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According to an article in the Marietta Daily Journal, the Cobb County Police Department recently met with the public it serves to allow the community’s input on policing expectations. They held a session at South Cobb High School and another in east Cobb. At the south Cobb meeting, a concerned citizen expressed her gratitude to …
Georgia Appeals Court Reviews Laundry List of Complaints from Cobb County Defendant Cobb Superior Court convicted a defendant for sexual exploitation of children, aggravated sodomy, child molestation, and cruelty to children in the first degree. She appealed, complaining that the trial court refused her motion in limine to exclude similar issues from her childhood. The …
The Smyrna Police Department received the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant, enabling them to replace some equipment. They will be soon upgrading some forensic tools and identification software. These items will potentially allow them to connect crimes to perpetrators more easily. The Cobb County Police Department is budgeting for more body cameras. Upon approval, …
The American Bar Association’s Special Committee on Hispanic Legal Rights wishes to help both the police and Spanish-speaking population by translating the Miranda rights into one standardized format in Spanish. Problems exist with officers using their high school Spanish language skills, relying on unofficial translators such as the wrongdoer’s friends, or resorting to adding the …
Just before dawn on Sunday morning, two teenagers shot a ten-year veteran of the Marietta Police Department in the leg. Three officers answered a call regarding potential vehicle break-ins at an apartment complex, and upon nearing the two suspects who were in a car, someone fired at the police who then returned the shots. One …
Wednesday, August 17th – Marietta Police Department Welcomes Your Input In light of the recent tensions between civilians and the police, Georgia’s Marietta Police Department is extending a line of communication, allowing the public an opportunity to express any concerns. This Wednesday in the Marietta Council Chamber at City Hall at 6:30, members of the …
