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 | Shooting / Aggravated Assault |
 (Monday, July 26th, 2010 @approximately 12:20 AM) Officers of the Gwinnett County Police Department responded to a report of a shooting occurring at 556 Jordan Drive. This address belongs to a residence located within unincorporated Gwinnett County in an area associated with Tucker. The complaining party reported to the Police Department that he had heard three gunshots and observed three males running along Jordan Drive, towards Lawrenceville Highway.
Receiving the report via radio, several nearby Gwinnett County Police Officers responded to the area. Turning onto Jordan Drive, one officer was flagged down by several males and females standing outside a residence. They reported to him that someone had just fired several gunshots at their home. Simultaneously, another responding officer encountered three males matching the description of the suspects seen fleeing the area. These individuals were detained while the incident could be further investigated. During the ensuing preliminary investigation, officers found that two of the three suspects were in fact armed with handguns; all three were equipped with extra ammunition, gloves and the means to cover their faces. When a gun was found within the front pocket of one suspect, he exclaimed, “What is that? How’d that get in there?” Further examination found that one bullet from each of the handguns had been fired. As the on-scene investigation progressed, officer discovered that the suspects had arrived in the area driving a Nissan Altima adorned with the license plate from a Nissan Maxima. A subsequent search of the vehicle found that the correct license plate had been concealed in the car’s trunk.
At the scene of the shooting, officers found that the residence had been occupied by 10 individuals. Eight of these had been in the front room of the house when the shots were fired into the same room, including three children ages one, two and five. Preliminary investigation has found no apparent reason why the suspects would open fire on the victim’s house.
Those arrested were identified as: 18 year-old Alex Jones of Loganville, 19 year-old Elan Algarin of Marietta and 17 year-old Ceddrick Summerour of Snellville. All three suspects are currently being held, without bond, in the Gwinnett County Jail. Each is charged with 8 counts of Aggravated Assault, 1 count of Possession of a weapon During the Commission of a Crime and 1 count of Criminal Attempt to Commit a Crime. The investigation into their motives and activities that night continues.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Wednesday, July 28
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| Motor Vehicle Fatality |
(Monday, July 26th, 2010 @ approximately 6:30 PM) Investigators with the Gwinnett County Police Accident Investigations Unit responded to the scene of a fatal accident involving a single vehicle, a passenger car. The incident occurred on Monfort Road, near its intersection with Providence Way. This is an area of roadway associated with Lawrenceville, but within an area of unincorporated Gwinnett County.
Preliminary investigation has found that a 2003 Buick Regal was traveling south on Monfort Road when the driver lost control. The vehicle subsequently left the roadway, striking a mailbox, a utility pole and a tree. The impact between the vehicle and utility pole caused the pole to break. At the time of this incident, the vehicle was occupied by three persons. An adult female was driving; an adult male was seated in the front passenger seat; a ten year-old child was seated in the rear seat behind the front passenger. At this stage, investigation has found that the driver of the Buick lost control of the vehicle when the adult passenger interfered with her control of the steering wheel. Accident Investigators have established probable cause to show that the front seat passenger intentionally grabbed the vehicle’s steering wheel, causing the vehicle to leave the roadway and impact the identified objects. The driver was pronounced deceased at the scene. The two remaining occupants were both transported to area hospitals with non-life threatening injuries. Initial reports of this event may have indicated that weather played a role. However, investigators have found that the incident was the direct result of the passenger’s intentional manipulation of the vehicle’s steering wheel.
Criminal charges arising from this event have been levied against 35 year-old Eddie Waters of Lawrenceville. He was the front seat passenger. He has been charged with one count of Involuntary Manslaughter and one count of Reckless Conduct. The investigation of this incident remains ongoing.
The deceased has been identified as 39 year-old Ruby Spencer of Lawrenceville.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Tuesday, July 27
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| Aggravated Assault/Shooting Update #2 |
Gwinnett County Police Homicide Unit worked countless hours following up on leads in reference to this homicide. Based on their investigation, investigators were able to establish probable cause to obtain arrests warrants for the following people;
1. 18 year old black male Fuad Abdulaziz Hohamud of Lawrenceville, Georgia. He has active arrest warrants for Felony Murder, Aggravated Assault and Possession of a Firearm during the Commission of a Crime against a Person.
2. 20 year old black male Airis Jamar Evans-Ingram of Lawrenceville, Georgia. He was an active arrest warrant for Felony Murder.
The motive behind this murder is unclear and still under investigation.
The driver of the vehicle the victim was in has been identified as 20 year old Akeem Masha of Grayson, Georgia.
The suspects are not in custody at this time. If there is anyone with information on their whereabouts they are urged to call Gwinnett County Police at 770-513-5300 or Crime Stoppers at 404-577-8477.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Friday, July 23
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| Aggravated Assault/Shooting Update |
The victim of the shooting, 20 year old Deandre Perkins of Loganville died at Gwinnett Medical Center in Lawrenceville as a result of the injuries he sustained in the shooting.
Gwinnett County Police Homicide Unit is actively following up on very strong leads at this time.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Thursday, July 22
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| Aggravated Assault/Shooting |
(July 21, 2010 @ approximately 4:37 pm) Gwinnett County Police officers responded to Herrington Woods Apartments located at 2800 Herrington Rd. in reference to a person shot. The shooting took place at the Chevron Gas Station at the corner of Old Norcross Rd. and Herrington Rd. Both of these locations are in an unincorporated area of Lawrenceville in Gwinnett County.
The investigation so far has revealed that the victim of the shooting was a passenger in a vehicle. The victim and driver of this vehicle were in the vehicle sitting in the parking lot when two black males approached the passenger side of the vehicle. One of the black males brandished a gun and shot the victim in the chest as he sat in the car. Once the shooting occurred, the driver fled the area with the passenger and drove to the leasing office at Herrington Woods Apartments. Upon arrival he called 911 from a cell phone to report the shooting. The suspects are alleged to have left the scene in a vehicle, possibly two. Investigators with the Gwinnett County Police Homicide/Assault Unit responded to the scene to interview witnesses and the driver of the vehicle who left with the victim. The description of the suspects and their vehicle(s) is unclear at this time as well as the motive for the shooting. Investigators are diligently working on leads and establishing description of the suspects and their vehicle(s). The Gwinnett County Police Crime Scene Unit also responded to the scene for collection and documentation of evidence.
The victim and driver are black males in their 20’s. The victim was transported to Gwinnett Medical Center in serious condition for treatment for a gunshot wound to the chest.
Anyone with information or witnessed this shooting are urged to call the Gwinnett County Police Department at 770-513-5300 or Crime Stoppers at 404-577-8477.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Thursday, July 22
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| Suspicious Device Found |
(July 19, 2010 @ approximately 5:34 pm) Gwinnett County Explosive Ordinance Device Unit (EOD) responded to Satellite Blvd and Ridge Brook Trail in reference to a suspicious device that was located on a Gwinnett Count Transit bus. This area is in Duluth Georgia, an unincorporated area of Gwinnett County.
Yesterday evening, the driver of a Gwinnett County Transit bus was notified by passengers on the bus that someone who was dropped off at Satellite Blvd. and W. Liddell Rd. left behind a suspicious device. The device was described as a black plastic encased box with wires hanging off of it with a small battery attached. The driver of the bus immediately stopped the bus at Satellite Blvd and Ridge Brook Trail. The driver evacuated the passengers off the bus and called the Gwinnett County Police.
Members of the Gwinnett County Police Explosive Ordnance Device Unit responded to investigate the device. With the use of the police departments new Hazardous Device Response Unit and robot, members of the EOD were able to determine that the device was not dangerous. The robot was able to remove the device from the bus and EOD members disabled the device rendering it safe.
Further inspection of this device revealed that the device was an electronic tuner for a musical instrument. After a thorough investigation it is now believed that this device was most likely left behind accidentally by its owner and not intentionally left behind as a terrorist threat or act as previously thought. The device was placed into evidence to be reclaimed by its owner.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Tuesday, July 20
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| Homicide Update |
The deceased has been identified as 19 year-old Julio Trinidad of Duluth. He was a resident of the complex.
At this point in the ongoing investigation, it appears that Trinidad may have been shot during the course of a robbery. Detectives are searching for a dark colored sport utility vehicle that was occupied by 3 or 4 persons described by witnesses as young, black males. An occupant of that vehicle was seen talking to Trinidad when he was shot.
This remains an active investigation. Detectives are currently pursuing active and viable leads in an effort to identify and locate the criminals responsible for this murder. Detectives continue to encourage anyone with information concerning this crime, or any witnesses, to contact the Gwinnett County Police Homicide Unit at 770-513-5300 or Crime Stoppers at 404-577-8477. Information can be provided anonymously and may result in a reward of up to $2000.00.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Monday, July 19
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| Homicide |
(Sunday, July 18th, 2010 @approximately 12:30 PM) The Gwinnett County Police Department responded to a report of a shooting at 3925 Satellite Blvd, the address of the Falls Apartment complex. This apartment complex located within unincorporated Gwinnett County in an area associated with Duluth.
Shortly after 12:30 AM the Gwinnett County Police received a report of a man shot near building 6 of The Falls Apartment Complex. Responding officers found the victim, an adult male, suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. The victim died at the scene.
Preliminary investigation has revealed that the victim was shot by two or more unknown males while he was outside of apartment building 6. The exact motivation behind this shooting remains under active investigation at this time. It is unclear if or how the victim knew his assailants.
The exact cause of the victim’s death and the extent of his injuries will be determined by the Gwinnett County Medical Examiner. It appears that he suffered at least one gunshot wound to the head. Gwinnett County Police Detectives and the Gwinnett County Police Crime Scene Investigations Unit have worked throughout the night attempting to locate and identify witnesses and evidence, as well as identify and apprehend those responsible for this murder. At this point in the investigation the suspects are only described as dark skinned, possibly black, males of average build and height.
The name of the deceased is being withheld pending notification of his family. Detectives are asking anyone with information concerning this crime, or any witnesses to it, to contact the Gwinnett County Police Homicide Unit at 770-513-5300 or Crime Stoppers at 404-577-8477. Information can be provided anonymously and may result in a reward of up to $2000.00.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Monday, July 19
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| Stolen Vehicle Recovered by Off-Duty Officer |
(Tuesday, July 13th, 2010 @ approximately 11:13 PM) Gwinnett County Police received a report of a vehicle that had just been stolen from a Buford area convenience store. Within minutes the vehicle was spotted and ultimate recovered by an off-duty Gwinnett County Police Officer working a security related part-time job. The vehicle was stolen from 1945 Buford Highway, an unincorporated area of Gwinnett County associated with Buford.
At approximately 11:13 PM, a 2000 GMC Jimmy was stolen after it was briefly left unattended with the keys inside. The driver of that vehicle had gone into a gas station convenience store and was only feet away from the vehicle when it was taken. At the same time, a short distance away, an off-duty Gwinnett County Police Officer was working a part-time, security related job. This off-duty officer was wearing a Gwinnett County Police Uniform and utilizing his assigned and marked patrol vehicle as authorized by departmental policy. Hearing the report of the stolen vehicle over his police radio and realizing he was in the same approximate area, the officer responded to the call and began to search nearby roadways for the Jimmy. Within 10 minutes of the report, the officer spotted the vehicle driving along Old Hamilton Mill Road. Falling in behind, the officer began to follow the stolen truck as he waited the arrival of back-up officers. Apparently realizing that an officer was following, the suspects drove the vehicle into an industrial / warehouse complex. There, they abandoned the vehicle, fleeing on foot. Responding back-up officers quickly changed tactics, establishing a perimeter around the area. Canine equipped Gwinnett County Police Officers were contacted and responded to the scene of the now abandoned stolen vehicle. The Department’s helicopter also responded to the area to assist. Through a coordinated effort, between officers on the ground and the helicopter pilot, a canine was able to efficiently track the fleeing suspects, locating them hiding in a ditch approximately 1 mile away.
One suspect was found to be 16 years-old, the other 15 years-old. Both have been criminally charged in Juvenile Court for their actions.
At the time his truck was stolen, the victim had entered the convenience store to purchase medicine for his mother. After the vehicle was located and the suspects taken into custody, the victim was brought to the recovery location and reunited with his truck. The quick recovery of the vehicle and subsequent arrest of the suspects was a direct result of the quick response and actions of an off-duty officer working a part-time job while representing the Gwinnett County Police Department.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Friday, July 16
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| Accident Fatality |
(July 10, 2010 @ approximately 8:55 am) Gwinnett County Police Accident Investigation Unit responded to the intersection of Sugarloaf Parkway and Old Peachtree Road to investigate a fatal accident. This intersection falls in an unincorporated area of Duluth in Gwinnett County.
The preliminary investigation has revealed that vehicle 1, a silver 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee driven by 58 year old Michael H. Colson, was northbound on Old Peachtree Road. Vehicle 1 ran a red light and entered the intersection of Sugarloaf Parkway. As vehicle 1 entered the intersection, it collided with vehicle 2 an eastbound tan Toyota Highlander, driven by 47 year old Stacy H. Starkey. Vehicle 1 continued northbound and struck vehicle 3 a westbound white Lexus RX350, driven by 49 year old Mumtaz A. Virani. Vehicle 1 and Vehicle 3 both turned over from the force of the collision. Michael Colson was ejected from vehicle 1 during the collision and died on scene as a result of the injuries sustained from the collision. Mumtaz Virani was transported to Gwinnett Medical Center for treatment for non-life threatening injuries.
There are no indications that alcohol was involved with this accident. It appears the primary cause of the accident was the driver of vehicle 1 failing to stop for the red light.
Source: Gwinnett County Police
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Posted on Monday, July 12
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