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The third teen was caught by police officers in nearby woods, Pierce said. The teens' names were withheld because they are juveniles, Pierce said. They are charged with felony criminal damage to property. FORSYTH COUNTY Dive team searches for body at Lake Lanier Fishermen on Lake Lanier found what appeared to be human hair Sunday. On Monday morning, the Forsyth County Fire Department dive team started searching for a body in shallow water near Vann Tavern Park.

By afternoon, the team had not found anything, said Fire Chief Nor-ris Bennett. The park is in the northeastern portion of Forsyth County off Ga. 369. The Forsyth County Sheriffs Department had not joined the investigation because no body had been found, said Karleen Chalker, spokeswoman for the Sheriffs Department. WALTON COUNTY DA announces he won't seek re-election in 2000 Alan Cook, district attorney for Walton and Newton counties for 10 years, said Monday he will not seek reelection in 2000.

He called his decision a protest against partisan elections for district attorneys, saying "candidates for district attorney should be above politics and should not be forced to declare a political party affiliation." Cook, a Democrat, won his 1996 race by 400 votes out of more than 29,000 cast in an area east of Atlanta that has become increasingly Republican. TIFTON Sewer worker killed by high-voltage wire A Tifton man helping to install a sewage pipe was electrocuted this weekend when a piece of equipment hit a high-voltage wire. The 38-year-old Charles Whitmire worked for C-M-B Mechanical of Cordele. He was helping guide a sewage pipe in when the equipment hit the wire. Whitmire died Sunday at Tift General Hospital.

Tim INFINITI Q4St ftelNFINITI G20 I'm ojlf. Going Away Soon! FAYETTE COUNTY DA seeks death penalty in slaying of Jamaican Fayette County District Attorney Bill McBroom announced Monday that he'll seek the death penalty against Karl Bryan Hodge, 33. Hodge, a native of the Virgin Islands who lived in Clayton County, is accused of killing Ado-lph Stubbs, a Jamaican who lived in New York City. Authorities say Hodge shot Stubbs to death March 30 when a drug deal went bad, put his body inside a sport-utility vehicle and set the vehicle on fire in north Fayette County. Glen Simon Hamilton, 33, a native of Jamaica who lived in Clayton County, also has been charged with murder in the case.

Hamilton did not appear in court on Monday, but McBroom says he plans to seek the death penalty against Hamilton as well. ATLANTA Police ask help to find suspect in rape, arson Atlanta police Monday asked for the public's help in locating a suspect in a rape and arson case. Investigators said Jimmy VV. Cole, 36, is being sought in connection with a fire that destroyed a house on Blue Ridge Avenue in northeast Atlanta on Dec. 2.

A disheveled woman who emerged from the flaming building as firefighters battled the blaze said she had been raped. The woman told investigators she met Cole at a nightclub, and he took her to the house, where he beat and raped her, according to Atlanta police spokesman Officer John Quigley. Noting that there is a $10,000 reward for information leading to a conviction in the arson investigation, Quigley said anyone with information on Cole's whereabouts can call the Atlanta police sex crimes unit at 404-853-4260 or the Atlanta Fire Department at 404-853-7000. COBB COUNTY Cops seek sex offender in attempted burglary Cobb County police are asking for help in locating a known sex offender who they say tried to burglarize a Marietta apartment. On Oct.

9, Amos D. Slack was arrested and charged with loitering and prowling outside a burglarized apartment in Wood Hollow, but bonded out on the charges, according to Cobb police spokesman Officer Dana Pierce. Several items dropped outside the burglarized apartment have since been linked to Slack, and police are searching for him. Slack, 50, was convicted of sexual battery in 1994, according to the GBI sex offender registry. Anyone with information about Slack can call police at 770-499-3962.

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Wilson's car was in the innno. smr 3Q9r store parking lot. Witnesses said a speeding, mid-1980s model white four-door Ford pulled into the welcome center Saturday night, stopped briefly and sped off, leaving Wilson's 2-month-old daughter, Kaitlyn Breannd Wilson, in her carrier. "We fl MSRP: WhyhuyalQ99 construction supply business, causing Whyhuyal999 when you can ohe when 'in. -1.

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Cobb County police spokesman Officer Dana Pierce said the three boys ages 14, IS and 16 broke into the business on Dorsey Road in Marietta about 3:30 a.m. Saturday. They damaged the building, stole several trucks and drove them through the business' fence, Pierce said. They also damaged merchandise inside the building. Police went to the business when a neighbor reported loud noises.

The teens were fleeing as police arrived. A neighbor caught two of the teenagers in a Dixie in a Dumpster behind Discount Auto Parts on U.S. 25. The articles are being analyzed at the State Crime Lab. All Mode 4 Wkeel Drive StanJard Automatic Leather Moonroof CD Changer From staff and wire reports leather Automatic Bose Sound System wCD Player Power Pig.

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