4 sought in south Fulton home invasion

After kicking in the door of a south Fulton County apartment, four men allegedly demanded money and electronics from a woman and her son, according to police.

The four men got away with items such as credit cards and cell phones in the Jan. 23 heist, Detective Melissa Parker with Fulton County police said Friday. No one was injured inside the Sandtown Vista apartment, near Camp Creek Parkway.

Witnesses were able to provide descriptions of two of the suspects, and GBI artist Kelly Lawson created sketches of the two, believed to be from the area, Parker said.

Anyone with information on this case or the identity of the suspects is asked to contact Fulton County Police at 404-613-5700.

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