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2 metro Atlanta men charged with breaking into 11 cars in Jackson Co.

Quantell Manuel (left) and Darnell Daniels

Credit: Jackson County Sheriff's Office

Credit: Jackson County Sheriff's Office

Quantell Manuel (left) and Darnell Daniels
By J.D. Capelouto
Feb 27, 2019

Two men from metro Atlanta were arrested after allegedly breaking into more than 10 cars in Jackson County, officials said.

Quantell Infiniti Manuel, 19, of Stone Mountain and Darnell Marshawn Daniels, 28, of Norcross are charged with breaking into vehicles on the west side of Jackson County on Feb. 9, according to a statement from the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office.

Manuel, who was booked into the Jackson County jail on Saturday, was charged with 11 counts of entering an auto. Daniels was charged with 11 counts of being a party to the crime of entering auto and three counts of being party to the crime of theft by taking.

Officials did not say what led them to arrest Manuel and Daniels.

Jackson County is located northeast of Barrow County and east of Hall County, about 60 miles from Atlanta.

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