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Couple accused of stealing police car with shotgun, rifle inside

Rudy Lee Vinson and Annastasia Nicole Earwood (Credit: Cartersville Police Department)
Rudy Lee Vinson and Annastasia Nicole Earwood (Credit: Cartersville Police Department)
By Ellen Eldridge
Dec 11, 2016

A stolen Cartersville police car has a shotgun and a rifle inside, police say.

Police suspect Rudy Lee Vinson and Annastasia Nicole Earwood stole the car Saturday, police spokeswoman Kelly Woodard said.

Vinson and Earwood are wanted on unrelated burglary charges.

The stolen police car is a white 2008 Dodge Charger with tag GV85379.

The car has a yellow troop support magnet on the back and an AED sticker on the left side.

Police said if you see the car, do not approach it, but call 911 or the Cartersville Police Department at 770-382-2526.

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