Residents of Murray Hill express worries about unsafe housing and illegal activities. Additionally, a Jacksonville man files a lawsuit alleging police brutality. Lastly, a man was arrested at Atlanta's airport for planning a shooting.
‘Absolute madness’: Murray Hill residents raise concerns over unsafe homes, illegal activity on Kingsbury Street Read full article: ‘Absolute madness’: Murray Hill residents raise concerns over unsafe homes, illegal activity on Kingsbury Street The I-TEAM exposed unsafe and unsanitary living conditions at Eastside Terrace and Eastside Gardens apartments.
Now they are under new ownership.Eastside apartment residents say they are still waiting for promised renovations since new owners took overJacksonville man who had charges dropped says JSO officers punched, slammed him to ground during arrest: lawsuit Read full article: Jacksonville man who had charges dropped says JSO officers punched, slammed him to ground during arrest: lawsuit5 Points businesses on high alert after string of recent break ins; JSO investigatingFILE - A police vehicle flashes its lights in Philadelphia, Monday, Jan. 17, 2022. – Police arrested a man at Atlanta's bustling airport on Monday after getting a tip from his family that he was planning to shoot up the place, and found an assault rifle and ammunition in his truck outside, the city's police chief said. Billy Joe Cagle, of Cartersville, Georgia, had described his plan to shoot up the world's busiest airport on a social media livestream, Chief Darin Schierbaum said during a news conference.“The Cartersville Police Department was alerted by the family of Mr. Cagle that he was streaming on social media that he was headed to the Atlanta airport, in their words, to ‘shoot it up,’ and the family stated that he was in possession of an assault rifle,” Schierbaum said, describing Cagle as a convicted felon Cagle, 49, arrived at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in a Chevrolet pickup truck that was parked right outside the doors to the airport terminal. When police went to that vehicle, they found an AR-15 with 27 rounds of ammunition, Schierbaum said. “We’re here today briefing you on a success and not a tragedy because a family saw something and said something,” the chief said. Cartersville police Capt. Greg Sparacio, whose department received the initial tip from family members, said Cagle “had the intention to inflict harm to as many people as he could.” During the news conference, police showed surveillance video that shows Cagle arriving at the airport and body camera video of his arrest. A Chevrolet flatbed pickup truck is seen arriving curbside at the airport terminal around 9:30 a.m. and then a man police identified as Cagle is seen entering the airport a few minutes later. He walks over to the TSA security checkpoint and had “high interest in that area,” Schierbaum said. Body camera footage shows Atlanta police officers, who had a photo of Cagle provided by his family on their phones, approach him and start asking him questions before taking him into custody. As they take him to the ground and put handcuffs on him, Cagle can be heard yelling. Cagle has been charged with making terroristic threats, criminal attempt to commit aggravated assault, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony and possession of a firearm by a felon, Schierbaum said. Since Cagle is a convicted felon, Atlanta police will work with federal authorities to determine how he obtained the gun “which he was not able to legally possess,” Schierbaum said.“We’re thankful to God and to good information, and good intel, and good people for this crisis being averted,” the mayor said. Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without permission.
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