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Page 4C The Champion Legal Section, Thursday, August 21, 2014 www.championnewspaper.com ($638.00) in U.S. Currency. Conduct giving rise to said seizure was as follows: Said property: a. was directly or indirectly used or in tended for use to facilitate a violation of the Georgia Controlled Sub stances Act, O.C.G.A. § 16-13-30, more specifically, the possession, distribution, sale, or delivery of co caine and marijuana. b. was found in close proximity to said cocaine and marijuana; or c. represents proceeds derived or realized from said violation(s) of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act. During the month of March, 2014, Detective Crews was informed by a concerned citizen that an individual by the alias of “A1” was involved in il legal Cocaine distribution. The con cerned citizen was able to provide Detective Crews with a cell phone number for the subject and upon the Detective observing the number, He was able to immediately identify it to be the cell phone num ber for a subject he knows as Joshua Wayne Nutt whom he had come in contact with back in November, 2013, when Nutt contacted Crews about be ing a cooperative witness for a an ar rest of Nutt for Possession of Co caine at 2810 Lawrenceville Hwy, Tucker. However, Nutt never made good on his promise and failed to communicate further with Detective Crews. Several days after getting this com plaint, Detective Crews, acting in an undercover capacity, sent a text mes sage to Nutt, at phone number 404- 287-7328, which initiated a purchase for powder cocaine. Nutt responded to the text message, first wanting to know how Crews got his number and then taking Detective Crews order for a “ball of white girl” which is the street term for 1/8th of an ounce of powder cocaine. Nutt informed Detective Crews that the price would be either $150 or $190 and that he would be up and working in about an hour. About an hour later, Nutt called the Detective and informed him that he was ready to conduct the transaction. Nutt instructed Detective Crews to meet him in the parking lot of apart ment complex at 1491 Druid Valley Dr., The Park at Briarcliff Apartments. Nutt instructed Detective Crews to enter the complex, make the first right turn, park and then call him. De tective Crews did as Nutt had instruc ted and upon arriving at the desig nated location, made the phone call to Nutt who, a short time later, was observed emerging from apartment 1407-A. Nutt entered the passenger side of the undercover vehicle, at which time he handed Detective Crews a plastic baggy containing 4.4 grams of Cocaine; and after weigh ing the drugs, Detective Crews gave Nutt $170.00 derived from the DeKalb County Investigative Fund. On March 26, 2014, based on this evidence, Detective Crews was gran ted a search warrant for 1407 Druid Valley Dr., Apt A. He called Nutt and requested to purchase another 1/8th of an ounce of cocaine from him. They arranged to conduct the transaction at the same location and in the same manner as they did be fore. Upon arriving at the location, Detective Crews contacted Nutt, as he did before, at which time Nutt came out the target location and entered the undercover vehicle, at which time he gave Detective Crews a plastic bag containing the Cocaine and Crews in return gave him $140.00, as Nutt requested, which was derived from the DeKalb County Investigative Fund. Upon Nutt exiting the vehicle He was approached by SWAT at which time He attempted to flee on foot, but was apprehended after a short foot chase. Upon ex ecuting the search warrant, they made contact with and detained Car- lene Hill, who was inside bedroom #1. Upon searching the location they located 71.7 grams of Cocaine, which was located individually packaged sit ting on the living room table, inside of and behind the dresser in bedroom #1. They also located 9.2 grams of Marijuana, which was located in the dresser drawer in bedroom #1. They seized an undetermined amount of USC, which was located in Nutt’s front right pant pocket ++Nutt and HHI++ were arrested and transported to DeKalb County Jail. The U.S. currency was transported to BB&T Bank where it was counted by an employee and determined to be $638.00. The currency was then de posited in an account at the bank Nutt was charged with Violation of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act. The cocaine and marijuana are subject to forfeiture pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13-49(d)(1). The cur rency is subject to forfeiture pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13-49(d)(2). Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13- 49(n)(3), any claim to the seized property must be sent within thirty days to the seizing law enforcement agency AND to Deputy Chief Assist ant District Attorney, Kenneth Hutcherson, by certified mail, return receipt reques ted. Robert D. James (Ga. Bar No. 389148) District Attorney Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit By: Kenneth Hutcherson Georgia Bar No. 380263 Deputy Chief Assistant District Attorney Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit 556 N. McDonough Street, Suite 700 Decatur, Georgia 30030-3355 Email: klhutcherson@dekalbcountyga.gov Main Office: (404) 371-2561 Fax: (404) 371-2981 050-361896 8/21,8/28,9/4WG In re: APPROXIMATELY 21.5 GRAMS OF COCAINE; APPROXIMATELY 48.1 GRAMS OF MARIJUANA; et al. NOTICE OF SEIZURE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY VALUED AT $25,000.00 OR LESS TO: ALL PERSONS CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN PROPERTY DE SCRIBED BELOW Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13-49(n), you are hereby notified that on June 11, 2014, the property described be low was seized at 3675 Flat Shoals Road, Room# 110, DeKalb County, Georgia by Detective M.N. Carter of the DeKalb County Police Depart ment: a. Approximately 21.5 grams of co caine; and b. Approximately 48.1 grams of marijuana; and c. Six hundred twenty dollars ($620.00) in U.S. Currency. Conduct giving rise to said seizure was as follows: Said property: a. was directly or indirectly used or in tended for use to facilitate a violation of the Georgia Controlled Sub stances Act, O.C.G.A. § 16-13-30, more specifically, the possession, distribution, sale, or delivery of co caine and marijuana. b. was found in close proximity to said cocaine and marijuana; or c. represents proceeds derived or realized from said violation(s) of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act. During the month of May, 2014, De tective Carter received information from a Confidential Informant regard ing illegal narcotics being sold from the Efficiency Lodge, room 110. De tective Carter set up surveillance at the location, at which time she ob served a male subject arrive at the hotel and enter room 110. She then noticed that shortly thereafter, sever al unknown people in various vehicles arrived at the hotel, go in side room 110 for less than 10 minutes and then leave, activity that is consistent with illegal drug distribu tion. The following day she set up a con trolled buy, where she took the Con fidential Informant to the hotel and, while under surveillance, observed them enter room 110 and return a short time later with .5 grams of Co caine which had been purchased from room 110 with funds derived from the DeKalb County Investigat ive Fund. Several days later, Detective M Crews and the Confidential Inform ant went back to the target location, where the Confidential Informant, while under surveillance, was ob served entering room 110 and return a short time later with 1.1 grams of Cocaine which had been purchased from room 110 with funds derived from the DeKalb County Investigat ive Fund. Due to these investigative findings, Detective Carter was issued a search warrant of the location and on June 11, 2014, DeKalb County SWAT and DeKalb County Narcotics Unit ex ecuted the search warrant. While ex ecuting the breach into the location, ++Gary Matthew++ ran to the bath room where he was discovered try ing to flush Cocaine down the toilet. Upon conducting the search, they located 48.1 grams of Marijuana and 21.5 grams of Cocaine, which was located in the toilet. They seized an undetermined amount of USC, which was located in Matthew’s pocket. Matthew was arrested and transpor ted to DeKalb County Jail. The U.S. currency was transported to BB&T Bank where it was counted by an em- ployee and determined to be $620.00. The currency was then de posited in an account at the bank. Matthew was charged with Violation of the Georgia Controlled Sub stances Act. The cocaine and marijuana are subject to forfeiture pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13- 49(d)(1). The currency is subject to forfeiture pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16- 13-49(d)(2) and (d)(6). Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13- 49(n)(3), any claim to the seized property must be sent within thirty days to the seizing law enforcement agency AND to Deputy Chief Assist ant District Attorney, Kenneth Hutcherson, by certified mail, return receipt requested. Robert D. James (Ga. Bar No. 389148) District Attorney Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit By: Kenneth Hutcherson Georgia Bar No. 380263 Deputy Chief Assistant District Attorney Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit 556 N. McDonough Street, Suite 700 Decatur, Georgia 30030-3355 Email: klhutcherson@dekalbcountyga.gov Main Office: (404) 371-2561 Fax: (404) 371-2981 050-361897 8/21,8/28,9/4WG In re: APPROXIMATELY 26.08 GRAMS OF HEROINE; et al. NOTICE OF SEIZURE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY VALUED AT $25,000.00 OR LESS TO: ALL PERSONS CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN PROPERTY DE SCRIBED BELOW Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13-49(n), you are hereby notified that on June 6, 2014, the property described be low was seized at LaFortune Drive at Kelly Lake Road, DeKalb County, Georgia by Detective M.D. Crews of the DeKalb County Police Depart ment: a. Approximately 26.08 grams of heroin; and b. One thousand five hundred ninety three dollars ($1,593.00) in U.S. Cur rency. Conduct giving rise to said seizure was as follows: Said property: a. was directly or indirectly used or in tended for use to facilitate a violation of the Georgia Controlled Sub stances Act, O.C.G.A. § 16-13-30, more specifically, the possession, distribution, sale, or delivery of heroin. b. was found in close proximity to said heroin; or c. represents proceeds derived or realized from said violation(s) of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act. More specifically, on May 30th, 2014, Detective Crews of the DeKalb County Narcotics Unit received in formation from a Confidential Inform ant (Cl) who advised him that an indi vidual known as “Sweet,” who was later identified as ++Roderick Parks++, was selling heroin in the area of Candler Rd., and Kelly Lake Rd. The Confidential Informant ad vised Detective Crews that they pur chased heroin from Parks in the past. Detective Crews was familiar with the alias “Sweet,” since October of 2013, due to three individuals overdosing after injecting Heroin that was pur chased from him. On this same date, Crews had the Confidential Informant to set up a controlled buy, which upon contact ing Parks they agreed to meet at the Citgo Gas Station on Candler Rd. to conduct a transaction for 1 gram of Heroin. The Confidential Informant was provided with an undisclosed amount of US currency derived from the DeKalb County Investigation Fund. Upon arriving to the Citgo Gas Station, the Confidential Informant, while under visual surveillance, met with Parks, at which time Detective Crews observed Parks hand the Con fidential Informant a white envelope in exchange for the USC, which was derived from the DeKalb County In vestigative Fund. Upon returning to the vehicle, the Confidential Inform ant relinquished the white envelope to Detective Crews which contained ,7g of Heroin. On June 6, 2014, Detective Crews re ceived a phone call from the Confid ential Informant, who advised that their friend, who was visiting from out of town, met with PARKS without their knowledge and purchased heroin. Immediately after purchasing the heroin from PARKS, the friend of the Confidential Informant, who was later identified as Curtis Chichester, drove to the CVS at 2458 Candler Rd., and injected himself with the heroin. Approximately 3-5 minutes later, EMS and Police received an emergency call of a person down at the CVS. Upon their arrival, they found Chichester unresponsive from an overdose. Chichester was taken to Grady for treatment. Detective Crews spoke to Officer Spruill, the responding officer, who advised that he interviewed Kelly Burke, the girlfriend of Chichester who was with him at the time of the overdose and she advised that Chichester had just purchased $75.00 worth of heroin from Parks, who was driving a green escape, on Lafortune Dr. A short time later, Detective Crews received another call from the Confid ential Informant who stated that an other friend of theirs, Timothy Burke, who had also purchased Heroin from Parks at the same time Chichester purchased his, had just injected some Heroin and is now being trans ported to Gwinnett Medical from an overdose on the same heroin. Fearing the heroin being distributed by Parks could be laced with an un known substance causing people who use it to become critically ill, De tective Crews obtained an arrest war rant for PARKS for the sale on May 30th. On June 6, 2014, upon being ob served driving his Ford Escape, Parks was pulled over and arrested. An open air sniff was conducted on the exterior of the vehicle by Officer Summe’s K-9, which resulted in an alert of the presence of illegal Narcot ics. Upon placing the K-9 in the interi or of the vehicle, the K9 alerted again to the presence of narcotics. Upon conducting an inventory search, Detective McBride located 6.08 grams of Heroin, which were concealed in a red Mentos bottle loc ated on the passenger side backseat floor board, in two separate white en velopes located on the front passen ger seat and in a white envelope loc ated on the passenger side floor board near the center console. They seized an undetermined amount of USC which was located in Park’s Pocket and in the center console of the vehicle. Detectives Crews and McBride con ducted a recorded Mirandized inter rogation where Parks admitted to selling heroin and that he had sold the heroin to Chichester and Burke which they overdosed on. On this same evening, Detective Crews, members of the Narcotics Section and K9 units conducted a “knock and talk” at Parks’ residence where they spoke with Parks’ mother and father who own the residence. They stated Parks has lived at their residence since January, 2014. They advised that Parks also owns a 1997 blue Dodge Intrepid which was parked in their driveway. They stated the vehicle is registered to their other son, Philippe Parks, but suspect Parks is the true owner and had it re gistered in his brother’s name. An open air sniff of the exterior of the Dodge Intrepid was conducted by Of ficer Carrigan and his K9, which res ulted in a positive hit of illegal narcot ics. The vehicle was then impounded and a search warrant was executed on it which resulted in 20 grams of Heroin located on the driver side floorboard. Unfortunately on June 7, 2014, De tective Crews was advised that Chichester had died as a result of in jecting the Heroin Parks had sold him. This information was confirmed by Grady Hospital. Parks was arrested and transported to DeKalb County Jail. The U.S. cur rency was transported to BB&T Bank where it was counted by an employ ee and determined to be $1,593.00. The currency was then deposited in an account at the bank. Parks was charged with Violation of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act. The heroin is subject to forfeit ure pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13- 49(d)(1). The currency is subject to forfeiture pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16- 13-49(d)(2) and (d)(6). Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13- 49(n)(3), any claim to the seized property must be sent within thirty days to the seizing law enforcement agency AND to Deputy Chief Assist ant District Attorney, Kenneth Hutcherson, by certified mail, return receipt requested. Robert D. James (Ga. Bar No. 389148) District Attorney Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit By: Kenneth Hutcherson Georgia Bar No. 380263 Deputy Chief Assistant District Attor ney Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit 556 N. McDonough Street, Suite 700 Decatur, Georgia 30030-3355 Email: klhutcherson@dekalb- countyga.gov Main Office: (404) 371-2561 Fax: (404) 371-2981 050-361898 8/21,8/28,9/4WG In re: APPROXIMATELY 15 MARIJUANA PLANTS; et al. NOTICE OF SEIZURE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY VALUED AT $25,000.00 OR LESS TO: ALL PERSONS CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN PROPERTY DE SCRIBED BELOW Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13-49(n), you are hereby notified that on June 10, 2014, the property described be low was seized at 3635 Broadview Court, DeKalb County, Georgia by Detective D. McBride of the DeKalb County Police Department: a. Approximately 15 marijuana plants; and b. One thousand four hundred ninety four dollars ($1,494.00) in U.S. Cur rency. Conduct giving rise to said seizure was as follows: Said property: a. was directly or indirectly used or in tended for use to facilitate a violation of the Georgia Controlled Sub stances Act, O.C.G.A. § 16-13-30, more specifically, the possession, distribution, sale, or delivery of marijuana plants. b. was found in close proximity to said marijuana plants; or c. represents proceeds derived or realized from said violation(s) of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act. More specifically, on June 10, 2014, Detective McBride of the DeKalb County Narcotics Unit responded to 3635 Broadview Court, Decatur, in reference to Detective Gagnon being at the location on a call and discover ing Marijuana growing in the back yard. Upon McBride arriving to the location, He was debriefed on the in cident by Detective Gagnon. Detect ive Gagnon advised that South pre cinct Officers had been dispatched out to the area due to a complainant called 911 advising they observed a group of males walking with a flat screen television and they were ob served walking behind the residence at 3635 Broadview Court. Upon the Officers arriving to the location, they entered the back yard area where the complainant advised the males went, at which time they observed marijuana plants growing in the back yard. Upon observing this, they de tained all the subjects that were in the back yard and contacted Detect ive McBride for further investigation. While waiting for Detective McBride to arrive, one of the male subjects, who was identified as ++Prince Gal- loway++, made a spontaneous utter ance to Officer Craven advising the Marijuana was his. Upon Officer McBride and Sgt. Chow arriving to the location, they entered the back yard, at which time they ob served the 15 live Marijuana plants. Due to Galloway’s utterance and find ing out that he resided at the location, they made contact with Yvonne Gal loway, Prince Galloway’s mother, who was advised of the situation and the Officers discovery. She advised that Galloway did reside at the loca tion but did not pay her rent to stay there and gave a verbal and written consent for the Detectives to search Galloway’s living space. Upon direct ing them to the room Galloway occu pies, they conducted the search with Mrs. Galloway being at the door in the event she wanted to withdraw her consent. Upon searching the room, they located less than an ounce of Marijuana which was in small bag gies in the closet. They seized an un determined amount of USC which was located in a Remy Martin bottle box and in a black personal hygiene travel kit which was also located in the closet. Galloway was arrested and transpor ted to DeKalb County Jail. The U.S. currency was transported to BB&T Bank where it was counted by an em ployee and determined to be $1,494.00. The currency was then deposited in an account at the bank. Galloway was charged with Violation of the Georgia Controlled Sub stances Act. The marijuana plants are subject to forfeiture pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13-49(d)(1). The cur rency is subject to forfeiture pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13-49(d)(2) and (d)(6). Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13- 49(n)(3), any claim to the seized property must be sent within thirty days to the seizing law enforcement agency AND to Deputy Chief Assist ant District Attorney, Kenneth Hutcherson, by certified mail, return receipt requested. Robert D. James (Ga. Bar No. 389148) District Attorney Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit By: Kenneth Hutcherson Georgia Bar No. 380263 Deputy Chief Assistant District Attorney Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit 556 N. McDonough Street, Suite 700 Decatur, Georgia 30030-3355 Email: klhutcherson@dekalbcountyga.gov Main Office: (404) 371-2561 Fax: (404) 371-2981 050-361899 8/21,8/28,9/4WG In re: APPROXIMATELY 14.4 GRAMS OF COCAINE; et al. NOTICE OF SEIZURE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY VALUED AT $25,000.00 OR LESS TO: ALL PERSONS CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN PROPERTY DE SCRIBED BELOW Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13-49(n), you are hereby notified that on June 18, 2014, the property described be low was seized at 4422 Northeast Ex pressway, DeKalb County, Georgia by Detective D. McBride of the DeKalb County Police Department: a. Approximately 14.4 grams of co caine; and b. Two thousand five hundred sev enty two dollars ($2,572.00) in U.S. Currency. Conduct giving rise to said seizure was as follows: Said property: a. was directly or indirectly used or in tended for use to facilitate a violation of the Georgia Controlled Sub stances Act, O.C.G.A. § 16-13-30, more specifically, the possession, distribution, sale, or delivery of co caine. b. was found in close proximity to said cocaine; or c. represents proceeds derived or realized from said violation(s) of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act. On June 18, 2018, while patrolling unincorporated DeKalb County, spe cifically in the area of Northeast Ex pressway, Officer Yarbro observed a gray Toyota, Corolla, not bearing any handicap decal or hangtag, parked in a marked handicap parking space with the passenger side door open. As He approached the vehicle, a male subject, later identified as ++Siraij lbrahim++, who was sitting in the driver's seat, exited the vehicle, at which time the Officer advised him to stay in the vehicle. However, Ibrahim started to flee the scene on foot, in spite being given several verbal commands to stop. Officer Yarbro took flight after Ibrahim while Lt. Baker secured the Corolla. The Officer was able to catch him on the South side of the building, at which time he was taken into cus tody for Obstruction. Upon conduct ing an inventory search of the vehicle, incident to Ibrahim’s arrest, the Officer located 14.4 grams of Co caine, which was between the driver seat and the center console. They seized an undetermined amount of US currency which was located in Ibrahim’s pants pocket. Ibrahim was arrested and transpor ted to DeKalb County Jail. The U.S. currency was transported to BB&T Bank where it was counted by an em ployee and determined to be $2,572.00. The currency was then deposited in an account at the bank. Ibrahim was charged with Violation of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act. The cocaine is subject to forfeit ure pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13- 49(d)(1). The currency is subject to forfeiture pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16- 13-49(d)(2) and (d)(6). Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13- 49(n)(3), any claim to the seized property must be sent within thirty days to the seizing law enforcement agency AND to Deputy Chief Assist ant District Attorney, Kenneth Hutcherson, by certified mail, return receipt requested. Robert D. James (Ga. Bar No. 389148) District Attorney Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit By: Kenneth Hutcherson Georgia Bar No. 380263 Deputy Chief Assistant District Attor ney Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit 556 N. McDonough Street, Suite 700 Decatur, Georgia 30030-3355 Email: klhutcherson@dekalb- countyga.gov Main Office: (404) 371-2561 Fax: (404) 371-2981 050-361900 8/21,8/28,9/4WG In re: APPROXIMATELY 5.4 GRAMS OF COCAINE; APPROXIMATELY 2 POUNDS OF MARIJUANA; et al. NOTICE OF SEIZURE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY VALUED AT $25,000.00 OR LESS TO: ALL PERSONS CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN PROPERTY DE SCRIBED BELOW Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13-49(n), you are hereby notified that on May 8, 2014, the property described be low was seized at 954 Moreland Ave. S.E., DeKalb County, Georgia by Of ficer W. Weber of the Atlanta Police Department: a. Approximately 5.4 grams of co caine; and b. Approximately 2 pounds of marijuana; and c. Two thousand two hundred seven dollars ($2,207.00) in U.S. Currency; and d. Brown Bulova Watch. Conduct giving rise to said seizure was as follows: Said property: a. was directly or indirectly used or in tended for use to facilitate a violation of the Georgia Controlled Sub stances Act, O.C.G.A. § 16-13-30, more specifically, the possession, distribution, sale, or delivery of co caine and marijuana. b. was found in close proximity to said cocaine and marijuana; or c. represents proceeds derived or realized from said violation(s) of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act. More specifically, on May 8, 2014 At lanta Police A.P.E.X. Unit was at tempting to locate a 2013 Dodge Ram. The vehicle in question was known to be associated with ++Mr. Jonathan Howard++. Mr. Howard had active warrants for his arrest. The police received word that Mr. Howard would be in the area of the 1100 block of Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. The vehicle was spotted unoc- cupied at 1120 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. During surveillance Mr. Thomas entered the vehicle and drove off in it. Mr. Howard was found behind 954 Moreland Avenue stand ing on the outside of the vehicle with the door open fumbling through some items. Mr. Howard was taken into custody and had a loaded Taurus 40 caliber handgun and a small pack age of suspected marijuana on his person. The smell of suspected marijuana was coming from the vehicle. A black back pack and a large black garbage bag were seen on the floor board of the vehicle. K-9 Officer Stephens assisted in a search of the vehicle. The K-9 alerted on the back pack and the garbage bag. In side the back pack was approxim ately 2 pounds of suspected marijuana. Inside the garbage bag was approximately 5.4 grams of sus pected cocaine. Mr. Howard had on his person two thousand two hun dred seven dollars ($2,207.00) of U.S. Currency. The drugs, gun and money were seized and placed into police property. All parties were charged accordingly. Howard was charged with Violation of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act. The cocaine and marijuana are subject to forfeiture pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13-49(d)(1). The cur rency is subject to forfeiture pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13-49(d)(2) and (d)(6). Pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 16-13- 49(n)(3), any claim to the seized property must be sent within thirty days to the seizing law enforcement agency AND to Deputy Chief Assist ant District Attorney, Kenneth Hutcherson, by certified mail, return receipt requested. Robert D. James (Ga. Bar No. 389148) District Attorney Stone Mountain Judicial Circuit By: Kenneth Hutcherson Georgia Bar No. 38026 3