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Atlanta News First has the largest team of investigative reporters in the city. Now, in this series of podcasts, we take you behind the scenes of our most recent investigations. © 2025 Behind the Investigation with Atlanta News First Politik & Regierungen
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  • The haunted HOA: Fined $25 a day for growing tomatoes | Behind the Investigation
    30 Oct 2026

    What happens when planting tomatoes in your front yard turns into a $25-a-day fine and an all-out neighborhood war?

    In this episode of Behind the Investigation, Atlanta News First investigative reporters Anastassia Olmos and Andy Pierrotti dig into the story of an Acworth, Georgia family who found themselves in the crosshairs of their homeowners association over a couple of trough gardens.

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    14 min
  • Jailed 13 days for a crime she didn't commit: When Flock gets it wrong | Behind the Investigation
    27 Oct 2026

    An innocent Florida woman jailed 13 days on triple vehicular homicide — all because of two Flock photos of her car. Chief Investigator Brendan Keefe joins Anastasia Olmos on Behind the Investigation to detail the wrongful arrest, life in max security, how the case fell apart, the new arrest, lawsuits against the troopers, and Florida's statewide Flock crackdown.

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    24 min
  • Punished for a disability? | Behind the Investigation
    27 Oct 2026

    Reporter Andy Pierrotti joins Chief Investigator Brendan Keefe on Behind the Investigation to break down two Fayette County cases — a 13-year-old with autism charged and moved toward expulsion, and a 6-year-old suspended 14 times, once over a sandwich bitten into a gun — plus what data shows about discipline, training gaps, and 71% of kids in Georgia detention receiving special ed services.

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    19 min
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