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| Cobb Police Dealing With Line-Cutters, Fights Over Gas |
| Monday, 29 September 2008 | |
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The gas crunch is keeping police officers busy -- from complaints about fights at the pumps and line-cutters, to traffic control duties outside of gas stations. Police in Kennesaw charged two people with trying to get gas by sucking it out of vans owned by a daycare center.
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