Andisheh pointed out to Dave and I (via Twitter) that CrimeReports.com was showing an “armed robbery” at the 400 block of Pharr Road on Monday November 30th.

A inquiry to DPD this morning garnered this reply from Juanchella Francis…

A shooting did occur but no one was hurt. The investigation is still very active and we are following some leads.

I’ll let you know if I hear further detail.

Beth writes in with details about this Sunday’s Oakhurst Presbyterian Church’s free annual trade and craft show.

Holiday Market Place at Oakhurst Presbyterian Church, 118 2nd Ave, City of Decatur will host its annual free trade and hand made crafts marketplace on Sunday, December 6. Come to the fellowship hall between 1:00PM – 4:00PM   to find beautiful gifts. Proceeds go toward mission trips and conferences for young people. Call 404-378-6284 or see the web site (www.oakhurstpresbyterian.org) for more information.

I can’t say that I was able to sit around last night and await the verdict in the Atlanta mayor’s race, but a leisurely scroll up my AJC feed  on Google Reader and a check on CL’s excellent, continuously updated election post gave me a good recap of the night’s razor-thin, unofficial win by Kasim Reed.

Reed is already making the media rounds this morning, making pledges of a new, better, friendlier Atlanta police chief.  Low hanging fruit indeed, but really who could resist such a scrumptious political apple? Yum…police chief.

And though Mary Norwood is still promising a recount, the fall-out has already begun…in the AJC blog comments section.

It took precisely three comments on Jim Galloway’s fine recap of last night for the conversation to devolve into some sort of emotional therapy for those who suffer from knee-jerk reaction syndrome.

Why the AJC continues to allow itself to be a platform to yahoos and trolls is beyond me.  But if it’s simply a budget issue, please suck it the heck up and hire yourself a comments moderator.

The New York Times has 11 of ‘em.  Do Atlanta and its new mayor (regardless of who it is) a favor and hire at least ONE.