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Source: Northern Star Online

Editor’s note: This is a developing story. DeKALB – DeKalb County Special Operations, with help from the DeKalb Police Department, investigated an apartment in the 800 block of Edgewood Drive. Four DeKalb Police patrol vehicles and at least three unmarked vehicles were at the scene when the Northern Star arrived. A DeKalb armored van and a DeKalb County Sheriff van were leaving with officers carrying rifles and drone equipment also when the Star arrived. A DeKalb police armored van parks Tuesday on Edgebrook Drive near the entrance to the apartment complex at 809 Edgebrook Drive. DeKalb Police did not supply the reason for the search warrant when asked by the Northern Star. (Totus Tuus Keely | Northern Star) A commander at the scene said a search warrant was put out for the apartment, but they were not able to share what the warrant was for. The commander was also not able to share if anything was found.

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