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A bizarre raid saw a SWAT team arrest Wewatta Street South Fulton suspects, DeAnthony Maddox, Jeremy Wheat, Kelvin Hall, and Tarahsjay Forde.
The Wewatta Street South Fulton were suspects running an illegal strip club out of a suburban Atlanta home – which allegedly had everything from dancers to live horses on the property.
The four suspects, DeAnthony Maddox, Jeremy Wheat, Kelvin Hall, and Tarahsjay Forde, are now facing multiple charges.
The police discovered two stolen cars, a stolen gun, stolen IDs, and credit cards inside the house.
According to the neighbours, the individuals living in the home engaged in continuous disruptive activities, including late-night parties and running an illegal strip club on weekends.
The residents also had to endure the presence of horses outside the house, sporadic gunfire, and a constant smell of marijuana in the air.
Complaints had been made to the police previously, but no action was taken until the SWAT team intervened.
The neighbors not only lost sleep but would wake up the next day to piles of trash in front of the home.
They also were annoyed by occasional gunfire going off in the area and the stench of marijuana.
‘It was always something going on in that house,’ one neighbor said.
After levying several complaints, police and the SWAT team finally showed up at the house last Sunday.
An officer said the last straw was a license plate reader discovering a stolen car on the premises. Authorities said they also discovered two stolen cars, a stolen gun, stolen IDs, and credit cards inside the house, according to WSB.
