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Police arrest suspect wanted in Thomaston murder case By Brian Hill and FOX 5 Atlanta Digital Team Published  article THOMASTON, Ga. - Police said a man linked to a deadly December 2020 home invasion is in police custody after he was arrested on unrelated charges.  The Thomaston Police Department said Jakari Daniel, also known as "Byrd," was arrested on Saturday night in McIntosh County for multiple drug and weapon charges, separate from his alleged involvement in a Thomaston homicide. Officials said police will move Daniel to the Upson County Sheriff's Office jail. Thomaston polic...

Investigators say 27-year-old Michael Gates was shot and killed when two armed robbers broke into his home. Investigators believe Jakari Daniel is involved.

Print An appellate court last week ruled in favor of Tiffany Tabares, the mother of a 27-year-old who was shot and killed by a Huntington Beach Police Department officer outside of a local 7-Eleven in 2017. A three-judge panel of the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Feb. 17 that a jury could find Officer Eric Esparza acted unreasonably when he shot Dillan Tabares seven times on Sept. 22, 2017, across the street from Marina High School. Additionally, the judges ruled that a reasonable jury could conclude that Esparza should have suspected that Tabares had mental health issues, and...

Huntington Beach loses housing case with state of California The California flag waves in the breeze as beachgoers enjoy a sunny day near the Huntington Beach Pier on May 23.. (Raul Roa / Staff Photographer) Print The city of Huntington Beach has lost a lawsuit against the state of California seeking to be exempted from recently passed housing bills, including Senate Bill 35 and SB 1333, and will not appeal the decision. Huntington Beach’s lawsuit, filed in January 2019, had alleged that the housing laws, specifically SB 35, sought to “create a system where the state controls ho...

San Luis Obispo County judge halts more cases against BLM protesters January 21, 2021 By JOSH FRIEDMAN A San Luis Obispo County judge on Tuesday halted the criminal case against five Black Lives Matter protesters who are being prosecuted for actions at a demonstration separate than the one that led to charges against activist Tianna Arata and her co-defendants. Judge Michael Duffy ruled to suspend proceedings in both the Arata case, stemming from a July 21, 2020 protest, and the case of five protesters who face misdemeanor counts stemming from a June 1, 2020 demonstration. Duffy suspended c...