Coweta County, GA--Mapped!

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Coweta County, GA is now on SpotCrime! 

The county is part of the Atlanta metro region and is located just south west of the state capital.  The county seat is Newnan, GA and the county has a total population of almost 90,000!  Check out SpotCrime or MyLocalCrime to see crime that happens in your Coweta area.  


Look close enough and you will see a cluster of burglaries at the top right corner of the map, just south of Palmetto.


Zoom in closer and you can see where the burglaries occurred.  Three of the four burglaries were forced entry.  The burglary off of Collinsoworth road was the only non forcible entry.  Forcible entry is defined as entering into a building using any type of force.  This includes entry gained by breaking down a door to using keys, picks, skeleton key or mechanical device.  Non forcible entry is defined as gaining entry through an unlocked door or open window.  Check out our blog  here about burglars to learn a little bit about what burglars want and how to better protect yourself against them.  

Head to WXIA to stay updated on recent crimes stories in the Coweta County and Atlanta area.  Sign up for your local crime alerts at SpotCrime or MyLocalCrime to stay informed about what happens in your Coweta County neighborhood.  Stay Safe!

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