Atlanta police are seeking assistance from the public to identify a person involved in a burglary. The incident occurred at a vape shop in the Midtown area. The burglary happened early in the morning, and investigators have obtained footage of the alleged perpetrator.
They are now asking for help in identifying the individual. Further details about the incident and the investigation are available from the Atlanta police and local news sources, such as FOX 5 Atlanta.
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