ATLANTA -- A teen has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for an armed robbery in which the victim used her toes to type messages for help.

A Fulton County judge Tuesday sentenced 19-year-old Dontavius Jackson in the 2010 attack. He was found guilty of armed robbery, aggravated battery and other charges.

Authorities say Jackson broke into Amy Windom's home, beat her and forced her from room to room as he stole electronics, money and her ATM card. Authorities say he tied her to her bed, stole her car and fled.

ATLANTA – Police need your help in identifying a man wanted for the armed robbery of a convenience store at 647 Dill Avenue in Atlanta. According to police, the man approached the store clerk brandishing a handgun; he then aimed the gun at the clerks head and demanded cash. During the robbery, witnesses say the gun was discharged, however, the clerk escaped unharmed. 

The suspect got away with $200 in cash and an unknown amount of Georgia Lottery Tickets. Witnesses say the suspect fled toward Metropolitan Parkway on foot.

During the robbery, the suspect was dressed in a dark colored “Timberland” hoodie and he wore a black skull cap. The suspect, also, wore gloves during the robbery so detectives were unable to retrieve prints from the scene.

If you have any information about this robbery, call Crime Stoppers at 404-557-TIPS (8477). 

ATLANTA -- Two Southwest Atlanta residents were arrested Thursday in the death of their five-month-old child.

Tina Hanna, 25, and Lefty Hodge, 42, have been charged with murder and cruelty to children. They are being held in the Fulton County Jail.

The couple's infant was found unresponsive by Grady EMS in an apartment on M. L. King Jr. Drive on Sept. 3, according to Atlanta Police spokeswoman Kim Jones.

The child was later pronounced dead at Hughes Spalding Hospital. Police have not said whether the baby was a boy or a girl.

After the infant's death, DFACS took custody of two other small children living in the same apartment, Jones said. Hanna was also arrested that day on an outstanding warrant from Conyers Police; she was later released.

The Fulton County Medical Examiner has determined the child died from dehydration and severe malnutrition.