Police Follow Snow Tracks, Arrest Ga. Burglar
File photo of snow and ice in Atlanta, Ga. (Photo by Davis Turner/Getty Images)
ATLANTA (AP) — Atlanta police say they followed tracks through the snow to arrest a man on burglary charges.
An alarm went off early Thursday at K&K Soul Food in northwest Atlanta.
Police spokesman John Chafee tells the Atlanta Journal-Constitution (http://bit.ly/1cF3kUX ) officers arrived to find footprints and tire tracks leading away from the business, which was closed.
Chafee says officers followed the snow tracks for about a mile to a home. He says inside they found a gas generator with wheels that matched the snow tracks, plus wet shoes that matched the snowy footprints.
Chafee says officers arrested 58-year-old Kenneth Ray Evans, who was sleeping on a sofa in the house.
Evans is in jail awaiting a bond hearing. Court records aren’t yet available online to show whether he has a lawyer.
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