Four Peachtree City teenagers have been arrested in connection with numerous entering auto cases reported Aug. 14-15, police said.
Three of those arrested were connected to a number of cases from The Heritage subdivision: Clayton Thomas Rich, 17, of Cloister Drive; Harrison Dejournette, 17, of Santolina Park; and Adam Gregory Black, 18, of Rosedown Trace South, police said. Each was charged with one felony count of entering an auto.

A fourth city teen was arrested in connection with an entering auto case that happened the same weekend in The Estates subdivision. Brian Robert Pfeifer, 17, of Creekbed Court, was also charged with one felony count of entering an auto.
Additional charges are expected to be filed as the investigation continues, police said.

In each of the cases in The Heritage subdivision, items were taken from unlocked autos and open garages including radios, money, a laptop, GPS units, an Ipod, wallets and alcohol.

During the investigation numerous stolen items were recovered that had been stolen from vehicles and garages in The Heritage, The Estates and The Coventry subdivisions, police said. Unclaimed items include GPS units, radios, XM and Sirius satellite radios, cameras, sunglasses, cellphones, mp3 players, Ipods, watches, binoculars and more.

Police are inviting residents from The Heritage, The Estates and The Coventry subdivisions to claim their stolen property Thursday, Aug. 27 from 6-9 p.m. at the Peachtree City Police Department. Anyone else who was a victim of a vehicle or garage theft during the Aug. 14-15 time frame is also encouraged to attend.

Anyone with information about these or other incidents is asked to contact the police department’s criminal investigations division at 770-631-2510 or the crime and narcotics information hotline at 770-487-6010. Callers may remain anonymous.