DeKalb County's Plato's Closet eviction causes frenzy for high-end fashion items.

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July 4th 2025.

DeKalb County's Plato's Closet eviction causes frenzy for high-end fashion items.
Recently, there was a commotion at a Plato's Closet store in DeKalb County, as the Marshal's Office was carrying out an eviction on the morning of July 3. The store, located near Briarcliff Road and North Druid Hills Road, had been under eviction proceedings since around 9:30 a.m. according to officials. However, while the Marshal's Office claimed that the store staff had cooperated and that items had been removed, the situation outside was quite different.

Videos that circulated on social media showed a chaotic scene, with people gathering and rummaging through the merchandise that had been removed from the store. When our 11Alive crew arrived at the scene, they saw the official eviction notice posted on the store's door. The items that had been taken out of the store were scattered outside, and some people were even using brooms to try and organize or collect what had been left behind.

It is worth noting that Plato's Closet operates under a franchise model, where each location is independently owned and operated by local business owners. The store is known for its practice of buying and selling gently used clothing, shoes, and accessories, offering cash on the spot for items and promoting sustainable fashion by giving clothes a second life. The company prides itself on its role in supporting local communities and its commitment to providing affordable and convenient shopping options. Plato's Closet is a registered trademark of Winmark Corporation, headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

In light of this incident, it is important to highlight the impact of supporting local businesses, especially during these challenging times. As seen in this situation, the closure of a business not only affects the owners but also has a ripple effect on the community. Let us do better by supporting and uplifting our local businesses, including black-owned restaurants, who have been hit particularly hard by the pandemic. Together, we can make a positive difference in our communities.

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