Three Arrested in Milton Shooting Death; Toddler Killed by Pit Bulls

Police Arrest 3 Men in Milton Shooting Death - Alpharetta-Milton Patch

An Alpharetta man and two Roswell men have been arrested in connection with the shooting death of 19-year-old Christopher Walker on March 12 outside his Milton home.  

Milton police, with the assistance of the Roswell and Alpharetta police departments and North Fulton SWAT, made the arrests after obtaining warrants against the three men on Tuesday, March 26. The three men were arrested overnight March 27 and 28. See Alpharetta-Milton Patch for more on this story.

Toddler Killed by Seven Pit Bulls - Fort Stewart Patch

A Bryan County toddler was attacked and killedby seven pit bulls Wednesday, according to WTOC.

The girl, identified as Monica Renee Laminack, according to the Associated Press, would have been 2 years old in June.

The attack happened around 6 p.m. Wednesday at her family's home on Elm Drive in Ellabell. Police say that Monica's grandmother had fallen asleep in the home when the girl wandered outside. The grandmother awoke and looked out the window to see Monica being attacked, according to the AP. See Fort Stewart Patch for more on this story. 

One Killed in I-75 Accident - Kennesaw Patch

One person died after a morning crash on Interstate 75 North at the Canton Road Connector, the spokesman for the Georgia State Patrol said this afternoon.

The three-vehicle crash occurred around 9:35 a.m. Thursday when a vehicle changed lanes and hit a passenger car, GSP spokesman Gordy Wright said. See Kennesaw Patch for more on this story.

Woman Carjacked by 2 Suspects in Front of Northside Drive Home - Buckhead Patch

A man and woman carjacked a woman on Wednesday afternoon in front of her Northside Drive home as she pulled into her driveway. According to Atlanta Police, the woman pulled into her driveway to find a silver SUV backed into the driveway with a woman sitting in the driver's seat.

The victim parked and went to ask the female suspect what she was doing. The female suspect responded that she was leaving and asked the victim to move her vehicle. At that time, a male suspect walked out from behind the house and told the victim that he was looking at the house because it was for sale.

The victim said the house was not for sale and took out her cell phone to call 911. That's when the male victim pulled out his gun. The victim dropped her phone and ran to a nearby home to call 911. See Buckhead Patch for more on this story.