Suspects tried to get away with stealing candy but forgot to put the brakes on their getaway cart

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On Halloween night, two suspects in Peachtree City sparked an unusual incident when they attempted to steal candy, only to forget to engage the brakes on their golf cart, leading to a chaotic escape that caused significant property damage. The runaway cart caused thousands of dollars in damages as it barreled through the neighborhood, alarming residents. The Peachtree City police are now investigating the incident and requesting the public's help to identify the suspects. Witnesses reported the golf cart's erratic behavior and the subsequent damage, which has raised concerns about safety in the community. Authorities emphasize the importance of community involvement in such cases, highlighting that tips from residents can be vital for resolving the investigation.

This incident not only draws attention to local crime but also serves as a reminder for residents to be vigilant during festive times. The police hope to prevent similar occurrences by fostering a collaborative environment where the community feels empowered to report suspicious activities. As the investigation unfolds, the Peachtree City police remain committed to ensuring the safety and security of their neighborhoods.

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