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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.

MORE: Man charged in daytime carjacking; victim taken from his Fulton driveway

VIDEO: Sandy Springs cops seek help ID'ing burglary suspect

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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