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Lawyer booked in Cobb County Jail after Kennesaw road rage incident

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By Denise Dillon 
| Yahoo
The Brief Public tips flooded the Kennesaw Police Department, leading to the arrest of a local criminal defense attorney following a violent road rage confrontation. Police charged Richard Craven after video captured a driver repeatedly punching a truck's window and door during a dispute in Kennesaw. A passenger in the targeted truck recounted how the aggressive driver folded up his license plate to hide his identity during the incident.
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Lawyer booked in Cobb County Jail after Kennesaw road rage incident

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By Denise Dillon 
| WAGA-TV (Atlanta, GA)
Tips identify Acworth lawyer in road rage video An Acworth criminal defense attorney was arrested on criminal damage to property and disorderly conduct charges after community tips identified him as the man seen punching a truck in a Kennesaw road rage video, according to police. An Acworth criminal defense attorney faces multiple charges after community tips led Kennesaw police to arrest him for a violent, videotaped road rage incident.
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Sandy Springs police deploy Grappler to halt wanted driver

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By Denise Dillon 
| Yahoo
The Brief Sandy Springs police used a heavy-duty tether called a Grappler to stop a suspect from driving away on Roswell Road. The driver faces multiple property damage and drug charges after allegedly smashing law enforcement technology. SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. - A man is in custody after Sandy Springs police deployed a specialized bumper technology to trap his vehicle and prevent a high-speed chase on Roswell Road.
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