Teens Cause Multiple Crashes in Metro Atlanta

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Authorities in metro Atlanta report that a group of misbehaving teenagers was responsible for several crashes that occurred overnight across multiple counties. The incidents have raised concerns among local deputies, who are now conducting an investigation into the events. Footage from FOX 5 cameras showed a wrecked vehicle on Browns Mill Road in Lithonia shortly after 1 a. m. Another crash was documented on Union Church Road in McDonough, where officers arrested at least one person.

A deputy from Rockdale County candidly stated that the situation involved "a bunch of kids just out acting a fool. " The investigation is being jointly handled by Rockdale and DeKalb County law enforcement. As of now, no injuries have been reported in connection with the crashes. Authorities are urging anyone with information to contact the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office.

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