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Cops: Truck found, no arrests yet in North Fulton Chick-fil-A shootout

One of the two vehicles involved in a shootout last week at an Alpharetta Chick-fil-A has been recovered by police.
One of the two vehicles involved in a shootout last week at an Alpharetta Chick-fil-A has been recovered by police.
By Mitchell Northam
March 26, 2018

The Alpharetta Department of Public Safety has located one of the two vehicles involved in a shootout at a Chick-fil-A last week.

Police found the 2016 blue Dodge Ram pickup truck, but are still searching for a dark green Chevrolet Trail Blazer.

Police would not say where they found the truck, but did confirm that it had bullet holes in it from gunshots.

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Alpharetta police said last week that the shooting was an “isolated” incident. No one was hurt.

The shootout happened Thursday, March 22 at a Chick-fil-A on Old Milton Parkway. The parties involved fled the scene before police arrived.

As of Monday, no arrests have been made, police said.

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Anyone with information about the shooting or the people and vehicles involved is asked to call police at 678-297-6307. Information and tips can also be sent through the ADPS Facebook page.

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