ATLANTA -- The Supreme Court of Georgia has rejected a convicted murderer's claim that his right against double jeopardy was violated.

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Jason Pierce killed two college students and shot his girlfriend in the face on Aug. 26, 1999. He pleaded guilty in 2003 to aggravated assault and two counts of malice murder, and received two consecutive life sentences without parole.

In 2011, aggravating circumstances forced the state's high court to throw out Pierce's sentences. The case was sent back to a lower court. Pierce withdrew his guilty pleas, then argued that retrying him would be double jeopardy.

EAST POINT, Ga. -- East Point police said someone is impersonating a member of the force, and they are asking for the public's help in identifying him.

The suspect pulled over a car on Interstate 285 south just before the Camp Creek Parkway exit on Feb. 2.

East Point Police Lt. Cliff Chandler said the suspect was driving a brown Ford Crown Victoria, possibly from the early 2000s. He tapped the back bumper of the victim's car while pulling it over.

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The suspect told the victim he was a police officer conducting a traffic stop. The victim suspected the man was not a cop and began asking questions. The suspect then ran back to the Crown Victoria and drove away.

EAST POINT, Ga. -- It was 4:30 a.m. in the empty lobby of the automobile title office of the state Department of Revenue.

The quiet was pierced by breaking glass and metal from a white stolen van that backed through lobby's front window.  A surveillance camera the images. 

The thieves' target was two automated teller machines in the lobby. Three men appear in the video, leaping through the wreckage. 

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"It was well organized. They stole a van, came down here, smashed it. They kind of encountered some problems but they overcame them and were out of here very quickly. So it was very organized," said Chief Josh Waite of the Department of Revenue police