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Sneiderman Granted $500,000 Bond - Dunwoody Patch
DeKalb County judge Gregory Adams set bond for Andrea Sneiderman at $500,000 during a hearing Tuesday in her murder trial.
Wearing a purple blouse and black pant suit, and with her hair pulled back in a ponytail, Sneiderman smiled as she heard Adams issue his ruling.
If she makes bond, Sneiderman will also have to wear an electronic ankle bracelet until her trial, live with her parents, and turn in her passport and her children's passports. She hugged her attorneys and smiled as she left the courtroom.
Sneiderman's next court appearance was set for Sept. 6. For more on this story visit Dunwoody Patch.
Boy in DFCS Custody, Father Arrested - Canton-Six Patch
The father of Elijah Cole, the missing 11-year-old boy who was safely located today [Tuesday], has been arrested and charged with cruelty to children in the first degree, reckless conduct, possession of methamphetamine and possession of marijuana.
Detectives with the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office have determined that Jason Cole, 43, took Elijah Cole "from house to house staying in different locations since last Thursday, kept his child from attending school for three days, is suspected of being on a drug binge during that time and has not provided adequate amounts of food to the boy," Lt. Jay Baker said this evening [Tuesday].
Roswell PD Help Feds Search for Bath Salts - Roswell Patch
The Roswell Smoke 911 shop was one of four in north metro where federal search warrants were executed related to "bath salts" and synthetic marijuana.
The shops in Acworth, Sandy Springs and Woodstock also were searched, as were the Marietta residences of Michael T. Madlem, owner of the stores.
In addition, federal seizure warrants were executed for bank accounts of Michael T. Madlem, Serena P. Burkard, and Mad Dog USA Enterprises LLC. See Roswell Patch for more on this story.
Zoo Atlanta Announces Death of Ivan, Western Lowland Gorilla - East Atlanta Patch
Ivan, a 50-year-old male western lowland gorilla, has died, Zoo Atlanta said Tuesday.
The death followed a recent decline in the geriatric ape’s health and behavior, the Grant Park-based zoo said.
The Animal Management and Veterinary Teams chose to perform a diagnostic assessment under general anesthesia on August 20, but Ivan never regained consciousness following the procedure. For more on this story visit East Atlanta Patch.