‘I can’t call my parents?:’ Another street racing suspect arrested in Atlanta

ATLANTA — Another street racing suspect in Atlanta has been arrested.

On Sunday at around 10:45 p.m., officers responded to Moreland Avenue in reference to some street racers doing donuts in the parking lot of an Aldi.

Officers saw a Dodge Charger doing donuts. Once officers tried to stop it, the driver was identified as 17-year-old Corbin Connors from Morrow.

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An officer then threw a stop stick at Connors’ wheel, causing his tire to go flat. Connors was then arrested.

Connors was charged with fleeing and eluding along with reckless driving.

He was bonded out on Tuesday.

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