APD tracks down robbery suspects; cologne leads officers to hiding spot

Atlanta, GALocal News

In a recent operation, the Atlanta Police Department arrested two men suspected of an armed robbery that occurred last month. The suspects, 24-year-old Kentraevious Hunter and 19-year-old Kortez Ragland, were apprehended with remarkable efficiency, and their arrests were captured on video. One suspect was spotted walking along Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard, while the other was located hiding in a crawl space, thanks to the distinctive scent of his cologne, which led officers directly to him. Both men now face multiple charges related to the robbery, highlighting the serious nature of their offenses.

This incident not only demonstrates the swift action of local law enforcement but also serves as a reminder of the importance of community vigilance in crime prevention. The details were reported based on information shared via the Atlanta Police Department's Facebook page, reinforcing ongoing public safety concerns.

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