Well that's just lovely! I have never heard of this before and I live in Alpharetta.
Alpharetta is as suburban as you can get. Our former Congressman, Newt Gingrich, once said it was the safest seats in the House.
Unbelievable this goes on under your nose.
How true. This is one area where terrorism and the immigration issue overlap. For the most part Americans are very positive, creative people - who go about their lives in a forward looking mode, not spending a lot of time evaluating the possibility of this kind of organized larceny, fraud and violence. One of the worst impacts of terrorism and uncontrolled immigration from the third world (where justice is a heavily discounted commodity) is that it really coarsens the daily life of average Americans - forcing us to devote time and energy looking for criminals and security vulnerabilities and hindering what used to be an easy expression of positive freedom in so many aspects of our daily lives.
I live west of Alpharetta and spend fair amount of time in corporate offices up there. I'm a person who places enormous option value in the 2nd Amendment (I do not own a gun, but would spend a lot of effort making sure that my option to own one will not be infringed). If this kind of crap continues I'm going to have to exercise my option and get some good training.