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👮 Tucker Library Bathroom Incident: Full Report Released

A DeKalb County police officer lost his reserve job after confronting a transgender woman about her restroom use at the Tucker-Reid H. Cofer Library last October. The full internal affairs report reveals the incident started when a library patron complained to a security guard, who then told officer George Weaver about the situation.

Weaver approached Sasha Swinson — who had already left the restroom and was using a library computer — and told her she'd need to use the men's or family restroom going forward. The problem? No law or library policy actually required that, and Weaver admitted he wasn't aware of any applicable law when investigators asked.

The security guard, for his part, said he never asked Weaver to intervene and didn't think Weaver had done anything wrong based on his tone. Investigators disagreed, siding with Swinson's complaint. They also flagged Weaver for not activating his body camera and failing to properly log his shift.

Weaver lost his $60/hour reserve officer gig and, according to one report, additional film industry traffic work that paid even more. He says he still doesn't believe he did anything wrong.

Swinson, meanwhile, said she wasn't trying to get anyone fired — but she's glad the department took her complaint seriously.

Read more from the source: Decaturish

🥘 Tucker Restaurant Week Is Back – 30+ Restaurants, 6 Days of Delicious Deals!

Mark your calendars, food lovers! Tucker Restaurant Week returns February 24 through March 1 with over 30 local restaurants serving up special menus and prices you won't want to miss.

This is the sixth year the City of Tucker and Discover DeKalb have teamed up to celebrate our amazing dining scene. And it's not just us who thinks it's special – the inaugural Tucker Restaurant Week won three national awards for how well it was organized and promoted!

Whether you're craving comfort food, international cuisine, or something sweet, you'll find incredible deals all week long at participating restaurants across Tucker.

Ready to plan your week of eating? Check out the full lineup of restaurants and their special offerings at www.tuckerrestaurantweek.com.

Don't miss out on six days of supporting local businesses while treating yourself to some fantastic food. See you there!

🎵 Tucker’s 2026 Winter Concert Series

📍Location: Tucker Recreational Center (4898 Lavista Road)
🗓️ Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm; music starts at 7pm

Join us for our 2026 Winter Concert Series! Enjoy a cozy evening filled with great vibes, live music, and feel free to pack your favorite snacks or dinner to enjoy during the show. This is a free event, but preregistration for each attendee is required due to limited space. It’s the perfect way to warm up your winter with fun, music, and community! [Ages 18+]

Dates:

• Friday, January 9, 2026

• Friday, January 23, 2026

• Friday, February 6, 2026

• ⭐️ Friday, February 20, 2026

Register here!