ATVs, dirt bikes stolen from Atlanta storage units, police say

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Atlanta police are probing a series of burglaries at a Public Storage facility on Fairburn Road, where thieves made off with several dirt bikes and ATVs. Officers responded to reports of the break-ins on July 9, uncovering multiple compromised storage units. Investigators are requesting assistance from the public, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in solving such crimes. Individuals with information can call the Crime Stoppers Atlanta tip line, which offers a reward of up to $5,000 for details leading to an arrest. This incident reflects a troubling trend of property crime in Atlanta, raising concerns among local residents.

The police department aims to strengthen community ties to combat such issues. Authorities stress that any information, no matter how small, could be crucial. Ongoing investigations into storage unit thefts may lead to broader efforts to enhance security measures at similar facilities.

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