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WATCH: N. Fulton police seek men in theft of washing machines, TVs

Sandy Springs police are trying to identify the people involved in a residential burglary on Riverview Road.
By Becca J G Godwin
March 1, 2017

Sandy Springs police are trying to identify the men who allegedly stole large appliances from a home that was under construction.

The suspects are seen on camera using a large black pickup truck to haul away the items Jan. 22.

The incident took place at 4660 Riverview Road between 7:10 p.m. and about 12:30 a.m., according to a news release.

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Two washing machines, two clothes dryers and two televisions were reportedly taken.

Sandy Springs police want to identify men accused of stealing large appliances. (Sandy Springs Police)
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Anyone with information is asked to contact Det. Will Johnson at 770-551-3314 or Crime Stoppers of Greater Atlanta, by calling 404-577-8477 or texting 274637.

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