DAILY ACTIVITY REPORTS

January 9 800H Domestic 2x •Patrol

January 10 800H Traffic Stop •Patrol •Unlock Vehicle

January 11 800E Subject Following Person •Accident, Main @ Fourth St. •Suspicious Person/Vehicle 3x 800H Patrol 800S Traffic Stops 2x, Hwy. 27 S. •Traffic Stop, Crawford St. •Unruly Juvenile, Grow St.

January 12 800D Security Check Hourly •Traffic Stop 2x •Stand-by for Opening •Open Door

800E Burglary, N. 1st St. •Suspicious Person/Vehicle 2x •IGA Shoplifting •Bus Detail •Test Marijuana

800S Assist Fire Department with Fire, Railroad St. •Assist 800E with Shoplifting •Disturbance/Unwanted Person, Thompsontown Rd.

January 13 800C Cable Theft, Middle St. •Fight, 2nd St. •Traffic Stop

January 14 800G Domestic, 2nd St.

January 15 800D Obstruction Arrest •Citation •Verbal 2x •Disturbance, Grow St. •Clear Parking Lot, MLK Jr. St. •Security Check Hourly

800E Suspicious Person/Vehicle, Phillipsburg Rd. •Accident •Domestic Violence Class/Court •Assist Motorist, Spring Creek Park

800S Traffic Stop, N. MLK Jr. St. •Prisoner/Subject in Custody •Burglary, E. Pine St.

January 16 800D Security Check Hourly •Traffic Stop 2x •Disturbance 2x, MLK Jr. St. •Escort •Stand-by

800E Patrol •Harassing Phone Calls, N. MLK Jr. St.

800S Assist 799 Units, Thompsontown Rd. •Speak with Subject

January 17 800D Traffic Stop 5x •Citation 3x •Security Check Hourly •Assist Motorist •Unlock Vehicle

800E Unlock Vehicle •Patrol •Assist 800S with Traffic Stop

800S Traffic Stop, Phillipsburg Rd. •Traffic Stop 5x, Crawford St. •Traffic Stop, Square •Assist 800E with Alarm, West Carr St.

January 18 800C Escort •Domestic, Bremond St. •Funeral Escort

January 19 800C Burglary, Taylor St. •Prisoner/ Subject in Custody, Phillips St. •Escort

800H Patrol •Escort •Trash in Road •Escort

January 20 800D Hourly Security Checks •Assist Motorist 2x •Disturbance, MLK Jr. St. •Speak with Officer, Police Department •Traffic Stop •Unlock Vehicle

800E Alarm •Assist Sheriff’s Office with Escort •Suspicious Person/Vehicle 2x •Suspicious Person, Bird St. •Unlock Vehicle •Domestic, Perry St. •Unlock Vehicle, West St.

800S Traffic Stop •Assist Georgia State Patrol with Traffic Stop, Crawford St. •Assist with Funeral Escort, Hwy. 310 •Assist 800D •Speak with Subject, Police Department

January 21

800D Hourly Security Checks •Suspicious Person, Hwy. 27 •EMS Assistance 2x •Disturbance, Emergency Room

800E Vehicle in Ditch, Railroad @ Bush St. •Unlock Vehicle, Phillips St. •Assist Motorist, MLK Jr. St. •Domestic, N. 2nd St. •Car in Ditch, Pine @ 4th St.

800S Assist EMT’s, College St. •Assist EMT’s, Grow St. •Gas Spill

January 22 800C Traffic Stop 4x •Domestic, MLK Jr. St. •Domestic, 2nd St. •Suspicious Activity, High School •Funeral Escort •Suspicious Activity, Pine St. 800G Escort •Check, Thompsontown Rd.

January 23 800C Traffic Stop 4x •Fight, Top Road •Domestic •Speak with Officer •Juvenile Problem, Grow St. •Intoxicated Pedestrian, Hwy. 45 S. 800G Fight, Top Road

January 25 800C Traffic Stop

INCIDENT REPORTS

Vehicle Accident

On January 15, Brenda Espinosa was backing from a parking spot at the Shell Station. Alisa Horace was fueling at a fuel pump at the Shell Station. Espinsosa backed up and struck Horace’s vehicle. Espinosa was at fault due to improper backing.

On January 11, Karen Marrie Houston was travelling east on Main Street. Wayne D. Chambers was travelling south on Fourth Street. Chambers entered the intersection of Main and Fourth Street as Houston was going through the intersection. Chambers caused the accident for Failure to Yield Right of Way.

On January 11, Michael Anderson’s vehicle was parked in the parking area just west of Jenkin’s Mechanical. Michael Ray Lovering was parked in front of Anderson’s vehicle. Lovering backed into Anderson’s vehicle.

On January 21, Allen Wynn Whigham was traveling south on Highway 310 when the vehicle struck a deer crossing the road.

On January 18, Kenneth Bernard Cooper was traveling south on Twilight Church Road. A deer entered into the path of Cooper’s vehicle, and the collision could not be avoided.

Driving Under Influence

On January 11, Jammi C. Mc- Clendon was stopped for running off the west side of the road. Mc- Clendon was asked for her driver’s license and proof of insurance. McClendon was slow to give her driver’s license and couldn’t find her insurance card. McClendon seemed to be slow to respond to questions. McClendon was asked if she was on any medicines or anything that Officer Chris Medina should know about. McClendon advised that she was on medication.

Officer Medina then got McClendon out of the car, her movements were slow, and unsteady. Officer Medina asked McClendon if she had smoked anything and how long it was since she had smoked. McClendon advised that she had smoked crack cocaine approximately 30 minutes before the stop. McClendon was placed under arrest and then read the implied consent card. McClendon advised that she would submit to a test of her blood. After the blood was drawn, McClendon was taken to the Miller County Jail where she was charged with D.U.I. Drugs.

Obstructing Police

On January 16, Ezra Wayne Merritt was checked for weapons. When Officer Scott Cleveland attempted to pat down Merritt, he became agitated and began to jerk away and attempt to leave the scene. Merritt was advised to stop resisting several times. Merritt attempted to hit Officer Cleveland with his right elbow. Officer Cleveland immediately grabbed Merritt and pushed him against the vehicle. Merritt reached into his pocket and withdrew a glass pipe with a Brillo pad stuffed into the end. Merritt was placed in handcuffs and transported to the jail and received a citation for obstruction.

Larceny

On January 13, Gilbert S. Horton stated that the resident on Middle Street had illegal cable hooked up to his residence, and that it was sending a strong signal of some sort that could interfere with certain types of aviation equipment. Horton stated that this is at least the fifth time that this same person has stolen cable, and his company will take warrants.

Burglary

On January 12, Robert William Rizzo advised that when he went to his utility shed he found that several items were missing. Rizzo advised that he noticed the items stolen out of his shed on the previous date.

On January 15, David Wade Schoen stated that he returned home to find that his residence had been burglarized.

Damage to Property

On January 25, Janice Tabb advised that a gas pump had been damaged sometime between Saturday around 1 p.m. and the time of the call. There was no other damage found at this time, and the case has been turned over to investigations.

Theft by Taking

On January 5, Brooke Widner made contact with the Miller County Sheriff’s Office in reference to a theft. Widner stated that she needed to report her cell phone stolen. Widner stated that she has moved to Oklahoma and that she came home to her parents for the Christmas holidays.

Widner stated that she had parked her vehicle at her mother’s shop. Widner stated that her vehicle was parked there several days while she was home.

Widner stated that when she got back in her vehicle on January 5, she discovered that her cellular phone and two wallets were stolen.

Widner stated that along with the two wallets her driver’s license, an empty checkbook, and a debit card were taken as well.