Top 10 most popular stories for Dec. 3-9

As of Sunday, December 9, 2012
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Below are the top 10 most viewed stories during the week of Dec. 3-9, 2012 on the Gwinnett Daily Post website. Click on the link to see what you may have missed.

Movie being filmed in downtown Lawrenceville

It's lights, camera, action in downtown Lawrenceville this week, so if you see movie crews don't be surprised.

Cops: Drunk UGA fan groped, licked, flashed restaurant patrons

An intoxicated Georgia Bulldog fan allegedly wreaked havoc at two Dacula restaurants last week, groping, licking and flashing fellow patrons before being arrested.

Lawrenceville approves QuikTrip on Scenic Highway

The third time was the charm for the QuikTrip Corporation, as it was finally given the go-ahead by the Lawrenceville City Council to build a new facility at 181 Scenic Highway, an area considered to be the "Gateway to the Downtown Area."

Basketball game moved to afternoon for safety reasons

After an ugly incident when the two high schools played a varsity football game on Oct. 5, officials at Collins Hill and Peachtree Ridge decided to send a message — it won't happen again.

Grayson man charged in fatal traffic accident

James Earl White, 73, of Grayson was arrested Monday and charged with misdemeanor vehicular homicide and failure to obey a stop sign.

Buford man killed by police officers identified

Jose Antonio Hernandez-Gonzalez reportedly told police Tuesday night they would have to shoot him before he dropped his loaded .357 revolver.

Copeland speaks at human trafficking awareness event

Snellville resident Aimee Copeland spoke at a fundraising dinner Wednesday night for an Atlanta nonprofit that helps victims of human trafficking.

Former Falcon in jail for fourth time in two years

Former Atlanta Falcon Grady Jackson is in the Gwinnett County jail for the fourth time in less than two years.

Student cut during bathroom altercation

A student at Duluth Middle School suffered non life-threatening injuries Thursday afternoon after he was allegedly cut by another student during a fight in the bathroom.

Price for I-85 toll lanes soars to record high

The cost to use interstate toll roads in metro Atlanta, which has been steadily rising in recent months, has hit a new record.

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