Austell police remove three vehicles for possible disposal

Three vehicles removed by the Austell Police Department from various locations are considered abandoned and will be disposed if not redeemed, according to a legal ad.

They are a 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser removed from Thornton Road Dodge, Lithia Springs; a black utility trailer removed from Wesley Travento Apartments, Lithia Springs and another black trailer removed from Veterans Park, Austell.

Information: Willie’s Wrecker Service Inc., 770-947-7138.

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