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*President Trump is heading back to Georgia. A midterm rally is scheduled for Saturday night in Macon. Trump just made a stop in Dalton last week in support of Senate candidate and Congressman Mike Collins and Rick Jackson, who is running for governor on the GOP ticket. Former President Obama will campaign in Atlanta on October 28.
*An employee of a Chatham County gas station is accused of taking cash payments without making drivers pay at the pump of a local Circle K. In all, she allegedly allowed the drivers to get away with more than 3,000 gallons of diesel, which amounted to around $20,000 worth. The 25-year-old is charged with theft by taking.
*A deadly crash involving a child is under investigation in Coweta County. The state patrol says a juvenile was driving an ATV that veered off Pate Road on Monday afternoon. The boy died after he hit a mailbox and overturned. FOX5 reports the child was just eight years old.
*Atlanta police are investigating a fatal shooting at a school. Officers say a student at Atlanta Tech died from a self-inflicted gunshot room in a campus bathroom yesterday. Another student was shot previously when the gun accidentally fired inside a classroom. That student suffered a leg wound.
*A Virginia man is facing charges after investigators say a west Georgia church lost more than $60,000 in an alleged scam. Authorities say the suspect targeted a church in Troup County, convincing church representatives to send tens of thousands of dollars to him. Investigators tracked the money and ultimately arrested the suspect in New Jersey after he returned from a trip to Ghana. Officials tell WTVM the case serves as a reminder for churches, businesses and other organizations to verify payment requests before sending money electronically.