JOHNS CREEK, Ga. -- A Johns Creek man was arrested Thursday after admitting to police that he faked his kidnapping.

Aftab Aslam faces several felony charges, including terroristic threats, false statements and tampering with evidence.

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The 19 year old disappeared Apr. 27. He initially told police he was drugged and held prisoner, according to Johns Creek spokesman Doug Nurse.

Aslam's parents received a text on the day their son vanished, saying the teen had been kidnapped and warning them not to call police. Nurse said investigators determined the text was sent from near Aslam's home, and eventually learned Aslam had purchased the phone and sent the text.

ATLANTA -- As we head for Championship Weekend, take a look at the latest USA Today Metro Atlanta Super 25 Girls Lacrosse Poll. The birds from North Fulton still lead the way.

The Milton girls are still atop the Super 25 this week, with Walton, Lassiter, Centennial, and Mill Creek in the top 5.

Westminster, McIntosh, Alpharetta, Chattahoochee, and Kell round out the top 10.

The Metro Atlanta Super 25 polls are computer generated and produced exclusively by USA Today High School Sports for 11Alive News and 11Alive.Com

LAWRENCEVILLE -- Lawrenceville residents felt the Earth move under their feet yesterday afternoon, due to a controlled blast on Highway 316 by the Georgia Department of Transportation. 

The explosion was designed to remove a patch of stubborn granite from the construction site on University Parkway at State Route 20. It's the third in a series of four controlled blasts, with the final event scheduled for next week, weather permitting. 

Engineers are redesigning the interchanges at Highway 316 and Collins Hill Road and also at State Route 20, removing the traffic signals and building fly-over bridges. 

Highway 316 has been controversial for years due to a high number of severe crashes at numerous signalized intersections.