Man caught on camera breaking into SW Atlanta Family Dollar

Atlanta, GALocal News

Atlanta police are actively seeking the public's assistance in identifying a man who was seen on surveillance footage committing a burglary at a local Family Dollar store. The incident occurred around 2 a. m. on September 6 on Cascade Road, where the suspect broke the front glass door to enter the store. After gaining access, he stole 16 packs of cigarettes and a pair of glasses, highlighting the brazen nature of the crime.

The suspect is described as a Black male, wearing camouflage clothing, black and white Adidas pants, and light-colored Yeezy slides at the time of the burglary. This incident raises concerns about local crime, particularly in retail areas. The Atlanta police are urging anyone who recognizes the individual or has further information to reach out to the Crime Stoppers Atlanta tip line at (404) 577-8477. The quick action of the community could be crucial in resolving this case. As police continue their investigation, they are committed to ensuring safety in the area.

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