Denise Dillon
FOX 5 Atlanta
Atlanta, GA, United States
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2,700-year-old stolen artifact found in Atlanta museum
FBI agents discovered a 2,700-year-old artifact, which had been stolen from Iraq, has been in Atlanta for years. → Read More
Residents in a DeKalb County neighborhood fighting proposed multi-use path
Those who live along the South Fork of Peachtree Creek are worried about a proposed multi-use trail. → Read More
Sandy Springs firefighters rappel off top of Children's Hospital of Atlanta
As they lowered themselves floor-by-floor, they would pause at the windows and wave to the tiny patients. → Read More
Lawsuit filed by family of student who was raped by her teacher
Robert Vandel was a science teacher at Fulton Academy of Science and Technology, a charter school known as FAST. → Read More
1 injured in Canton shooting, search for gunman continues
One person was shot Wednesday afternoon in Canton, police say the gunman is still on the run. → Read More
GBI investigating use-of-force incident by Paulding County Sheriff's deputy
Dash camera video of the incident is circulating on the internet. → Read More
Georgia lawmaker wants to change who gets passport fees
Some Superior Court Clerks are personally profiting off passport fees. Now one lawmaker is trying to change that. → Read More
Candidates talk about their plans if elected Clayton County sheriff
Four of the five candidates attended a forum Tuesday night at the Tabernacle of Praise Church. → Read More
New nationwide system to report threats against Jewish community
There's a new nationwide online system to report antisemitic incidents and threats. → Read More
Student stabbed during cafeteria fight at Cobb County middle school, officials say
A fight at a Cobb County middle school injured two girls and prompted by a district and criminal investigation. → Read More
Georgia Bulldogs mourn loss of football player, recruit staffer
Cathy Thornton was LeCroy’s cheerleading coach at Stephens County High School. They were close. → Read More
Two people exchange gunfire inside Perimeter Mall
Dunwoody police say at least one person was shot at Perimeter Mall in Dunwoody Friday evening. → Read More
Acworth officer attacked by naked man 'high on drugs', police say
Acworth Police say a naked man, who was high on drugs, attacked one of their officers. → Read More
Man arrested after trying to kidnap woman at Grocery store
The woman jumped from a moving car after a man tried to abduct her at a Marietta grocery store. → Read More
2 Georgia men wrongfully convicted of murder 25 years ago enjoy their first day of freedom
Sentenced to life in prison for a murder they didn't commit. Now more than 2 decades later, two Floyd County men are free. → Read More
1 person shot outside automotive center at Cobb County Walmart, police say
The Cobb County Police Department said one person was hospitalized from a shooting outside a Walmart. → Read More
Man uses axe to smash way into gaming machine at Austell store
A man is wanted for bashing a gaming machine with an axe 21 times to get the cash. → Read More
Hoax active shooter calls at Georgia schools latest in 'swatting' trend, law enforcement expert says
Federal, state and local agencies are investigating fake calls of an active shooter on school campuses across Georgia. The National Association of School Resource Officers says schools in more than 30 other states have been hit with "swatting" calls at multiple schools in the past two months. → Read More
Technology helping to fight crime and prevent it
Technology has changed the way police do their jobs. It can help police solve crimes, often faster and more efficiently. It can also help prevent crime. Tuesday night, Cobb County Police showed community members some of the technology they use every day as they fight crime. → Read More
Law enforcement officers in need get extra boost from Blue Thanksgiving organization
Blue Thanksgiving, the nonprofit that supports law enforcement throughout the year, will be feeding 500 meals to officers who have to work Thanksgiving Day. As soon as the turkey and stuffing are gone, Blue Thanksgiving will be focusing on 5 law enforcement officers who due to illness or injury, need some extra help for the holidays. → Read More