This Week's 10 Most Popular Stories: Claims of Innocence, Business Reviews and Punched Locks

Here are the 10 most popular stories on Dacula Patch for the week ending Feb. 1:

1. ‘It’s Not Me Man!’: Arrestee Proclaims Innocence As Officer Approaches Vehicle

Incident at Little Mulberry Park leads to the arrest of a Dacula man on drug and obstruction charges.

2. Read Recent Reviews for Dacula Businesses

Dacula Patch readers share their experiences and opinions about local businesses.

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A look at a few of the most notable stories this week on Dacula Patch.

4. New Health Inspection Scores Range From 75 to 99

A look at the most recent restaurant inspections by the East Metro Health District.

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Schools that "exclude, condemn, and demonize students for who they are and who they accept in their lives" should not receive public funds, according to a report from an Atlanta education policy group.

6. More Ford Trucks Targeted in Mall of Georgia Area Car Break-ins

The Jan. 19 break-ins were the latest in a series of incidents in which thieves punched or pried locks on Ford F150s and Ford F250s.

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A look at top stories from Patch sites across Georgia.

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Several involved pickup trucks and small SUVs in which the locks were broken, including one this past weekend at the Hamilton Mill 14 in Dacula.

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The three applicants for the City of Dacula liquor license presented their qualifications to council during a Jan. 30 called work session.

10. Dacula Docket Book for Jan. 29

Several Dacula residents were booked into the Gwinnett County Jail between Jan. 26 and Jan. 29. 

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