FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. (WXIA) -- A Fayette County woman says she is outraged after becoming the latest victim of a troubling trend called "upskirting" -- in which someone uses a camera or cell phone to snap lewd photos under a woman's dress.

Audra Puckett says she was shopping in a JCPenney store when the suspect crept up behind her.

"I turned my head and I saw that there was a man behind me with his hand up my skirt," she said.

According to the police report obtained by 11Alive News, the man placed "an object under her skirt." Puckett then said she "observed a flash," as if "a picture had been taken."

Puckett says she confronted and chased after the man who tried to walk out of the store.

"I grabbed him," she said. "And I had my hands digging into him as he was trying to get away."

FAYETTE COUNTY, Ga. -- Authorities are investigating after two Rottweilers have been burned in less than three weeks.

The dogs were taken to the Fayette County Animal Hospital, where they are being treated for severe injuries.

You don't have to be a veterinarian to know that Jade the Rottweiler is in pain.

A lot of it.

"It's hurt, and it can't tell you how bad it's hurt," said Erin Meurer, a veterinary technician with the Fayetteville Animal Hospital. "And I think that's where a lot of people go wrong. They think, 'Oh, it's just a dog.' But it's not just a dog; it's a living breathing creature."

FAYETTE COUNTY, Ga. – A county chairman is trying to bring driverless cars to Georgia's roads.

Fayette County Chairman Steve Brown is working closely with the Georgia legislature to get Google's controlled testing driverless car technology to the county.

"They're smaller than a VW Bug and they are made out of lightweight plastic materials. They only go 25 miles an hour," Brown said.

Brown says Google is manufacturing 200 of the driverless vehicles and he'll take as many they'll send.

"They'll actually save road capacity," Brown said. "Instead of having to build another lane, since they will drive close to another, you won't have to build more lanes and you will have more space on the highways."