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2 Main St. (770-607-0067)Fish Taco: Crispy Fish, Shredded Cabbage, Guacamole, Salsa Negraand Spicy Sriracha Lime CreamSoups: Clam Chowder - Beef Chili - Sweet Potato Black Bean COURT UPHOLDS RULINGThe Georgia Supreme Court upheld a ruling denying a new trial. TedDebaise Robinson was found guilty of malice murder, two counts offelony murder, attempted armed robbery, possession of a firearm in com-mission of a felony and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon inconnection with the killing of Timothy Lee Buck in June, 2011 in BartowCo. He was sentenced to life in prison plus 40 years. Evidence showedRobinson, Justin Cody Wise and their acquaintance Antonio Linley agreedon a plan to rob the victim because Linley owed Robinson $300 andRobinson had seen the victim, Timothy Buck, with a large amount ofcash.

3 Robinson told Linley that he "was going to kill the man and get themoney." Linley shot the man in the head, then entered the house tosearch for cash and valuables. Wise turned out the victim's pockets andthey fled. The next morning Buck was found on the porch with a gun-shot wound to the head. DRUG ARREST IN ADAIRSVILLE Adairsville Police detectives in conjunction with the Department ofCommunity Supervision went to the home of Corey Redd, 25 and CharlaBarnette, 27, 106C Piedmont St., Adairsville, Wednesday had information that they were involved in possession andsales of illegal narcotics. Officers located suspected methamphetamine,several pills, packaging material, scales and other drug related pair are each charged with possession of methamphetamine withintent to distribute, possession of methamphetamine, possession of Sched-ule IV controlled substance with intent to distribute (Alprazolan), Pos-session of dangerous drugs and possession of drug related objects.

4 In Florence, Kentucky, a motorist involved in a wreck that killedone man and his twin toddler grandchildren admitted she was driv-ing while looking at her cellphone. Jessica Hood pleaded guilty tomultiple counts of manslaughter for the 2015 crash. Several people were killed when a new pedestrian bridge col-lapsed in Miami, Florida, on Florida International University's cam-pus on Thursday. The bridge collapsed while workers were on thebridge, at least 8 vehicles were trapped under the bridge. Rescuersare continuing to check for any people trapped underneath. The Food and Drug Administration published a formal notice tobegin regulating nicotine to drastically cut nicotine levels so theyaren't addictive. The FDA gained authority to regulate ingredients incigarettes and other tobacco products in 2009.

5 The FDA has hadlegal challenges with the big tobacco companies. In the about15% of adults smoke. If you're heading out for Spring Break, be advised there is a traveladvisory throughout Mexico because of increased crime. On Febru-ary 21st, a Mexican ferry exploded injuring 25 people including 2 Americans. Officials said tourist resorts are still safe. There are nowarnings for Mexico City, Cancun and Los enforcement officerswill be conducting roadchecksover the St. Patrick's will be lookingfor impaired drivers, seat beltviolators, speeders and othertraffic violations. If you don'thave a designated driver, calla taxi, a friend, or a familymember to help you gethome Fax: 770-336-9340e-mail.