Several Clayton County apartment units were condemned Saturday afternoon after a 3-year-old girl fell through a bathroom floor into the crawl space underneath the building. Residents had been complaining that the apartments had not been kept up very well, including issues involving mice, plumbing, mold and electricity problems. Code enforcement officers inspected the building and condemned 10 units, five of which were vacant.

An apartment resident said the floor had to be incredibly weak for a 3-year-old girl to fall through. The girl's family moved to another unit in the building. The apartment owner had promised to help tenants relocate, police said, but later rescinded his offer.

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An 8-year-old girl went through vascular and plastic surgery Tuesday evening after being attacked by two dogs in DeKalb County, authorities said. She was severely injured and is in critical condition at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta at Egleston.

Police said she was playing outside when she was approached and attacked by two Staffordshire Terriers. A police officer arrived on the scene and used his baton to forcefully remove the dogs. They began to circle the officer, reports say, so the officer pulled a gun and shot one dog. The other ran away and was later caught by animal control officials, who will euthanize the dog. Police located the owner, who will face several charges.

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A 16-year-old Clayton County driver hit another car head-on, authorities said, instantly killing the other driver. The Jonesboro teen faces multiple charges, according to authorities.

The teen was charged with failure to yield and driving without a license, police said Monday, but there could be more charges later in the investigation. Two other people, who were no longer at the scene of the crash, could also be considered for charges, police said.

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A man who hit a 10-year-old boy begged onlookers at a nearby bus stop to help give the boy CPR, reports say, but nobody responded. Eventually two people helped, one running to the nearby fire station. The boy was in critical condition Thursday night.

The driver was not charged with an offense, police said, because he drove through a green light, and the boy walked across the street without the protection of a crosswalk. The child was wearing dark clothing, and there were few street lights. He was with his younger brother, who was not injured.

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A two-car collision Monday night killed one driver and left the other in critical condition, police said. There were no passengers. A 37-year-old driver crossed the center line of the road and struck another vehicle head-on. He was pronounced dead at the scene, police said. The other driver was airlifted to Atlanta Medical Center. She was in critical condition in the intensive care unit as of Tuesday afternoon.

Police say neither driver would have been driving faster than 50 miles per hour. It is unclear whether drugs or alcohol were involved, police say, but the investigation continues.

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