Chief Frank Trammer with the Stockbridge Police Department (center) pictured outside of City Hall with members of the Police Department's leadership team.
Chief Frank Trammer with the Stockbridge Police Department (center) pictured outside of City Hall with members of the Police Department's leadership team.
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STOCKBRIDGE — A rash of car break-ins that began across a network of communities in the metro-Atlanta area in early spring was the topic of interest at a recent town hall meeting with the Stockbridge Police Department.
Police Chief Frank Trammer was present with top officials from his staff on Tuesday, May 9 for a virtual town hall addressing complaints and concerns of citizens in regards to the rash of auto break-ins in the Stockbridge community.
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