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INCIDENT REPORTS May 15, 2019
The followihg incidents were reported by the Forsyth Police Department
and the Monroe County Sheriff's Office April 29-May 10.
Hampton Inn manager
reports woman putting
stock of files in vehicle
The manager of the Hampton
Inn told Forsyth officer Jeremy
Malone on April 28 that she saw
an older white female putting
what was thought to be a stack
of tiles into her four-door Buick
with a handicapped tag. She didn't
want to press charges.
Forsyth police impound
stolen vehicle possibly
involved in auto thefts
Forsyth police found a car
stolen out of Henry County at
Brentwood Apartments on April
29 amidst reports of someone
entering autos at both Brentwood
Apartments and nearby Freeman
Funeral Home. Officer Jeremy
Malone found fingerprints on the
stolen vehicle and found mari-
juana pieces, a digital scale and
golf dubs inside. He impounded
the vehide.
Br #woed Apartments
resident reports vehicle
stolen from parking lot
the High Falls area.
Forsyth woman in love
triangle reports getting
aggressive messages
A Forsyth woman told police
officer Jeremy Malone on May
3 that a woman was sending her
increasingly aggressive messages
on Facebook because they are
seeing the same man. The woman
said she started getting the mes-
sages about a year ago about her
boyfriend but that recently the
messages became more aggressive
and she blocked her on Facebook.
There wasn't enough evidence yet
to file charges but Malone told her
to keep any such communications
for evidence.
Forsyth woman reports
mother locked her out
of home over $110 bill
A Forsyth woman told Maj.
George Foster on May 3 that her
mother had locked her out of the
house. The mother told Foster
that she had paid her daughter's
$110 cell phone bill and wanted
her to repayher today Foster told
them it was a civil matter.
Country Club Drive
resident reports theft
of 5UV, 9 mm. gun
A Country Club Drive woman
told Sgt. David Asbell on May 4
that someone stole her white 2015
Toyota 4 Runner with a Smith
and Wesson 9 mm. inside.
James Street resident
reports $600 stolen
from wallet on May 4
A Brentwood Apartments
woman reported someone stole
her Kia Sorento the night of April
29 and another woman reported
someone has broken into her
vehicle and stolen her wallet.
Security video showed a black
male checking the door handles
of several different vehicles in
the parking lot around 3:20 a:m,
before breaking into the Sorento
and driving away. Cpl. Haskins
of the Monroe County Sheriff's
Office had video of the same
suspect driving the Sorento and
then breaking into other cars in
A James Street man told Maj.
George Foster on May 4 that he the driver to the Monroe County
had $600 in his wallet the night Jail, where he tested positive for
before but when he woke up more than three times the legal
around 7 a.m. the cash was gone. limit of alcohol on a state breath
The victim said there were only test. The driver was also charged
two other people in the home. with speeding, failure to maintain
lane, reckless driving and an open
Forsyth man reports container violation.
ex-girlfriend interrupts
job with calls, threats Trio cited for loitering
in Forsyth Gardens
A Forsyth man told Maj. parking lot on May $
George Foster on May 4 that his'
ex-girlfriend kept calling, texting Three Forsyth men were cited
and threatening him while he was for loitering in the parking lot
trying to work the night shift at of Forsyth Garden Apartments
Walmart, and even as he spoke around 1 a.m. on May 5. Forsyth
to the police. Foster called the police officer Jeremy Malone said
woman and she agreed to stop. he had warned one of the men
not to loiter the night before. The
Atlanta man charged men were gathered around a
I ]l -pl k parked vehicle with the lights out.
found in floorboard
A 38-year-old white Atlanta
man was arrested and charged
with DUI after a traffic stop on
1-75 South on May 4. At about
3:30 p.m Cpl. Jacob Robins and
Dep. Akedra Robertson were
notified by dispatchers to be
on the lookout for a black 2018
Volkswagen Passat that was
speeding and swerving in and
out of traffic on 1-75 South near
mile marker 188. Robins saw the
vehicle was traveling 105 mph
in a 70 mph zone, was failing to
maintain its lane and changed
lanes with the wrong turn signal.
Robins stopped the vehicle near
mile marker 185 and knocked on
the driver's side window. The male
driver never looked at Robins and
instead was digging around in his
vehicle. Fearing the driver was
searching for a weapon, Robins
opened the driver's side door and
immediately smelled a very strong
odor of alcohol inside the vehicle.
Robins saw a six-pack of Voodoo
alcoholic beverages on the pas-
senger side floorboard along with
a plastic cup filled with alcohol.
The driver, who was drenched
in sweat, grabbed his wallet and
stumbled out of the vehicle. The
driver, who used the vehicle for
support, nearly fell down at the
rear of the vehide. The driver then
failed several field sobriety tests.
When Robins asked the driver
also to take a field breath test,
the driver refused, saying he just
wanted to go home. The driver
then said he had to be at work the
following moming on Sunday
before becoming confused when
he realized he didn't have to work
until Monday. Robins then took
Lakeshore Drive man
reports bar attacker
passed home in vehicle
A Lakeshore Drive resident told
officer leremy Malone around
3:15 a.m. on May 5 that he was
afraid someone who had beaten
him up that night at Billy's bar in
Macon was passing by his home
in a suspicious vehicle. The man
was missing a tooth, and his nose
appeared to be broken. The officer
called for an ambulance to check
the man out, but he didn't want to
go for treatment. Malone did not
find any suspicious vehicles in the
area.
Woman charged with
simple battery after
hitting boyfriend in eye
A Forsyth woman was charged
with hitting her boyfriend in the
left eye and the left ear as he tried
to recover his cell phone from
her during a dispute on May 6.
The boyfriend told officer Teldric
Middlebrooks that he was trying
to get a room at Days Inn to avoid
conflict with the girlfriend, who
had been out all night. While
he was checking in, the derk
informed him that a woman was
getting his kids out of his car. The
man told his girlfriend he was
calling the police, after which she
took his cell phone. The boyfriend
said he went to their Holiday
Cove Apartments home to get
his phone and she struck him in
the right eye and left ear, leaving
visible injuries. The girlfriend
claimed he hit him because he
grabbed her right arm, but there
was no evidence of it.
Three Forsyth citizens
report fraudulent cell
phone account charges
At about 11:30 a.m. on May 6, a
Forsyth woman told Dep. Akedra
Robertson that she received a
letter in the marl on April 19 from
Convergent Collection about an
outstanding Verizon Wireless
bill in the amount of $4,230.11.
The woman said she has been
an AT&T customer for over 15
years and had never had phone
service through Verizon Wire-
less. She said she also received a
Sam's Club credit card in the mail
with another person's name on it.
In a separate but possibly related
incident, on May 8, a Forsyth
man told Cpt. JeffThompson he
received two statements in the
mail on April 10 and April 26,
respectively, indicating he owed
$5,938.50 to Sprint. The man said
he contacted Sprint customer
service and explained that he
never opened a Sprint account.
The man said he was instructed to
complete a police report to return
to the company along with a fraud
management dispute affidavit.
In another separate but possibly
related incident, a Forsyth woman
told Dep. Stephen Phipps she
received a call from a male AT&T
collections representative telling
her that her account was past due.
The woman said the representa-
tive had all of her personal infor-
mation despite her not having an
account with AT&T. The woman
said the representative told her
the account was opened in No-
vember 2018 and payments were
made to the account through
January 2019. The woman said
she learned the account was in
her maiden name with a listed
Powder Springs address. She said
the account balance was a little
overS1,000.
Sunset Circle woman
reports $800 in cash
withdrawn from ATMs
A Sunset Circle woman told
police chief Eddie Harris on May
7 that someone had withdrawn
$800 from her account on three
different transactions at ATMs in
Macon and Warner Robins. The
case was turned over to investiga-
tions.
See INCIDENTS Page 6B
The following arrests were reported by the Monroe County Sherffs Office and Forsyth
Police Department on May 6-11. An arrest means someone has been charged with a crime,
but the law considers them innocent until proven guilt'/in a court of law.
Fred-
die Boss,
45, Decatur,
possession of
marijuana
Crystal
Jackson,
33, Macon,
making false
statements,
concealment
of facts or
fraudulent
documents
Ashley
Perkins,
27, Forsyth,
simple battery
(Family Vio-
lence)
Alexis
Williams, 23, ,
Warner Rob:
ins, driving
while license
revoked,
speeding
O
Shamberia
Dominique
Zellner, 31,
Forsyth, crim-
inal trespass,
simple battery
Marqua-
Hs Deldric
Banks, 23,
Forsyth, ex-
pired registra-
tion, driving
while license
revoked,
improper tags,
possession
of marijuana
with intent to
distribute
Alexis
Banmah,
28, Macon,
driving while
license re-
voked, expired
registration,
having no
insurance
Yer-
lando Jerrod
Bowman,
37, Macon,
having no
insurance,
suspended
registra-
tion, driving
while license
revoked
Matthew
Chafl ns, 40,
Dry Branch,
driving
while license
revoked,
having no
insurance
Shane
Church, 20,
Forest Park,
Superior
Court bench
warrant,
possession
ofmetham-
phetamine
Charles
Frank
Green, 37,
Juliette,
disorderly
conduct
Moises
Guillen Za
vala, 34, Ma
con, driving
while license
revoked
Leon
Ismael,
45, Port St.
Lucie, Fla
failure to ap-
pear
Barbara
Jean Proctor,
64, Forsyth,
disorderly
conduct
Randy Lee
Scandrett,
46, Forsyth,
driving while
license revoked,
headlight viola
tion
Jacque-
line Towns,
53, Riverdale,
aggravated
batter battery
(Family Vio
lence), criminal
trespass
Ryan Hop-
kins, 25, Ma-
con, possession
of marijuana
with intent
to distribute,
second metal
recyder shall
not purchase
coil without
verifiable docu-
ments, having
no license on
person, slow
poke left lane
violation
Victoria
Leigh Jimenez,
32, Forsyth,
disorderly
conduct
Disareay
Carol Master-
man, 23, For-
syth, disorderly
conduct
Jennifer
McKeon, 27,
Mount Dora,
Fla fail to
maintain lane,
driving while
license revoked
Shemar
Jamar Thorpe,
18, Macon,
possession of a
weapon during
commission
of a crime,
possession
of marijuana
with intent to
distribute
Doyle Dion
Willis, 39,
Forsyth, child
support lockup
order
Umar Bey,
43, Huntsville,
Ala driving
while license
revoked, fol-
lowing too
dosely
Addison
Ramirez, 17,
Prairie Grove,
ArL, window
tint violation,
possession
of marijuana
with intent to
distribute
Arianna
Marsha Land,
42, Macon, fail-
ure to appear
James
Joseph Mullis,
74, Forsyth,
child molesta
tion, sexual
battery, second
degree cruelty
to children
Ahmed
Samy Nassar,
20, Marietta,
failure to ap-
pear
Brian Pat-
rick Smith, 49,
Forsyth, theft
by shoplifting
Logan Rus-
sell Cobb, 21,
Forsyth, disor
derly conduct
Jason Scott
Fmnkalm, 31,
Gray, driving
while license
revoked, speed-
ing
Antonio
Howard, 39,
Shreveport,
La speeding,
driving while
license revoked
Oscar Wes-
ley Johnson,
38, Forsyth,
disorderly
conduct
Alliyah
Maisha Sim-
mons, 23,
Macon, driving
while license
revoked
Jackie
Taunton, 47,
Thomaston,
no insurance,
suspended
registration,
driving while
license revoked
