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Cops seek man seen taking shopper's $40 from N. Fulton Wal-Mart floor

Milton Police are seeking a man for questioning in relation to a theft case at Wal-Mart.
Milton Police are seeking a man for questioning in relation to a theft case at Wal-Mart.
By Becca J G Godwin
Feb 9, 2017

Milton Police are seeking a man for questioning in relation to a theft case.

The suspect was observed picking up $40 in cash that had been "noticeably dropped by the customer in front of him" on the floor, according to Facebook.

Milton Police are seeking this man for questioning in relation to a theft case at Wal-Mart.
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The incident happened at Wal-Mart, located at 5200 Windward Parkway, on Feb. 2.

Milton was recently ranked as Georgia's second safest city by SafeWise.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Scott Harrell, at 678-242-2614 or via email at scott.harrell@cityofmiltonga.us, and may reference case number 17-00202.

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