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Rock throwing3 Object throwing1 Door or window contact1 Property disturbance1

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Georgia3

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Polk County1

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Second-hand3

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Rock throwing Georgia Second-hand Clear all
after that incident Aragon, Polk County, Georgia Related account #49286

Rock throwing near Aragon, Georgia

The witness's son was fishing at the pond when a rock from the wooded area splashed into the water near him.

Rock throwing
that summer before returning to school Georgia #b57157fc-18d5-43b6-95e4-3422795669b8

Rock throwing in Georgia

While the witness was away the friend stayed alone in the camper and called to say rocks or acorns were being thrown at it. The friend moved to the porch and noted only one wooded direction could be the source. He put animal crackers on a stump despite being discouraged.

Rock throwing
around 2016, 2017 Georgia #2a8268a1-7a43-4405-b85e-28ce55c2e128

Rock throwing in Georgia

Neighbors in front of the witness reported repeated banging on the house and rocks and sticks thrown at windows. A teenage boy was hit with a rock while walking. They called the sheriff about every two weeks but no person was ever seen.

Rock throwingObject throwingDoor or window contactProperty disturbance
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