A burglary occurred at a shopping center in Mableton. Two men were involved, with one now in custody. The incident happened in April and targeted a Family Dollar and a coin laundry.
Authorities have identified the men, with Christopher Terrell Jackson arrested on Monday night. Another individual, Quentin McKenzie Little, is also implicated but remains at large. Further information about the burglary and the suspects can be found through Atlanta News First.
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