Eric Mock

5 days ago | fox5atlanta.com | Eric Mock

Two Sandy Springs police officers are being hailed as heroes after saving the life of a 9-month-old baby who was choking on a pistachio in March. Body camera footage released by the Sandy Springs Police Department shows the dramatic rescue, which unfolded on March 11 when officers responded to a 911 call about an infant who wasn’t breathing. What they're saying: "When we got on scene, that baby was turning blue," said Sgt. William Nelson, who arrived with Officer Jordan Ennis.

1 week ago | fox5atlanta.com | Eric Mock

Actor Tray Chaney, best known for his role on HBO’s The Wire, is speaking publicly about the powerful tornado that destroyed his Henry County home and left his 18-year-old son hospitalized with serious injuries. The EF-2 tornado struck on Thursday afternoon in the Locust Grove subdivision of Laurel Creek off of Fresh Laurel Lane, leveling the home Chaney and his family had built five years ago.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Eric Mock

The BriefTray Chaney's home was destroyed by an EF-2 tornado, leaving his son hospitalized with serious injuries after being thrown 300 feet into the woods. Chaney expressed gratitude for his neighbors' assistance and shared that his son is showing early signs of recovery, including the ability to squeeze his father's hand.

1 week ago | fox5atlanta.com | Eric Mock

The group Shepherd’s Men completed their annual 12-mile march through Cherokee County Monday to honor veterans and raise money for the SHARE military initiative. What we know: Shepherd’s Men had around 60 people gathered to conduct the march, their biggest turnout yet. The group started the march at the Reformation Brewery location in Canton and at the brewery in Woodstock. The group members took turns carrying two 75-pound kegs full of beer and a 150-pound sack of coffee beans.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Eric Mock

The BriefThe Shepherd’s Men organization completed its annual Memorial Day 12-mile march from Canton to Woodstock, with a record turnout of about 60 people. They carried 150 pounds of beer to symbolize the burdens veterans face when they return home from war. The beer, specially brewed by Reformation Brewery, raises money for Shepherd Center's SHARE Military Initiative. Several graduates of the SHARE program participated in the march and credited the initiative with saving their lives.