Dixon Cumberland Mall J’Quawn Dixon was arrested after police said he left his two young children in a hot vehicle at Cumberland Mall on Wednesday. (Source: Cobb County Sheriff's Department/WSBTV) ...

J’quawn Dixon, 23, of Snellville, is accused of leaving two children under the age of 18 inside a vehicle without air-conditioning for 41 minutes in 80 degree weather on June ...

J’quawn Dixon was charged with two counts of second-degree cruelty to children for leaving a child in a vehicle without air conditioning for 41 minutes in 80-degree weather.

A witness called 911 after spotting two children inside a hot car at Cumberland Mall, Georgia deputies told news outlets. Google Street Image from July 2024 ©2025 Google Two children were left ...

A witness called 911 after spotting two children inside a hot car at Cumberland Mall, Georgia deputies told news outlets. Google Street Image from July 2024 ©2025 Google Two children were left ...

A witness called 911 after spotting two children inside a hot car at Cumberland Mall, Georgia deputies told news outlets. Google Street Image from July 2024 ©2025 Google Two children were left ...

A witness called 911 after spotting two children inside a hot car at Cumberland Mall, Georgia deputies told news outlets. Google Street Image from July 2024 ©2025 Google ...

COBB COUNTY, Ga. — A Snellville father was arrested and faces charges after being accused of leaving his two children inside a hot car in Cobb County.

Cobb Planning Commission approves plan to replace hotel with apartment complex near Cumberland Mall. By WSB Radio News Staff and Ashley Simmons. June 04, 2025 at 10:10 am EDT.

WXIA-TV Atlanta. Warrants charge father with leaving 2 young kids in hot car at Cumberland Mall. Posted: June 11, 2025 | Last updated: June 11, 2025 ...

Officers broke into a hot vehicle at Cumberland Mall on Wednesday to save two young children, Cobb County police said. Police responded to the mall parking lot at around 12:56 p.m. after a 911 ...

The much-anticipated construction of a new Crown Event Center in downtown Fayetteville will not go forward, according to a 5-2 vote by the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners on June 4.