Arrests
Nov. 20
» Jessica Elesha Ross, 19, of Eufaula, was arrested and charged with theft by deception third degree.
Nov. 21
» Lacey W. Raper, 38, of Clayton, was arrested and charged with failure to appear for theft of property fourth degree.
» Latisha Martell Gilbert, 27, of Eufaula, was arrested and charged with menacing.
Nov. 25
» Erica Danielle Humbert, 27, of Thomasville, Georgia, was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana second degree.
» Dillon Shawn King, 25, of Gainesville, Georgia, was arrested and charged with possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana second degree.
Nov. 26
» Amanda Joyce Pearson, 33, of Wetumpka, was arrested and charged with public intoxication.
» Calvin James Bussey, 61, of Eufaula, was arrested and charged with public intoxication.
» Jessica Lanair James, 25, of Georgetown, Georgia, was arrested and charged with failing to appear (traffic).
Incident/Offense Reports
Nov. 21
» Change bills circulating were reported from South Eufaula Avenue. A counterfeit $100 bill was recovered.
» Carrying a concealed weapon was filed from Citgo Gas Station on South Eufaula Avenue.
» Domestic violence third degree was reported from South Dr. TV McCoo Blvd.
Nov. 25
» Harassment was reported from Southern Plastics on Hummingbird Lane.
» Harassment was filed from Meadow Lane.
» Harassment was reported from Norman Street.
» Harassment was filed from South Eufaula Avenue.
» Harassment was reported from Andrews Trailer Park.
» Theft of property first degree (greater than $2,500) and unauthorized use of a vehicle were filed from Old Dale Road. Various automotive parts ($7,000) were reported as stolen.
» Possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana second degree were filed from Cotton Avenue. Two clear plastic bags containing marijuana and a silver grinder with a red lid and green bottom were recovered.
» A missing person report for a 75-year-old man was filed from Triangle Lane. The man has been located.
» Endangering the welfare of a child was reported from Eufaula Avenue.
Nov. 26
» Domestic violence third degree was filed from Lake Drive.
» An information report was filed from Highland Avenue in regards to a man found deceased.
» Unlawful breaking and entering a vehicle and theft of property third degree ($500 — less than $1,500) were reported from Oakland Avenue. A gold watch ($600) was reported as stolen.
» Criminal mischief third degree ($500 or less) was filed from Meadow Lane. A strand of chain link fence ($100) was reported as damaged.
» Burglary third degree and theft of property fourth degree (less than $500) was reported from South Eufaula Avenue. A baby bottle with $2 in U.S. Currency inside was reported as stolen.
» Harassment was reported from Davis Street.
» Domestic violence third degree was reported from Highway 30 at Casey Drive.
Nov. 27
» Firearms license required was filed from West Broad Street. A Glock 19 Gen 4 ($600) was reported as recovered.
» Domestic violence third degree was reported from Stevens Street.
Nov. 28
» Domestic violence third degree was filed from Lunsford Avenue.
Nov. 29
» An incident report was filed from West Highway 82 in regards to a semi-truck hitting a bald eagle.
» Recovered property was reported from Veterans Boulevard. A red Taurus 9mm pistol ($400), one magazine ($10), and one 9mm bullet ($1) were recovered.
Nov. 30
» Theft of property fourth degree (less than $500) and criminal mischief third degree ($500 or less) were filed from Country Club Road. A golf practice net ($300) and four golf poles ($38) were reported damaged. One golf pole flag ($10) was reported stolen.
» Theft of property second degree ($1,500 to $2,500) was filed from Gammage Road. A 3500 Honda generator ($2,300), an impact wrench and sockets ($250), miscellaneous wrenches ($200), and one heavy duty extension cord ($79) were reported stolen.
» Disorderly conduct was reported from Rivers Avenue.
Dec. 1
» Domestic violence second degree was reported from South Randolph Avenue at Hunters Inlet Road.
» An incident report was filed from Lake Drive in regards to a deer trapped in a fence.
Post a comment as
Report
Watch this discussion.
(0) comments
Welcome to the discussion.
Log In
Please keep it clean, turn off CAPS LOCK and don't threaten anyone. Be truthful, nice and proactive. And share with us - we love to hear eyewitness accounts.