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Juvenile locks himself
in bathoom at Lee
Street Waffle House
A juvenile locked himself in the
bathroom of the Waffle House
on Lee Street on Sunday, Dec. 2
because he didn't want to return
to this foster home and instead
wanted to go to his grand-
mother's, After talking to Forsyth
police Major George Foster, the
juvenile agreed to gohome with
his foster mother.
Highway 83 resident
discovered deceased
by daughter on Dec. 2
tain their lane around 12:20 a.m.
on Monday, Dec. 3. The Forsyth
driver's license was suspended
and so he was arrested. The driver
asked if his girlfriend could drive
the car home and got permission
to smoke a cigarette, authorizing
Kendrick to get his cigarettes out
of the car from the dash. While
getting the cigarettes, Kendrick
saw a bag of suspected meth in
the driver's seat. Kendrick also
found a digital scale in the driv-
er's door and a black bag in the
passenger's coat pocket contain-
hag syringes and tourniquets. The
male driver and female passenger
both admitted using meth and
that the liquid inside the syringes
was meth.
Colvin Drive woman
reports intoxicated
A Hwy. 83 man was found dead boyfriend took phone
in his home around 9:46 a.m.
on Sunday, Dec. 2. The man's
daughter and her boyfriend told
Forsyth officer Mitchell Bell that
they had come by the house
Saturday night to check on him
but figured he wasn't home after
he didn't respond to them honk-
ing the horn and knocking on
the door. They returned the next
morning to check on him and
broke into the home and found
he had passed away.
A Colvin Drive woman told
Forsyth officer Bruce Hughley on
Tuesday, Dec. 4 that her boy-
friend was drunk and she wanted
him out of the house. She said
the boyfriend took her phone
and went to the bathroom with
it. The boyfriend told Hughley he
cooked dinner for them and they
had some drinks. The boyfriend
said he got a call from an old
girlfriend on Facebook and that's
when his current girlfriend got
upset so he went to the bathroom
to give her some space. He said
she followed him to the bath-
room and that's when her hand
"ended up between the door".
Both parties told police they
would be OK for the night.
won ln
boyfriend ran into
weeds with med'Kine
A Forsyth woman told Forsyth
officer Wade Kendrick on Dec. 2
that she and her boyfriend were
arguing and that while she was
at work she learned that he had
taken four bottles of medica-
tion and ran off in the woods on
Benson Ham Road in a suicide
attempt. Police were unable to
find the rfi in the woods.
Officer locates meth
bag whileretrieving
driver's cigarettes
A Forsyth man and Concord
woman face meth charges after
Forsyth officer Cp1. Wade Ken-
drick pulled them over on West
Main Street for failing to main-
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until nearby kids could exit the
school bus.
on Dec. 4 that her neighbor's pit
Collier Road resident
calls police after home
visitors up late fighting
Jackson St Forsyth,
A Collier Road man told Maj.
George Foster on Dec. 5 that he
had allowed a couple to stay in
his home but they were up fight-
ing the previous night and he
wanted them out. Foster told the
man he would have to go through
the eviction process in magis-
trate court and that he would be
responsible if anything happened
to her belongings which he had
left in a container by the drive-
way. He returned the items to his
home. The woman later called
police back to the home claiming
that the homeowner had stolen
her Xanax, Flexaril and Tramadol
medications, although she admit-
ted she didn't see him do it.
Days Inn guest reports
leaving cell phone in
room on Dec. b
A guest at the Days Inn in
Forsyth told officer Shenita Bell
on Dec. 6 she left her Galaxy
Samsung phone in her room
when she checked out, and when
she returned it was gone.
Johnston Street man
reports hearing shots
fired near apartments
A Johnston Street man told
officer Tedric Middlebrooks on
Dec. 6 that he heard four gun-
shots in the area of Union Hill
Apartments. Officers couldn't
find anyone firing shots.
rental car and needed an ac-
cident report. Dispatchers then
notified Rodgers that the driver
had an arrest warrant through
the U.S. Marshal's Service for
felony possession of a weapon.
Rodgers then searched the driver
and found a clear bag inside the
driver's right front pants pocket
containing suspected crystal
methamphetamine and heroin.
Sgt. Kevin Williams then arrived
and found a suitcase on the back
seat containing a large amount of
cash wrapped in rubber bands.
The driver, who said there was
$12,000 inside the suitcase, said
he was headed to Riverdale to
buy a car. Rodgers and Wil-
liams then searched the car and
found inside the center console
a loaded Smith & Wesson M&P
.380 caliber handgun. Deputies
also found in the center console
prescription bottles for Naproxen
and Amoracillm with a womans
name on the label. Behind the
passenger seat Rodgers found
a pipe with white residue on it
wrapped in a cloth. While en
route to the Monroe County Jail,
the driver admitted to Williams
that the items found in his pocket
were drugs and said he was an
addict who needed help. The
driver then told Rodgers that the
prescription medications found
in the car either belonged to his
mother or his brother, and he said
he took them from his mother's
house. Once at the Monroe
County Jail, Cp1. Jake Justice's K-9
dog alerted on the cash, which
was determined to be $11,990. In
addition to the drugs and cash,
Rodgers seized the driver's cell
phone and USB drive. The driver
was "also charged with possession
of a firearm by a convicted felon,
possession of a firearm during the
won'l n
cl bing seats
en route to hospital
A Forsyth woman told Cpl.
Kim Barnett on Dec. 8 that she
was trying to get her brother to
the hospital in Macon for mental
issues but said he was climbing
over the seats in the car trying to
get out. He said he wanted to go
in an ambulance. So an ambu-
lance took him to the Macon
hospital.
Forsyth man charged
after alleged theft of
gold Grand Marquis
A 32-year-old black Forsyth
man was arrested on Dec. 8 and
charged with two counts of theft
by taking and criminal damage to
property after he allegedly stole a
car last month. At about 10 a.m.
on Dec. 8, a female Hillcrest Lane
resident told Dep. Jaleel Brown
that her stolen gold 2007 Mer-
cury Grand Marquis had re-ap-
peared in her yard at about 9 a.m.
that morning. The resident said
a woman had returned the car to
her yard, but she said the car was
stripped and all its contents were
missing. Brown then met with
a male suspect who said he saw
another man driving the car thei i
previous night. The suspect saidz
he removed the other man fromi:
the car in order to return it to thai:
resident's son. The suspect said
he and the woman then returned:
the car to the resident's home
morning. The woman then told :i
Brown that she saw the suspect -
drive up to her Towaliga Trail
Union Hill Drive woman
home that morning. The woman--
aggressive pit said she had not seen the suspect
boll near mailbox in about two weeks and knew -
commission of a felony and pos-
A Union Hill Drive resident Driver arrested after session of drug related objects, the car had been stolen before
that. The woman told Brown
told ForSyth officer Kim Barnett deputies locate meth, Ensign Road property that she took the keys from the
bull was acting aggressive near
her mailbox. Barnett said the dog
appeared malnourished and you
could see his rib cage and hip
bones. She tried to walk near the
dog and it started acting aggres-
sive toward her. Monroe County
animal control couldn't come
heroin during search
suspect and returned the car to
owner reports couple the resident. Brown then met 72,
squatting in tents with the resident's son, who said
he and the suspect went together:
An Ensign Road property to Macon with plans to apply for:i
owner told Forsyth police chief a job at a tire company. The resi.2
Eddie Harris on Dec. 6 that dent's son said he then took the r
someone was squatting, living suspect to a friend's house, wher
in tents, on his property. Maj. he was beaten by the suspect and
George Foster and officer Teldric another man. The resident's son
Middlebrooks found two tents said the suspect threatened to
on the property but found no one harm him if he ever mentioned
inside. Middlebrooks suspected a the incident. The resident's son
local couple, who were found on said the suspect then drove him
Circle Street and they admitted back to the resident's home and
squatting on the property. They left with his car. The resident's son
were told the property owner said a Kenwood radio system,
doesn't want them there and they his clothes, a Playstation 4 and
agreed to move. jewelry were in the vehicle at the
time it was stolen. The resident's
Walmart shopper son said he didn't tell his mother
who stole the vehicle because he
reports leaving cell was afraid the suspect would hurt
phone in store buggy him again. Brown then tookthe
suspect to the Monroe County
A Forsyth woman told officer Jail.
Kim Barnett on Dec. 7 that some-
one stole her Galaxy Samsung Deputy discovers doors
phone at Walmart on Dec. 4. She forced open to clothing
said she went to buy dog food
and left the phone on her buggy donation buildings
while checking out. When she re-
turned to the buggies it was gone. At about 1:19 a.m. on Nov.
24, Dep. Tyler Rodgers saw two
clothing donation build-
ings in the parking lot of the
High Falls Dollar General in
which the doors had been
forced open. Rodgers saw
clothing on the ground
around the buildings. One
of the lock hinges was bro-
ken, and the screws holding
the other lock hinge was
pulled out of the door. Rod-
gers was unable to reach the
buildings' female owner.
right away so Forsyth officer Ter-
rence Thomas watched the dog
A 37-year-old white Albany
man was arrested and charged
with possession of metham-
phetamine and possession of a
Schedule I controlled substance
after Monroe County deputies
found crystal meth and heroin in
his pocket during a traffic stop on
1-75 North on Dec. 8. At about
7:13 a.m Dep,
Tyler Rodgers
went to 1-75
North near
mile marker
182 where
three vehides
were stopped
on the side of
the interstate
due to dam-
age. The male
driver of a gray
2018 Nissan
Altima with a
Florida tag told
Rodgers he hit
a piece of metal
in the road that
flattened his
tire. The driver
said he was
traveling in a
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