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Suspects arrested in Rockdale tied to multiple vehicle break-ins

The two suspects were arrested near a Walmart on Fairington Road in Lithonia.

Credit: Henri Hollis

Credit: Henri Hollis

The two suspects were arrested near a Walmart on Fairington Road in Lithonia.
By Mary Helene Hall
July 29, 2022

Two suspects were arrested this week after the Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office said they were linked to more than 30 incidents involving vehicle break-ins and fraudulent financial transactions.

Quentin Little, 31, and Sandra Cummings, 28, were arrested near a Walmart on Fairington Road in Lithonia after a brief foot chase, authorities said in a news release.

Their arrests come after multiple stakeouts were conducted near the Daniels Bridge area “to reduce the likelihood of victimization and to apprehend the subjects committing these crimes,” according to the release.

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Mary Helene is a reporting intern working with the Crime & Public Safety team and a student at Mercer University. She has previously worked as a reporter for AL.com and currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of The Cluster, Mercer's student newspaper.

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