Saturday, September 5, 2026

Cornelia Police Seek Help Identifying Two People in Theft Investigation

Update at 2:45pm

Cornelia Police reported that the suspects have been identified.


The Cornelia Police Department is asking for the public’s help identifying two people wanted for questioning in connection with a theft investigation.

Police said the theft occurred at Market San Miguel around noon Wednesday, July 22.

Surveillance images released by the department show two people inside the store. One is pictured wearing a red shirt, gray cap and gray pants. The other is wearing a white long-sleeve shirt, dark pants and black shoes.

Cornelia police are asking for the public’s help identifying these two people, who are wanted for questioning in connection with a July 22 theft at Market San Miguel. (Images courtesy of the Cornelia Police Department)

Police have not released additional information about what was reportedly taken or the circumstances surrounding the incident.

Anyone who recognizes either person or has information that could assist the investigation is asked to contact the Cornelia Police Department at 706-778-3911 or 706-778-4314. Information may also be emailed to LSchoenholz@cornelia.city.

Police said tips may be submitted anonymously.

The individuals are being sought for questioning and have not been identified by police as having been charged with a crime.

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