The Garden Hills Town Crier website had a report Tuesday night from Charles
Meriwether of the neighborhood’s security committee of a burglary in the 500
block of East Wesley that took place between 10:15 and 11 a.m. on Monday, June
18.
The burglar reportedly pushed in the door
while his accomplice sat in a car in the driveway.
According to the report, no one was home at
the time the burglars entered the home, but the homeowner came home to find the
burglar’s accomplice sitting in a black late model Chevrolet Impala with tinted
windows in the driveway.
The homeowner called 911 after the person in
the car gave “a very flimsy reason why he was sitting in his driveway. After an exchange of words, the getaway
car left the scene leaving the burglar in the house with no ride,” according to
the Crier report.
“Realizing that he was operating without a
ride, the burglar that was in the house came out the front door and ran down
East Wesley toward Piedmont Road,” according to the Crier’s report.
Several items of jewelry (3 rings) were taken
along with several small electronic items and a purse with credit cards, the
Crier reported.
Zone II Atlanta Police officers quickly responded with
five cars in the neighborhood looking for the burglar who was on foot, the
crier reported. “The air (helicopter) unit was called to work the railroad
tracks and fly the neighborhood. The perp was ultimately located across
Piedmont on Burke Road in an abandoned house (or one under construction) and arrested.”
The accomplice driving the car has not been
apprehended.
The Crier said it had not seen the police report
“so I may not have all of the details correct,” Meriwhether said.
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