DUNWOODY, Ga. -- Dunwoody Police have secured warrants for a man accused of scamming a woman who was supposed to appear in court.

According to Dunwoody Police spokesman Sgt. Mike Carlson, 46-year-old Carlos Sanchez Esquivel of Marietta will face a charge of first degree forgery.

Esquivel's alleged victim, 27-year-old Yovany Baltazar-Cardenas, received a traffic citation in Dunwoody last September. Esquivel told Baltazar-Cardenas not to appear at her scheduled court date because she was in the country illegally. He also told her that he worked as a court translator and would be able to take care of her citations, Carlson said.

Police said Esquivel charged Baltazar-Cardenas $1,000 for fake court documents in exchange for her citations.

When the victim did not attend court on her scheduled date, she was arrested for failure to appear.

MARIETTA, Ga. -- Cobb County police have arrested two men in connection with the November 2010 death of a cab driver.

The victim, 23-year-old Ricardo Peter Francois of Powder Springs, was shot to death in his Rayo Taxi service van on November 20, 2010. His body was discovered inside the cab, which was parked in front of a building at the Lincoln Hills apartment complex in Marietta.

In January 2012, police named two suspects in Francois' death.

One of the suspects, 17-year-old Javin Rhashad Andrews of Marietta, was already in jail on unrelated charges when his arrest warrant was secured.

The second suspect, 20-year-old James Levone Mitchell of Columbia, S.C., has been arrested without incident in his hometown. He is now awaiting an extradition hearing to Georgia.

Both Andrews and Mitchell have been charged with murder and aggravated assault.