Bainbridge - Bainbridge police have charged two men with trafficking in cocaine after an investigation led them to seize several thousand dollars’ worth of cocaine from a car associated with both men.

Collie Calloway, 33, of 1306 Fourth St., was arrested on the evening of January 29.

Prince Terrence Scott, 28, of the same address as Calloway was arrested around 11:00 a.m. Monday.

BPS investigation started after investigators received information that cocaine was being kept in the trunk of a car parked behind a vacant house at 1308 Fourth St., according to an incident report. Calloway told investigators the car belonged to a cousin in Attapulgus, and Scott also denied owning the vehicle. However, police had it towed away until they could obtain a search warrant.

Inside the trunk’s car, officers found seven plastic sandwich bags containing crack cocaine.

According to the report, BPS investigators have physical evidence tying Calloway and Scott to the car.

Blountstown - A Bristol woman is facing some serious charges after stealing nearly $12,000 worth of jewelry from her housekeeping clients.

Angella Dawn Wade, 38, was arrested Thursday on four counts each of burglary and grand theft.

According to the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office, Wade had been performing housekeeping duties for four families, all of whom reported several pieces of jewelry missing over a two month period. Inv. Brian Bateman tracked the items, ranging from diamond rings to gold chains, to a jewelry store in Tallahassee. The store owner confirmed that Wade had sold numerous items to the store in late January that fit the description of the stolen jewelry.

Wade remained the custody at the Liberty County Jail at press time.

Donalsonville - In October 2009, two black males entered the Inland convenience store in Donalsonville and stole a money bag with an undisclosed amount of cash and checks from a storage area just off the store office.

In December, Investigator Greg Long apprehended Elton Hunter of Blakely and arrested him for his part in the crime.

On January 12, Cyrus Edward Butler Sr., age 49, of a Macon address, was arrested in connection with the October robbery. Butler was transported from Bibb County to Donalsonville by Investigator Long and is being held in the Seminole County Jail. Hunter is currently out on bond, but both he and Butler are scheduled for court in April. The stolen money has not yet been recovered.

Havana - One man is dead, one man is injured, and three men are in jail in what authorities believe was a premeditated robbery near Havana.

Law enforcement authorities received a call Monday night concerning gunfire on Mitchell Street.

Once they arrived on the scene, they found two men, both apparently having been shot twice.

According to Gadsden County Deputy Lt. Jim Corder, officers found Freddie Fluker Jr., 24, dead in the driver’s seat of a vehicle and his passenger, Norman Davis, 24, in the street with gunshot wounds.

Davis was taken to TMH with non-life threatening injuries.

Corder said the shooting was premeditated and that the two men were lured to the area that the assailants allegedly knew well.

It was determined during the investigation that as Fluker and Davis arrived at Mitchell Street the gunfire erupted. They were shot at through the passenger window.

Davis was wounded but managed to escape and run to a neighborhood home and call authorities.

All three men allegedly at the scene, Willie Byrd, Ricky Warren, and Gabriel Strong, are now in custody and charged with criminal homicide and attempted first degree murder with more charges pending, Corder said.