A person with long hair tied back with a headband is wearing glasses and light-colored clothing. In the left part of the image, they are standing and holding something in their right hand. In the right part of the image, they are leaning forward, appearing to interact with an object on a surface in front of them. The scene is outdoors at night, with a railing and some vegetation visible in the background.

Henry County police are asking for the public’s help identifying a woman they say stole three Amazon packages from a home in McDonough.

What happened: According to police, the woman walked onto a property on Deer Trace Drive at about 9:40 p.m. on April 29 and took three packages that had been delivered by Amazon. Police released an image of the woman.

What police need: Anyone who recognizes the woman or has information about the theft is asked to contact:

  • Detective Hurst at 770-288-8395
  • Henry County Non-Emergency Dispatch at 770-957-9121
  • Text tips, photos, or videos to 770-220-7009

The case is listed under case number 2026-00044334.

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