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Victoriaâs Secret armed robber draws 15-year prison term; burglar gets 9 years
Fayette District Attorney Marie Broder. Photo/Submitted.
The Fayette County District Attorneyâs Office has been hard at work the past three weeks trying cases, reports Fayette District Attorney Marie G. Broder.
Senior Assistant District Attorney Dan Hiatt picked a jury to try the case of the State of Georgia vs. Eugene Martin May 3. Martin, a 35-year-old man from Albany, Ga., faced armed robbery and aggravated battery charges.
On September 3, 2020, Martin and another man entered the Victoriaâs Secret in The Avenue shopping center in Peachtree City. He sprayed the victim, an employee of the store, with pepper spray and fled the scene with more than $2,000 worth of merchandise.
On Tuesday April 13, 2021 at approximately 12:30pm, the Spalding County Sheriff’s Office along with Spalding County Fire responded to a fire call on Jackson Road near the Spalding County Butts County line. When units arrived, they found a Chevrolet Z71 pickup truck parked just inside a wood line fully engulfed in flames. As the fire was being extinguished Fire Fighters located 2 bodies in the bed of the truck. Spalding County Sheriff’s Office Investigators, Crime Scene Investigators, Spalding County Coroner Michael Pryor, along with Griffin Judicial Circuit District Attorney Marie Broder responded to the scene.
Sheriff Darrell Dix, “We immediately began contacting other local agencies to see if they had reports of any missing persons or stolen vehicles matching the description of the truck. Due to the extreme heat generated by the fire we had to wait more than 2 hours before we could begin processing the scene. Once the scene was safe our Crime Scene Investigators went to work