A teacher was found dead in his car Wednesday, two days after he was reported missing, Doraville police said.

No foul play is suspected in Richard Weiner’s death, police spokesman Gene Callaway said.

Weiner, 60, was last seen leaving the Curry Honda dealership in Chamblee at noon Monday, Callaway said. He was found about 5:15 p.m. Wednesday in his dark blue 2009 Mazda 5.

Weiner’s family told police the disappearance was extremely unusual.

Weiner was in his first year as a math teacher at Tapestry Public Charter School.

In other news:

Kecole and Kemeca Dukes could be sent back to prison for selling crack cocaine. The twins, 40, of Gainesville, have multiple convictions for distributing the substance. Kemeca pleaded guilty and Kecole was found guilty in late March 2018.

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