Atlanta police investigating possible smash-and-grab at Lululemon store

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Atlanta police are investigating a smash-and-grab burglary at a Lululemon store on Howell Mill Road that occurred early Tuesday morning. Officers discovered the store's front door shattered upon arrival. While the specific items stolen have not been disclosed, this incident raises alarms about increasing crime in the area. A nearby business owner recounted a similar incident where a group of six to ten burglars used stolen vehicles to break into their store, highlighting a troubling trend of violent thefts. Local business owners are increasingly worried about the safety of their employees and customers, as even high-profile retail locations like Lululemon are now targets.

The police have not identified any suspects and are urging anyone with relevant information to contact them or Crime Stoppers. This ongoing investigation underscores the need for community vigilance and support from law enforcement amid rising crime rates.

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