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Peachtree Corners warns residents about mail thieves

Gwinnett's largest city issued an alert to residents Thursday warning them about mail thieves. (Facebook photo)
Gwinnett's largest city issued an alert to residents Thursday warning them about mail thieves. (Facebook photo)
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April 29, 2016

Mail thieves are afoot in Gwinnett's largest city.

The city of Peachtree Corners posted an alert on Facebook Thursday, warning residents about the unscrupulous activities, asking them not to put mail in their mailboxes and telling them to call 911 if their mail is stolen.

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