US EditionResidents hear about Main Street break-ins, crime prevention tactics
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Residents hear about Main Street break-ins, crime prevention tactics
Maj. Matthew Harden, at a DeKalb County Police Tucker Precinct virtual meeting on March 12, said several arrests have been made in connection to smash-and-grab burglaries along Main Street. While declining to comment specifically on the incidents, Harden said police “have cleared a lot of these cases.”Harden said several of the incidents are thought to be tied to youth-initiation directives, meaning that the suspects had been tasked with stealin…
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