Athens-Clarke County police have arrested a 26-year-old man for being a peeping Tom in the women’s room at a Target.

Police say a wanted University of Georgia professor found dead in the woods over the weekend shot himself but left no suicide note.

Officials have confirmed a body found in the north Georgia woods is that of a professor wanted for killing his wife and two other people at a community theater two weeks ago. Officials say the Georgia Bureau of Investigation crime lab confirmed Saturday that the body is 57-year-old University of Georgia marketing professor George Zinkhan.

According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, two revised sketches of UGA shooting suspect George Zinkhan may make it easier to spot him even if he has shaved off his hair or beard, said the Georgia Bureau of Investigation artist who developed the different looks for Athens police investigators.

Athens-Clarke County police say they’ve found the passport of a University of Georgia professor suspected of killing his wife and two others outside a community theater. Capt. Clarence Holeman confirmed Monday that the passport of George Zinkhan was found inside the wrecked Jeep uncovered in a ravine a few miles from his home Friday. Authorities say the marketing professor never showed up Saturday for a flight he had scheduled to Amsterdam prior to the April 25 shootings.

Police say they’ve found a vehicle that belongs to a former University of Georgia professor suspected of killing his wife and two other people outside a community theater last week. Athens-Clarke County Police said Friday morning that they found George Zinkhan’s vehicle overnight in the northwestern part of Clarke County, the same county where the university is located.

Officials at the University of Georgia are urging Athens residents to be cautious as the search for a marketing professor suspected in three killings continues. Classes resumed Monday on the campus where 57-year-old George Zinkhan has taught since the 1990s. Meanwhile, the university announced that he has been fired.

A first-grader at an elementary school in northeast Georgia has been arrested on charges she attacked her teacher. Athens-Clarke County police say the 8-year-old girl repeatedly hit her teacher at Oglethorpe Avenue Elementary School in front of her classmates Tuesday. Police say she then went outside the classroom and “wildly” waved a large stick.

A first-grader at an elementary school in northeast Georgia has been arrested on charges she attacked her teacher. Athens-Clarke County police say the 8-year-old girl repeatedly hit her teacher at Oglethorpe Avenue Elementary School in front of her classmates Tuesday. Police say she then went outside the classroom and “wildly” waved a large stick.