Police looking for suspects in Warner Robins attempted burglary

Law enforcement says two suspects attempted to break into a house on Gretta Court Tuesday.

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June 17, 2025
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Law enforcement says two suspects attempted to break into a house on Gretta Court Tuesday. (Courtesy: Warner Robins Police Department)

WARNER ROBINS — The Warner Robins Police Department is seeking the public’s help to find two suspects who attempted to break into a house on Tuesday.

On June 17, around 2:30 p.m., two suspects, one male and one female, attempted to break into an occupied residence on the 100 block of Gretta Court.

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Police said the two suspects went through a fenced area into the backyard, then, while wearing gloves, attempted to unlock the back door by reaching through a doggy door.

Anyone with more information is urged to call Det. Karmen Thompson at (478) 302-5380 or Macon Regional Crimestoppers: 1-877-68CRIME.

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Brieanna Smith is the Managing Editor of The Houston Home Journal. Born in Denver, she spent most of her childhood in Grand Junction, Colorado. She graduated from Colorado Mesa University with a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication and a minor in Graphic Design. She worked as a technical director and associate producer for KREX 5 News in Grand Junction, Colorado, before moving to Georgia and starting her tenure at the Journal in 2022. She and her husband, Devon, currently reside in Warner Robins. When she is not working, Brie finds joy in painting, playing her ukulele, playing cozy video games and exploring new music.

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