Man in wheelchair left on the floor after East Point home invasion

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A wheelchair-bound man's harrowing experience following a home invasion in East Point, Georgia, has sparked significant concern within the community. Found lying on his living room floor, the victim was reportedly confronted by two assailants who pulled a gun on him and kicked him in the face. This incident not only underscores the vulnerabilities faced by individuals with disabilities but also highlights a troubling trend in local crime. East Point police are actively investigating the case, seeking to bring the perpetrators to justice and reassure residents of their safety. The attack has raised alarm among community members, prompting discussions about crime prevention and the need for increased security measures.

Local authorities emphasize the importance of vigilance and encourage residents to report any suspicious activity. As the investigation unfolds, the community remains on high alert, reflecting the growing urgency surrounding public safety. This incident stands as a wake-up call, urging local stakeholders to address the increasing crime rates in the area.

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