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Carters Way man
reports laptop
stolen
A Carters Way man told
deputy Cody Maples at 5
p.m on June 30 that several
yard tools, an iPad and a
laptop were stolen from his
garage and basement.
Ruby Road couple
fights over items
A Ruby Road woman
told deputy W Miller at
7:55 p.m. on July I that her
boyfriend took a 60-inch
TV, a sound bar and a safe
containing $2,000. The
boyfriend said the items
belonged to him.
Missouri teen
comes clean on
drugs, thefts
A Missouri teenager was
arrested after deputies
found drugs and stolen
items in his vehicle. Deputy
Thomas Haskins stopped
a CheW HHR for weaving
on 1-75 south near mile
marker 182 at 9:10 p.m. on
July 1. Haskins smelled pot
from the vehicle and the
driver seemed disoriented
and didn't know where he
was. He said his name was
Aaron Malone. The car
came back as stolen out
of Missouri and no such
name was found. Then the
driver gave his real name
and added: "I'm going to
cut the b---s--. I just stole
this vehicle and there is
just over an ounce of weed
and a couple of Percocet
and some alcohol inside"
Haskins found the pot, a
pot pipe, some small blue
pills, three open bottles of
alcohol and some stereo
speakers and equipment
inside. "I committed a
burglary near Crane, Me.
and stole them from Ricks
Car and Audio" said the
suspect. Haskins reported
that wind from the passing
cars knocked the pills to
the ground and they were
never recovered.
Macon woman
charged with
holding husband
at gunpoint
A Macon woman was
arrested for holding her
estranged husband at
gunpoint and then hitting
him over the head with
the gun after answering a
phone call from his alleged
girlfriend. The husband
told deputies Hawley and
Campfield at 11:52 p.m. on
July 1 that he was awak-
ened by his wife kicking in
the bedroom door waving
a pistol and saying "you
need to leave tonight or I
will kill you tonight." The
man said he started to get
dressed and walked over
to stop her from loading
the pistol and said they
struggled over the gun and
then she hit him over the
head. He said he took the
ammo magazine from her
and called 911. He said
they were going through
a divorce and that she had
answered the house phone
and another woman was
on the line looking for the
husband. The caller spent
15 minutes telling the wife
how much she was in love
with the husband. The wife
told deputies she never
tried to load the gun, Nev-
ertheless she was charged
with trespassing, reckless
conduct and battery.
Truck driver hits
fallen tree on 475
A Davenport, Iowa truck
driver told deputy Chris-
tian Sawley at 2:11 a.m. on
July 2 that he was going
north on 1-475 near mile
post 12 when he struck
a tree that was blocking
two lanes of interstate. The
driver said he was unable to
avoid the tree.
Items stolen on
Old Popes Ferry
An Old Popes Ferry Road
man told deputy lake lus-
rice at 9:41 a.m. on July 2
that someone stole several
auto parts and tools from
his shop. He has a suspect.
Athens woman
charged with
kicking deputy
An Athens woman faces
charges after kicking Mon-
roe County deputy Thomas
Haskins, who found her in
the middle of an intersec-
tion incapacitated. Haskins
found a 2007 Honda Fit in
the middle of the intersec-
tion of Lamar and Zebulon
roads in Macon around
6:10 a.m. on July 2. The
driver had her windows
down and was looking
straight ahead, not noticing
he was there at first. Then
she looked at him said "oh
s--" She told Haskins she
was tired and decided to
rest. "I'm getting myself out
of a bad situation. My hus-
band is a no-good, piece of
s--, Jewish mother f----"
Haskins noticed her lip-
stick was smeared and she
was unsteady. She asked
where she was and Haskins
told her in Macon. "I hate
this place; she responded.
Bibb County firefighters
arrived to try to check her
out but began yelling at
them to "get the f-- away
from me" and added "I'm
leaving". She began looking
for her keys but authorities
told she could not leave,
to which she responded:
"Watch me." As she tried to
put her key in the ignition,
Haskins grabbed the keys
and she kicked him in the
leg. She was charged in
Bibb County with bat-
tery against an officer and
disorderly conduct.
Homeowner has
suspect in theft
A Juliette Road woman
told deputy P. Fitzpatrick
at 6:02 p.m. on July 2 that
on May 26 someone had
stolen a necklace from her
jewelry box, small gold
pendant with a diamond
that her dad had given it
to her. She said she thinks
a family friend she had in- of pot. The driver, who said driver, whose speech was
"cited over to swim on May the pot was for his vaca- slurred and thick, said her
6 for several hours took it. tion, was taken to jail. license was in the trunk.
The friend denied it. As the driver got out and
Florida man gets walked to her trunk, she
'Stop doing dope DUI charcje leaned against the side of
her car to steady herself.
and get a job' A Hilliard, Fla. man The driver then realized
A High Falls man was faces multiple charges after
charged with disorderly knocking off his rear view her license was on the front
seat in her cell phone case,
conduct after a late-night mirror on 1-75 north on and she allowed New-
altercation that woke the July 4. A 911 caller re-
neighbors. A neighbor told ported that a silver truck some to get it for her. The
driver told Kendrick she
deputy Thomas Haskins was weaving and had
at3:43 a.m. on July 3 that struck the concrete median was coming from Pink
Physique gym and said she
he woke up and heard his with his rear view mirror had not had much to drink
neighbors screaming and around mile marker 185. that day When Kendrick
the woman yelled at her Deputies stopped him and then asked the driver to
boyfriend, "you just hit me asked if he had hit a wall.
so hard I saw stars." He also The driver said no. When take a field sobriety test, she
requested she be allowed
heard the woman tell the the deputy asked about the to go home first, saying
boyfriend "I begged you mirror hanging off his car, her house was right down
to stop doing dope and he said "oh, I didn't know", the street. When Kend-
get a job" Haskins found The driver's speech was rick said he couldn't allow
the woman in the RV park slurred and he had blood-
laundry room lying under shot eyes and smelled of her to go home first, the
a blanket. She said her boy- alcohol. He said he had two driver replied, "Please don't
do this" The driver then
friend was using meth. She small beers and was head-
agreed to take field sobriety
had fresh scratches on her ing from Cleveland, Ga. to
forehead and arms as well Florida. Deputies found tests but then began to cry
and told Newsome she was
as bruises, and a black right a full Bud Ice on the floor
eye. The woman insisted it and a dear plastic bag of a teacher at Mary Persons.
was not a physical alterca- pot inside Marlboro box. While still leaning against
the car for balance, the
tion. The man was charged driver then changed her
with disorderly conduct. Culloclen man mind and said she didn't
reports gun theft want to take any, instead
Charges in high- A Fuller Road, CuUoden asking Newsome to take
speed chase man reported on July 5 that her home. When Kendrick
A Macon woman faces someone stole a Ruger gun told the driver he was try-
multiple charges after lead- from his motorcycle repair ing to insure the driver was
ing deputies on a high- shop. safe and sober, the driver
speed chase in a stolen car stated: "Look, I like taught
on July 4. Deputy Timothy Forsyth woman of y'all. Like please help
Campfield tried to stop a charged with DUI me home:' The driver
woman who was swerv- then revealed she had one
ing and almost striving sev- after Oglethorpe alcohol shot at Taki after
eral cars on 1-75 south in a Drive traffic stop her gym workout. Kend-
white 2018 Nissan Path- A 51-year-old white For- rick told the driver that one
finder. When Campfield syth woman was arrested shot should not cause her
turned on his lights, the and charged with DUI (re- to be over the legal limit.
woman accelerated from fusal) and failure to main- When the driver asked
55 mph to 100 mph. A rain lane after a traffic stop Kendrick what she needed
tractor trailer helped slow on Oglethorpe Drive on to do to take the test, she
her down near mile marker JdY 2. At about 9 p.m Cpl. then became distracted and
186 and deputy Christian Kimberly Barnett of the asked Kendrick: "Do you
Sawley put a PIT maneuver Forsyth Police Department have a dog?" When Ken-
on the fugitive to stop her. saw a black 2016 Chevrolet drick replied he did have
As deputies approached Camaro convertible with a dog, the driver began to
the vehicle with weapons its top down exit off of laugh and said, "AwwwY
drawn the woman refused 1-475 at Hwy. 41 South in Although the driver said
to make eye contact with Bolingbroke. Barnett saw she would take a field so-
deputies and refused to the car stop halfway down briery test, she continued to
open her door. Campfield the exit ramp, blocking the ignore Kendrick's instruc-
grabbed an axe out of his lane for about two minutes, tions and instead kept
patrol car and busted out prior to turning onto Hwy. talking. The driver then
the rear passenger win- 41 headed toward Forsyth. asked Kendrick: "What if
dew to gain access to her. Barnett then followed the these Taki waitresses gave
Finally, she opened the car northbound on Hwy. 41 me over the limit?" When
door and was arrested. She and saw it cross the center Kendrick again told her
refused medical treatment line at least 20 times. Once that one shot should not
and the car was found to be inside Forsyth city limits, cause her to be over the
stolen out of Bibb County. Cpl. Wade Kendrick of the limit, the driver then asked
Forsyth Police Department Newsome: "But what if
Tucker man tried to stop the car as it they (Taki waitresses) have
charged pot turned onto Newton Drive, been to my house and took
but the car continued on some of my stuff?" New-
despite Kendrick turning some asked the driver why
A Tucker man was on his lights and siren, the waitresses would steal
charged possession Kendrick then followed the from her, and the driver
of marijuana at a July 4 car onto Oglethorpe Street, said it was because she was
sobriety checkpoint. At where Officer Jacquetta moving. The driver, who
1:45 a.m. on July 4, deputy Newsome of the Forsyth became confused as to
Rodgers was helping with Police Department blocked why her trunk was open,
a checkpoint at the exit 185 the Camaro, forcing it to then asked if she could
ramp on 1-75 north and stop. As Kendrick ap-call SheriffBittick and her
was talking to the driver of preached, the female driver daughters. Kendrick told
a black Volvo C30 sedan, tried to close the convert- the driver she could not
The driver said he was on ible top. When Kendrick make any calls at which
his way to Florida with his asked her why she wanted point the driver reached
dog so Rodgers asked him to close the top, she said it out and tried to touch Ken-
why he was going north, was because she was almost drick. Kendrick pushed the
The driver said he forgot to home. Kendrick smelled driver's arm away from him
get gas and turned around a strong odor of alcohol and told her not to touch
at Rumble Road to get gas coming from inside the him again. The driver then
in Forsyth. Asked about car. Newsome asked the began to beg Kendrick to
prior arrests, he said he was driver why she didn't stop, help her, saying her job was
arrested about 15 years ago and the driver replied that important to her. When
for cocaine. He gave con- she didn't hear the siren or the driver finally refused
sent to search his car and see the flashing lights. The to take any tests, Kendrick
Rodgers found a dear bag
then tried to handcuff the
driver. However, the driver
tensed her arms up and
said "no" several times.
When the driver continued
to resist, Kendrick told
her that her actions could
result in additional charges.
Newsome wrote that at one
point prior to the driver's
arrest, the driver turned
to her and touched her
arm before stating: "You're
black. You have to help me"
Newsome then handcuffed
the driver and placed her
in her patrol car. When
Kendrick read the driver
her rights, the driver told
him: "This is a set-up" The
driver then also refused to
submit a blood sample and
was taken to the Monroe
County Jail.
woman
finds unauthorized
online charges on
Visa debit card
At about 1:16 p.m. on July
4, a Forsyth woman told
Officer Kianda Pritchett of
the Forsyth Police Depart-
ment that she went to
McDonough on July 3 and
made purchases at three
stores. However, the wom-
an said when she returned
home she discovered two
unauthorized purchases
from Walmart.com and
another attempted unau-
thorized purchase from
Discount.com, which was
dedined. The womansaid
the unauthorized purchases
were valued at about $524.
The woman said she had
already cancelled her Visa
debit card.
Forsyth officer
warns women
after fight at
neighbor's home
At about 6:22 p.m. on July
4, a female Sharp Street
resident told Officer Greg
Jefcoats of the Forsyth
Police Department that she
was at a male neighbor's
home when the neighbor's ii
girlfriend hit her two times:
on the left side of the face
while the neighbor held
her arms. The resident said
the fight started because
the neighbor's girlfriend's
cousin was recently sen-
tenced to 20 years in prison
after the resident testified
against him. The resident "
also said the neighbor "
was selling beer out of his
house and said the neigh-
bor's girlfriend was his bar "
keeper and had the money
from the sales in her pockef
book. Jefcoats then met
with the neighbor who said!
he was only holding the
resident back while trying
to prevent the fight. The
neighbor's girlfriend said
the resident was being loud
and said the fight started
when the resident threw a
beer on her, not due to a
dispute over her cousin's in-
carceration. A male witness
confirmed the neighbor's
girlfriend's story. Jefcoats
warned the two women
that if they continued to
fight, then both of them
would be charged with a
crime.
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