ACWORTH, Ga. -- Acworth Police have arrested three people for damaging several cars and stores near the north end of Cobb Parkway.

Several witnesses said the perpetrators rode around in a silver Chevrolet Impala, shooting at cars and buildings with a BB or pellet gun, according to Acworth Police spokesman Maj. Wayne Dennard.

Patrol officers spotted the Impala in the parking lot of the Walmart on Cobb Parkway in Kennesaw and identified the driver as 17-year-old Caleb Fields.

Fields was arrested at the scene. Two other suspects -- 18-year-old Andrew Morgan and 22-year-old Christopher Kellner -- were arrested later at Morgan's Acworth home.

All three suspects were charged with criminal property damage stemming from at least 31 shooting incidents in Acworth, Kennesaw and unincorporated Cobb, according to Dennard. Fields was also charged with marijuana possession.

Dennard said additional charges may be possible as more victims come forward.

ROME, Ga. -- A Cartersville man has been indicted for nine counts of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy for issuing false FAA certificates.

Andrew Kent Anderson was arraigned in federal court in Rome on Tuesday. He was indicted for the charges in December.

According to information presented in court, the 57-year-old aviation consultant was hired to assist the Dubai Air Wing (DAW) obtain FAA approval for modifications they wanted to make to several planes. Anderson reportedly took $630,000 from the DAW, but never submitted the changes for approval; instead, he presented the DAW with fake certificates.

Anderson is also charged with conspiring with 54-year-old Tod Anderson of Portage, Mich.; Tod Anderson pleaded guilty in December to helping Andrew Anderson commit wire fraud.

Each charge against Anderson carries a maximum sentence of 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000.