Loganville News

A Waffle House employee is suing the Gwinnett County Police Department over what he says was an unprovoked encounter with an officer who stunned him with a Taser.

This time it isn't a hurricane, but Louisiana has attracted the attention of a force designed to change history in the state.

The three men who allegedly beat a Loganville couple during a home invasion did not choose their victims randomly, police said.

Frances Freeman Young Frances Freeman Young, age 90 of Cumming, GA, formerly of Snellville, GA passed June 14, 2009.

Many now know her as the victim of a violent home invasion, but to her family and friends, 65-year-old Epsie Ewing was the wife of 50 years to C.F. Ewing, the loving mother of eight children, four boys and four girls, and a dedicated grandmother to her many grandchildren.

The three assailants who beat an elderly Loganville couple in a violent home invasion last month will now be facing murder charges following the death one of the victims.

Local officials are not waiting for gangs in the area to become a serious problem.

Gwinnett County Police investigators arrested 33-year-old, Gary Miles Jr., who was a former police officer with the department, and charged him with one count of Battery and one count of Violation of Oath of Office by a Public Officer.

Channel 2 Action News reporter Pam Martin has obtained surveillance video of a stun gun incident involving a Gwinnett County police officer at a Loganville Waffle House.

Gwinnett County police arrested former officer Gary Miles Jr., 33, Thursday evening, after investigators said Miles tased a Waffle House employee.

Morgan attended Georgia Techa s Elite Camp on Saturday and it had such a good impression on him that he decided to end his recruitment right then and there.

It started with voices raised in worship and heads bowed in prayer and ended with water balloons catapulted across the ball fields.

Developer Brett Harper had big plans for downtown Snellville: a high-end office and retail center with a burbling brook running through the center.

With the state declaring an end to the drought Wednesday, municipalities around Georgia are announcing an easing of restrictions while still encouraging residents to remain in the conservation mode.

An attempted armed robbery at the Bank of America Friday was foiled before the perpetrator could get his hands on any money.

Gwinnett County commissioners Tuesday voted unanimously to deny a measure to raise the property tax rate to fund its $1.7 billion 2009 budget.

The people of Gwinnett County spoke - 'no new taxes' was what they said - and the county government got the message loud and clear, unanimously voting Tuesday not to raise the millage rate at this time.

As a member of the U.S. Marine Corps, Sgt. Adam Andrew Pearce survived the invasion of Fallujah, Iraq, with some of the fiercest hand-to-hand combat of the war.

Ernest Britt Jackson Ernest Britt Jackson, age 88 of Covington passed away Thursday, May 21, 2009.

UPDATE: A joint effort of the Southeast Regional Fugitive Task Force and Floyd County Prison officials has led to the capture of escaped inmate Jack Belcher.