Saturday, September 5, 2026

Starbucks Seeks Public’s Help Identifying Those Responsible for Damaged Gate in Cornelia

A damaged metal patio fence at the Starbucks in Cornelia has left the coffee shop looking for answers, and the company is hoping members of the public can help identify the person or persons responsible.

Few details about the incident are currently available, including when the damage occurred or how it happened. A damaged metal patio fence remains at the entrance to the business.

If you witnessed the incident or have information that could help identify those responsible, Starbucks encourages you to contact the Cornelia Police Department.

Anyone with surveillance video or other information related to the incident is also encouraged to share it with police.

Habersham News will update this story if additional information becomes available.

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