD police officer driving a marked patrol car (V2)was involved in a hit and run accident on Highway 78 and Lake Lucerne Rd. The driver of V1 left the scene after hitting the patrol car and was later involved in another hit and run after hitting a utility pole on Lake Lucerne Rd. near St. Moritz Dr. The driver of V1 fled on foot toward Lake Lucerne. A police K9 tracked the drivers scent to the lake and lost it. The driver was not found. The family of the driver notified police that the driver did not return home and believe he may be in the lake. Investigators are canvassing and searching the lake with the use of a cadaver dog, FD swift water search and rescue and AIR1.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Monday, January 09
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| Burglary Suspect Advisory |
Gwinnett County Police have responded to two reported incidents that may be part of a larger trend. Detectives would like the public to be aware of the “scam” method of operation these suspects are using. The suspects in both cases acted as if they knew the victims, or had a valid reason to be there. These two incidents occurred very near each other in the Peachtree Corners area of unincorporated Norcross.
The first incident occurred on December 28, 2011 at about 1:45 in the afternoon. The victim in this case was an elderly female. A white male suspect knocked on the victim’s door and spoke to the victim as if he knew her. He claimed to be her old AJC newspaper delivery person, and addressed her by name. The suspect hugged the victim and acted as if they had known each other for some time. The victim felt the suspect was trying to gain entry into her home. The victim told the suspect her husband was at home and he quickly left. He got into a copper colored vehicle driven by a second male suspect and drove away. Nothing was stolen in this incident.
The second incident occurred on January 7, 2012 at about 3:15 in the afternoon. The victim in this case was also an elderly female. A Hispanic male suspect entered the victim’s garage and rang the doorbell. When the victim answered, the suspect asked her if she had received the note he claimed to have left at her home a few days before. He claimed he was there to install a fence in the back yard. Under this pretense, the suspect asked the victim to join him in the back yard. She spent several minutes with the suspect in the back yard, during which time the suspect spoke on a walkie-talkie. The last time he spoke on the walkie-talkie, he spoke in Spanish, then quickly walked to the front of the home. He got into a champagne colored (or possibly light green) Ford F150 and drove away. The victim later discovered that several pieces of her jewelry had been stolen while she was outside with the suspect.
Detectives are investigating both cases. Anyone who may have dealt with these suspects, but not filed a police report is asked to call detectives at 770-513-5300. Anyone who encounters these suspects in the future is asked to call 911. It is likely that these suspects are specifically targeting older females who they believe are home alone.
Suspect #1: white male
6’00” to 6’03” tall, average build
Blue eyes
Identified himself as “Michael Thompson”
Identified himself as a former AJC newspaper delivery person
Vehicle driven by a second suspect, described as a copper colored, older model vehicle (unknown if a car or truck)
Suspect #2: Hispanic male
5’07” tall, 175 to 185 pounds
Clean shaven
Light skin tone
Wore blue jeans, a white long sleeve crew neck shirt, and a white baseball cap
Claimed he was present to work on a fence
Spoke on a walkie-talkie in English and Spanish
Vehicle described as a champagne color Ford F150
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Monday, January 09
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| Fatal Accident |
(Saturday, January 07, 2012 @ approximately 10:10pm) The Gwinnett County Police Department Accident Investigation Unit (AIU) is currently investigating a 3 vehicle accident that resulted in the death of two individuals. This accident occurred on Web Gin House Road in between Chadwick Park Drive and Arbor Hill Court. This is in an area of unincorporated Lawrenceville within Gwinnett County.
The preliminary investigation revealed that Vehicle 1(V1) was traveling west on Web Gin House Rd. Vehicle 2 (V2) and Vehicle 3 (V3) were traveling east on Web Gin House Rd. V1 crossed the center lane just west of Chadwick Park Dr. and sideswiped V2. V1 then spun out of control and struck V3 in the eastbound lane on Web Gin House Rd.
V1: Green 1997 Toyota Tercell
Driver: Hope M. McKenzie, 17 years old of Grayson, Georgia. (Deceased)
Front Passenger: Austin Rogers, 19 years old of Grayson, Georgia. (Deceased)
Rear Seat Passenger: Mckennan Lockridge, 17 years old of Grayson, Georgia. Transported in critical condition to Gwinnett Medical Center for treatment.
V2: Maroon 2004 Toyota Scion
Driver: Sharianne Smith, 22 year old of Grayson, Georgia. Treated for minor injuries on scene. Arrested and transported to Gwinnett County Jail on an outstanding arrest warrant for unrelated charges.
Passenger: Kanisha Finlay, 21 year old of Lawrenceville, Georgia. Treated on scene for minor injuries and released.
V3: Silver 2005 Toyota Tundra
Driver: Jeffery M. Watson, 51 year old of Loganville, Georgia. Transported to Gwinnett Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries. Later arrested and charged with DUI. He is not a contributing cause to the accident and is not charged with Vehicular Homicide.
Passenger: Kathleen Watson, 49 year old of Loganville, Georgia. Transported to Gwinnett Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries.
AIU investigators continue to investigate this accident and are in the process of determining the cause of this accident.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Monday, January 09
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