Sunrise until 11:00pm unless posted otherwise Robinson Park at 885 Level Creek Road, Sugar Hill (baseball/softball complex entrance) Sunrise untill 11:00pm unless posted otherwiseĮ.E. Pinckneyville Park at 4758 South Old Peachtree Road, Peachtree Corners (park entrance) One Stop Norcross at 5030 Georgia Bell Court, Norcross Residents can bring their clean, empty glass containers to either of the following locations: Instead of glass being tossed in trash bins, manufacturers can reuse it to make items like kitchen tiles and insulation. One of the many benefits of glass recycling is more landfill space. This is part of Gwinnett County’s initiative to increase recycling and sustainability to help protect our environment and natural resources. The glass recycling program provides residents with the opportunity to drop off glass for safe and sustainable recycling. Jones’ full ruling is expected to be filed Monday night or Tuesday morning.Gwinnett County is expanding its glass recycling program with the opening of a third drop-off location at E.E. Judge Jones suggested limiting the number of people allowed to handle the photos. “We think that there’s a possibility it may be relevant and we don’t want to exclude it from evidence at this point,” Menendez said. Attorney Rick Menendez said it was still too early in the case to know for sure. Lawyers and law enforcement officials cannot be prosecuted for viewing or possessing child pornography as part of a criminal investigation or as part of a lawsuit.ĭistrict lawyers said the photos may be relevant to the case, but didn’t specify how. Lawyers for Gwinnett County Public Schools said in a hearing Monday that only the officer, another officer, a district lawyer and possibly an investigator from the Gwinnett County District Attorney’s Office had seen the photos. A school resource officer got the photos on his personal cell phone as part of the investigation. The mother of the alleged assailant somehow learned of the photos’ existence and alerted the school, Beck said. The photos were sent from the student to her boyfriend at the time, not the alleged assailant. “I cannot understand how the school can contend they’re possibly relevant to a claim that a different boy sexually assaulted her.” “She had no intent of any adult man or woman or school counselor or the school ever seeing these photos,” said Monica Beck, a lawyer for the student, in a Monday hearing.

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