Ronytv Podcast news Atlanta edition

Police in DeKalb County are investigating after a train collided with a vehicle in the 1100 block of S Stone Mountain Lithonia Road. A woman and a toddler sustained injuries and were rushed to a nearby hospital. A physical altercation between students and a teacher was captured on video at Martin Luther King Jr. High School in Stonecrest. The DeKalb County School District's superintendent addressed the incident, and the altercation resulted in battery charges for at least three students. We continue Adon-Abel, the man accused of a shooting spree that left three people dead in DeKalb County on April 13, was found dead in his jail cell. He was facing multiple charges, including malice murder, in connection with the deaths.  A man is in custody following a string of nearly a dozen brush and grass fires that broke in the Clarkston area. The fires targeted wooded areas near apartments and a mosque along North Indian Creek Drive. A traffic stop in DeKalb County led to a police chase that ended in The driver refusing to stop and fled, with DeKalb County Police giving chase. The suspect's vehicle, described as a Mercedes, eventually crashed on Interstate 20 West near its interchange with I-75 and I-85 one of Atlanta's busiest highway corridors a crash near the I-75 split in Atlanta, a second suspect remains at large, and authorities continue to search the area. A Nazi swastika was discovered on the campus of Decatur High School, drawn during a supervised chalk-art class assignment; the incident has prompted a formal investigation and is being treated as an act of hate speech. Principal Duane Sprull sent a letter to families, emphasizing that the symbol violates the Student Code of Conduct Quenisha Poole, 31, was found guilty of felony murder, aggravated assault, and other related charges for the death of 45-year-old Erick Smith. Her sentence was announced by District Attorney Sherry Boston. In other news early voting for the May 19 general primary officially began . A Key races on the ballot include the DeKalb County CEO and various commission seats, Governor Kemp signed the State of Emergency in response to "ongoing wildfires" in South Georgia and "extreme drought conditions" affecting much of the state the order will remain in effect for 30 days and is designed to speed up disaster response and aid. In other news an American soldier suspected of pocketing more than $400,000 by betting on the downfall of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro using confidential information has been charged with fraud, the Justice Department confirmed