SOUTH FULTON, Ga. — The City of South Fulton was asked to review security activity at a long-troubled community after notices were posted regarding evictions.
The community in question was the Camelot Condominiums, where notices were posted for unauthorized occupants to leave and security staff were on-site that included off-duty South Fulton officers.
After review by the city, it was determined that a private security company was hired by the Homeowners Association at the condominiums and the security staff posted “notices directing unauthorized occupants to vacate” the property.
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The city said that South Fulton Police officers were only present at the condominiums in an off-duty capacity, “solely to provide safety and security.”
“Our officers did not enforce the notices, take part in any evictions, or issue any citations related to unauthorized occupancy,” a South Fulton spokesperson said.
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Channel 2 Action News has reported on issues at the community in South Fulton on multiple occasions.
Among the reports on the Camelot community, Channel 2 Action News has reported when:
- A woman’s home was demolished with her belongings still inside
- A fire led to 52 residents being impacted or displaced in December 2025
- HOA leaders were accused of stealing insurance money from the Association
- The HOA president was arrested for alleged fraud and other crimes
- The HOA treasurer was accused of stealing money meant for fire victims
- Residents report rampant crime at community, scared after multiple murders and assaults
Additional details about the eviction notices were not immediately available, though city officials emphasized that the actions were taken by the HOA, not any city staff.
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