Crime & Safety
Burglars Cut Hole in Roof, Rob Target
The Barrow County crime is similar to others in middle Georgia, West Virginia and Tennessee, authorities say.

BETHLEHEM, GA — Two burglars robbed a Target in Barrow County early Tuesday after cutting a hole in the roof and lowering themselves into a bathroom.
The break-in at the store in Bethlehem happened at about 1:50 a.m., according to Barrow County Sheriff's Office spokesman Capt. Ryan Sears.
After entering through the hole they created, the burglars broke into an ATM, taking an unknown amount of money.
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They also stole four Galaxy tablets, valued at about $600, and a Drone backpack valued at about $150, Sears said.
A store manager arrived at 3:37 a.m., noticed the ATM destroyed and called 911.
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Investigators say tools used to break into the ATM are consistent with other burglaries that have happened in middle Georgia, West Virginia and Tennessee.





Photos courtesy Barrow County Sheriff's Office
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