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Jeep rams through Cobb consignment shop

A Jeep rammed a Cobb County consignment shop Friday morning. (Credit: Ross Cavitt, Channel 2 Action News)
A Jeep rammed a Cobb County consignment shop Friday morning. (Credit: Ross Cavitt, Channel 2 Action News)
By Joshua Sharpe
Dec 16, 2016

A Jeep smashed through the front of a Cobb County shop on Friday morning.

People were reportedly inside the consignment shop at 3988 West Atlanta Road outside Smyrna, but Cobb police said there were no injuries.

Sgt. Dana Pierce said early Friday afternoon it wasn’t yet clear what caused the crash.

The shop, which is in a strip center, wasn’t condemned.

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