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This Week’s Arrests: From Walmart Drama to a Goat Heist

Every county’s got its fair share of DUI stops and bar fights, but this past week? Georgia came through with some next-level arrests 👉 Case #1: Walmart Showdown A woman in Vidalia was arrested after throwing canned beans at a cashier. Why? Because the store “didn’t double-bag her groceries.” Bond was set at $500. Honestly, cheaper than therapy, but still… not worth it 👉 Case #2: The Goat Heist Yes, really. Deputies in Toombs County picked up a guy trying to walk off with his neighbor’s goat. Middle of the night, pajamas, barefoot. He swore it was “just borrowing.” Sheriff’s Office was not amused 👉 Case #3: The World’s Slowest Getaway Some dude thought he could outrun the cops on a riding lawnmower. Spoiler: lawnmowers top out at 6 mph. He didn’t make it far - barely past his own mailbox Throwback: Crimes That Still Make You Go “Wait, What?” 👉 The McNuggets 911 Call (Florida, 2009) A woman actually dialed 911 three times because her McDonald’s ran out of nuggets. Police showed ...

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Man wanted in connection with death of woman found in dumpster on Detroit's east side

Detroit police Chief James Craig confirmed James Quill Cockerham was arrested Saturday afternoon in connection to the case. He referred to Cockerham as "a career criminal."


"That violent, predatory, cowardly suspect is now in custody," Craig said.

Investigators said the woman was seen with Cockerham inside the elevator of a nearby building.


"We pray for that family," Craig said. "We pray for that young lady and it should have never happened."

News of Laird's death went viral on social media, fueled by rumors of a serial killer in Detroit who dumped five bodies in a dumpster.

"I know some of the rumors that were being pushed out, that there were four or five women. That's not the case," Craig said. "When untruths are being placed out in social media, people react to that and it creates fear."

Anyone with information about the case is asked to call the Detroit Police Department at 313-596-2260.
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