She works as an Investigator for the Atlanta Police Department, where she oversees the Violent Crime Interdiction Section, Gang Unit, and serves as an Investigative Gang Analyst. According to ...

ATLANTA -- Atlanta rapper Young Scooter has died, according to the Atlanta Police Department. Scooter, whose legal name is Kenneth Edward Bailey, died on Friday, which marked his 39th birthday.

Not only did the victim and suspected shooter know each other, Andrew Smith, the commander of the Atlanta Police Department's Homicide Unit, says they were siblings. Image 1 of 6 Police are ...

"The Atlanta Police Department has not been involved in any shootings tonight and the incident on William Nye—no one was—there was not a shooting at all," he said. Smith emphasized that the ...

According to TMZ, Atlanta Police Department’s Lt. Andrew Smith said Bailey was fleeing on foot from police and severely injured his leg while jumping over fences, which resulted in his death.

citing Atlanta Police Department Lt. Andrew Smith. When officers arrived at the scene, a man opened the door and quickly slammed it in their face before two men fled the rear of the home when they ...

In a press conference Friday, Atlanta Police Department homicide commander Lt. Andrew Smith said that officers responded to a dispute with a weapon Friday, which was Young Scooter's 39th birthday.

(Smith declined to identify the 39-year-old man.) According to Smith, and a statement released by the Atlanta police department, police officers arrived at a house in Atlanta in response to an ...

Young Scooter, the well-known rapper and frequent collaborator of Future, tragically died on his 39th birthdayfollowing a freak accident while fleeing a police confrontation in southeast Atlanta. The ...

Elgin police ... car — Tuesday afternoon but no confirmation on what was found inside was immediately released. The search was part of an investigation undertaken by the Elgin Police Department ...

and that someone spent time and effort putting on the professional ICE and Department of Homeland Security decals on what was determined to be a former Tukwila police vehicle sold to a private buyer.