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Trying to skip a $2.50 fare could cost you a felony, MARTA says

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By Justin Gray Verified
| WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
ATLANTA — MARTA police have made dozens of arrests and are seeking dozens more suspects after a wave of damage to the transit system’s new fare gates, according to crime data obtained by Channel 2 Action News. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks] Since the new fare gates went online June 1, MARTA police have arrested 40 people accused of damaging the gates and have issued 29 outstanding “be on the lookout” alerts for additional suspects.
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Woman says popular oil change business left her engine in the backseat Original

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By Justin Gray Verified
| WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ga. — A Douglas County woman says a routine oil change left her car undriveable and her engine sitting in the backseat of her car. She called Channel 2 Consumer Investigator Justin Gray after seeing his report on a similar problem from another customer at the same store. Jihan Johnston-McGlotten said her 2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee was severely damaged after an oil change at a Take 5 location on Thornton Road.
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ER doctors told veteran he needed to be seen in 24 hours. It took the VA 13 weeks Original

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By Justin Gray Verified
| WSB-TV (Atlanta, GA) Verified
BLUE RIDGE, Ga. — Channel 2 Action News Investigates is looking into a 13-week wait for an appointment that ER doctors say a veteran needed within 24 hours. For a year, an American Legion service officer has been trying to get the records on how the Atlanta VA is handling community care referrals after disabled veteran Richard Mulligan’s incident. "I was supposed to have a follow-up within 24 hours. That did not happen,“ Mulligan told Channel 2 Consumer Investigator Justin Gray.
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