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Athens-Clarke County Police officer shot a man in the torso on Oct. 5. Police were investigating a domestic violence incident when the man “brandished a knife in a threatening manner” at the officer, police said. The man was taken to a hospital and remains in “serious condition” as of Oct. 9. The officer is on paid administrative leave and the Georgia Bureau of Investigation is investigating the incident.
A University of Georgia student sustained injuries from an “accidental self-inflicted gunshot” to the leg at the Chemistry Building on Oct. 8, according to a UGA spokesperson. At approximately 1:55 p.m., police responded to a call for assistance at the building. The student was “conscious and alert” when officers arrived and was transported to a hospital after Emergency Medical Services responded.
Georgia’s Marta Gonzalez reached the semifinals of the Pepperdine Women’s Collegiate Invitational on Oct. 5 during a Georgia women’s tennis trip to Malibu, California. Ranked No. 13 nationally, Gonzalez lost to Pepperdine’s Jessica Failla. Vivian Wolff lost in the quarterfinals of the Malibu tournament. Elsewhere, Morgan Coppoc and Meg Kowalski are competing in Tulsa, Oklahoma in the ITA All-America Championships.
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Head coach Tom Crean and the Georgia men’s basketball program must have an affection for Eastern Florida State College in Cocoa, Florida. Two members of the Eastern Florida team announced plans to transfer to Georgia on Oct. 7. Miami native Mikal Starks tweeted he was transferring to Georgia a few hours after sophomore forward Jonathan Ned did. Starks averaged 5.1 points per game and Ned averaged 9.8.
called over suspicious man on campus University of Georgia police responded to a suspicious person call at the Holmes-Hunter Academic Building around noon on Oct. 3, according to a police report. The caller said a man entered the Registrar’s office to ask about turning in an old yearbook to an administrator. The book was from 1946 and contained three typed pages of biblical scriptures. According to the report, the man said “bad things are coming to UGA” and “I wouldn’t mess with the Lord.” The caller gave the officers a description of the man. He said the man carried a cane and was “quiet and nervous,” according to the report. Officers issued the caller case reference information.
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The Georgia equestrian team defeated South Carolina 14-5 in its season opener on Oct. 5 at the UGA Equestrian Complex. Senior Maddy Darst, senior Maddie Fiornate and junior Jordan Carpenter earned Most Outstanding Player honors. Georgia has been of the best equestrian programs in the nation since its beginning play in 2001. Last season, it lost to Auburn 8-7 in the team title of the National Collegiate Equestrian Association and finished third in the SEC championship. This year, the Bulldogs have a new equestrian complex to look forward to. The $3.1 million project includes a new building of about 7,000 square feet with a locker room, offices, meeting rooms, a sports medicine room, and uniform storage and laundry facilities. Renovations are complete and will be revealed at an open house on Wednesday, Oct. 9. — Alyssa Beebe
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A mother and daughter discovered another person was repeatedly accessing and driving the daughter’s car on Sept. 22, according to an Athens-Clarke County Police Department report. The mother told police the car “had been moving around in the complex.” She saw the vehicle parked in its usual spot at approximately 8 p.m., but near 10:30 p.m., she noticed the car was missing, according to the report. Later, they found the car had been returned to where it was previously parked. They saw a woman exit the car and enter the building where the daughter lives, according to the report. The daughter told police there have been three occasions where she found her car parked in a different spot than
where she left it. The car has been moved since the key was changed at the dealership about two weeks prior. The key was replaced after the car displayed a message stating “car does not recognize key” even though it was the same key the daughter had always used, according to the report. According to the report, “there was technology found via the internet that very clearly allows for the ‘spoofing’ of electronic keys.” The family was advised to get a steering wheel lock and cameras to put in and near the car. ¼¼Mother
hits boy with baseball bat after he argues with sons A woman was arrested and charged with aggravated battery after hitting a boy with a baseball bat after the boy threatened to fight her sons and refused to leave their property on Oct. 2 at approximately 9:15 p.m., according to an ACCPD incident report. The mother said she came outside with a bat because she was “trying to protect her children” from two boys who were attempting to “jump” her sons. She said she told the boy to leave but he argued and said, “I don’t have to listen to you bitch,” according to the report. When she told him to leave again, he began to “throw punches,” and she hit him with the bat. After being hit, the boy “grabbed her and threw her on the ground” and began to hit her. According to the report, both sons said their mother hit the boy with the bat after he argued with and began yelling at her. They also said they tried to step in when the boy pushed their mother.
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Local activist Cameron Harrelson posted a petition to Facebook for the creation of a rainbow crosswalk in downtown Athens on Oct. 2. Harrelson said a rainbow crosswalk would be a “permanent symbol” of the support for the LGBTQ community. As of press time, the petition has over 3,500 signatures. Harrelson said he spoke with Athens-Clarke County District 4 Commissioner Allison Wright about the project.
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