Man accused of slashing tents at Atlanta homeless camp appears in court
The man who was captured on video apparently slashing tents at a homeless encampment made his first appearance in court Wednesday. Law enforcement officials took Daniel Barnett, 42, into custody Tuesday after the tents were damaged over the weekend.
Accused Atlanta homeless tent slasher granted bond | What's next
The BriefThe man accused of slashing the tents of homeless individuals in Atlanta was granted a $60K bond.Attorneys for the suspect, Daniel Barnett, say he was not willfully damaging tents. He was just following orders to clear the property.
Police ID suspect in tent-slashing at homeless camp where Cornelius Taylor died
The Atlanta Police Department has identified the man accused of slashing tents last week at the same homeless encampment where Cornelius Taylor died after a construction vehicle struck him while clearing the site in January.
Atlanta police confirm arrest of man accused of slashing homeless tents
The Atlanta Police Department confirmed Tuesday afternoon that, alongside the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office, the man accused of slashing tents at a homeless encampment near Ebenezer Baptist Church was arrested.
Man seen slashing tents at homeless encampment arrested, police say
The man seen on video damaging property at an Atlanta homeless encampment was arrested Tuesday, according to the Atlanta Police Department. The video from March 7 shows Daniel Barnett, 42, destroying tents on Old Wheat Street in Sweet Auburn.
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Homeless encampment in East Austin shut down due to 'high wildfire risk'
A homeless encampment in East Austin was shut down after the city said it was located on "high wildfire-risk" land.
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Tent-slashing raises questions about Old Wheat Street encampment sweep
Caseworkers faced threats from suspect Daniel Barnett before a January sweep ended in Taylor’s death. Could officials have acted sooner?
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D.C.’s homeless may get moved, but the problem isn’t going away
He did, however, but for reasons having little to do with the conditions of chronically homeless people living in tents and makeshift shelters on streets and in parks. Stating the situation ...