Hull man arrested on drug charges
A Hull man was arrested last week on drug charges after the sheriff’s office received an anonymous call stating that drugs were being sold out of a house located at 73 Aiken Road.
Joe Alvin Brown Jr., 32, 73 Aiken Road, was arrested on one count each of possession, manufacture, distribution, etc., Violation of Georgia’s Controlled Substances Act (VGCSA) methamphetamine; possession, manufacture, distribution, etc. VGCSA Schedule II narcotics/oxycodone; possession manufacture, distribution, etc., VGCSA Schedule III narcotics/hydrocodone; possession, manufacture distribution, etc. VGCSA marijuana, possession of tools for the commission of a crime and drugs to be kept in original container.
According to the incident report, acting on the tip, Deputy Scott Pulliam went to the home where he met with Brown and a female and asked if he could search the home. They gave permission and the deputy noted that the first thing he saw in Brown’s bedroom was a brown pill bottle with no label lying on the floor that contained a white crystal substance that appeared to be methamphetamine, as well as two pills (identified as oxycodone and hydrocodone through use of the “drug bible.”) At this point, Deputy Pulliam placed Brown under arrest and asked him if there was anything else in the room, to which Brown replied that “there might be a little marijuana.”
Deputy Pulliam located marijuana, a digital scale, two glass pipes and other suspected drug paraphernalia. $160 in cash was also found.
Others arrested by law enforcement officials in Madison County last week included:
•Kyle Luvereman Freeman, 18, 327 Freeman Circle, Colbert, burglary and possession of marijuana.
•Ronald Steve Gillespie, 42, 484 Crawford W. Long Street, Danielsville, to counts of bench warrant (original charges: theft by conversion, burglary, and forgery in the first degree).
•Zain Lee Haley, 19, 626 Brooks Drive, Nicholson, possession, manufacture, etc. VGCSA possession of cocaine and possession of tools for the commission of a crime.
•Scott McKinley Hammond, 36, 556 Bertha Willis Road, Carlton, two counts of probation violation (original charges: two counts of aggravated stalking).
•Mozelle Elesie Heard, 46, 49 Parkview Homes, Athens, order to incarcerate (child support).
•Tony Raymond Ouzts, 39, 510 Woodale Street, Hull, reckless driving, driving while license withdrawn, suspended, revoked; DUI/drugs; fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer; improper passing, failure to stop for a stop sign, driving on the wrong side of the road, possession, manufacture, distribution, etc. VGCSA marijuana with intent to distribute, possession, manufacture, distribution etc., VGCSA methamphetamine with intent to distribute and failure to drive within a single lane.
•Randall Eugene Parham, 41, 3545 Hwy. 98 East, Comer, illegal possession of controlled substance (methamphetamine).
•Richard Emmette Porterfield, 34, 275 Audie Porterfield Road, Danielsville, drug-related objects, possession, manufacture, distribution, etc. VGCSA methamphetamine, bench warrant (original charge: burning construction debris) and possession of marijuana less than an ounce.
•Terry Slack, 42, 315 Madison Avenue, Colbert, disorderly conduct.
•Nathan Eugene Sweaza, 24, 3248 Hwy. 98 West, Danielsville, driving while license withdrawn, giving false name/information and failure to appear (original charges: suspended license, expired tag, too fast for conditions, etc.). (GSP)
•John Douglas Tanksley, 32, 1180 Charlie Bolton Road, Hull, probation violation (original charge: theft by taking motor vehicle).
•Clint Jackson Beck, 29, 62 Maple Street, Nicholson, DUI. (GSP)
•Quincy Bradford, 27, 313 Couerdge Court, Athens, driving with no license on person, child restraint law seat belt, DUI and DUI/endangering a child under 14. (GSP)
•Milton Jeffrey Burrell, 36, 10207 Nowhere Road, Hull, simple battery. (Danielsville PD)
•Jerald Kevin Cleghorne, 43, 139 Kellogg Drive, Colbert, expired vehicle tag or decal and operation of a vehicle with improper equipment.
•Nathaniel Braxton Cochran, 31, 17306 Hwy. 603, Kiln, Miss., giving false information or false name.
•Danielle Renee Collins, 24, 715 Worth Court, Bethlehem, bench warrant.
•Thomas Neal Evans Jr., 36, 51 Wildwood Lane, Comer, driving while license withdrawn.
•Fred Darryl Foster, 26, 221 Mountain View Lane, Danielsville, DUI, driving without a license and possession of marijuana less than an ounce. (GSP)
•Jamie Lee Fowler, 24, 161 Park Street, Commerce, bench warrant.
•Noe Munoz Galeana, 29, 163 Ed Coile Road, Hull, driving without a license, failure to drive within a single lane and taillights required.
•Daniel Garcia, 29, 519 Woodale Street, Hull, driving without a license and lighted headlights required.
•Francisco Gonzalez, 38, 495 Hwy. 29, Athens, driving while license withdrawn. (GSP)
•Elijio Gildardo Guillen, 27, 960 Haymen, Winder, driving without a license and failure to drive within a single lane.
•Franklin Dallie Hall, 68, 2674 Hwy. 72 West, Colbert, aggravated assault, pointing or aiming a gun or pistol at another and terroristic threats and acts.
•Kisha Elaine Hamm, 21, 2360 West Broad Street, Athens, seven counts of deposit account fraud.
•Terry Albert Hardy, 26, 176 Church Street, Nicholson, two counts of deposit account fraud.
•Gregory Deon Harris, 34, 304 Hannah Heights, Hull, DUI, driving while license withdrawn, possession of marijuana less than an ounce and improper backing.
•Shannon Jo Human, 28, 3083 Cornell Dairy Road, Bowman, possession, manufacture, distribution, etc.VGCSA, drug-related objects and possession of marijuana less than an ounce.
•Diane Marcia Lamey, 46, 330 Apt. 5, Athens, deposit account fraud.
•Adam Walter Lesniak, 23, 184 Dillon Drive, Jefferson, possession, manufacture, distribution, etc. VGCSA and possession of tools for the commission of a crime.
•Benjamin Thomas Lesniak, 18, 184 Dillon Drive, Jefferson, possession, manufacture, distribution, etc. VGCSA and possession of tools for the commission of a crime.
•Pamela Kay Lugo-Elias, 35, 641 Bedford Drive, Hull, six counts of deposit account fraud.
•James Edward Smith Jr., 42, 293 Allen Road, Danielsville, sex offender registration.
•Michael Anthony Stanley, 21, 231 Dry Creek Road, Danielsville, DUI, open container and failure to drive within a single lane.
According to the incident report, acting on the tip, Deputy Scott Pulliam went to the home where he met with Brown and a female and asked if he could search the home. They gave permission and the deputy noted that the first thing he saw in Brown’s bedroom was a brown pill bottle with no label lying on the floor that contained a white crystal substance that appeared to be methamphetamine, as well as two pills (identified as oxycodone and hydrocodone through use of the “drug bible.”) At this point, Deputy Pulliam placed Brown under arrest and asked him if there was anything else in the room, to which Brown replied that “there might be a little marijuana.”
Deputy Pulliam located marijuana, a digital scale, two glass pipes and other suspected drug paraphernalia. $160 in cash was also found.
Others arrested by law enforcement officials in Madison County last week included:
•Kyle Luvereman Freeman, 18, 327 Freeman Circle, Colbert, burglary and possession of marijuana.
•Ronald Steve Gillespie, 42, 484 Crawford W. Long Street, Danielsville, to counts of bench warrant (original charges: theft by conversion, burglary, and forgery in the first degree).
•Zain Lee Haley, 19, 626 Brooks Drive, Nicholson, possession, manufacture, etc. VGCSA possession of cocaine and possession of tools for the commission of a crime.
•Scott McKinley Hammond, 36, 556 Bertha Willis Road, Carlton, two counts of probation violation (original charges: two counts of aggravated stalking).
•Mozelle Elesie Heard, 46, 49 Parkview Homes, Athens, order to incarcerate (child support).
•Tony Raymond Ouzts, 39, 510 Woodale Street, Hull, reckless driving, driving while license withdrawn, suspended, revoked; DUI/drugs; fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer; improper passing, failure to stop for a stop sign, driving on the wrong side of the road, possession, manufacture, distribution, etc. VGCSA marijuana with intent to distribute, possession, manufacture, distribution etc., VGCSA methamphetamine with intent to distribute and failure to drive within a single lane.
•Randall Eugene Parham, 41, 3545 Hwy. 98 East, Comer, illegal possession of controlled substance (methamphetamine).
•Richard Emmette Porterfield, 34, 275 Audie Porterfield Road, Danielsville, drug-related objects, possession, manufacture, distribution, etc. VGCSA methamphetamine, bench warrant (original charge: burning construction debris) and possession of marijuana less than an ounce.
•Terry Slack, 42, 315 Madison Avenue, Colbert, disorderly conduct.
•Nathan Eugene Sweaza, 24, 3248 Hwy. 98 West, Danielsville, driving while license withdrawn, giving false name/information and failure to appear (original charges: suspended license, expired tag, too fast for conditions, etc.). (GSP)
•John Douglas Tanksley, 32, 1180 Charlie Bolton Road, Hull, probation violation (original charge: theft by taking motor vehicle).
•Clint Jackson Beck, 29, 62 Maple Street, Nicholson, DUI. (GSP)
•Quincy Bradford, 27, 313 Couerdge Court, Athens, driving with no license on person, child restraint law seat belt, DUI and DUI/endangering a child under 14. (GSP)
•Milton Jeffrey Burrell, 36, 10207 Nowhere Road, Hull, simple battery. (Danielsville PD)
•Jerald Kevin Cleghorne, 43, 139 Kellogg Drive, Colbert, expired vehicle tag or decal and operation of a vehicle with improper equipment.
•Nathaniel Braxton Cochran, 31, 17306 Hwy. 603, Kiln, Miss., giving false information or false name.
•Danielle Renee Collins, 24, 715 Worth Court, Bethlehem, bench warrant.
•Thomas Neal Evans Jr., 36, 51 Wildwood Lane, Comer, driving while license withdrawn.
•Fred Darryl Foster, 26, 221 Mountain View Lane, Danielsville, DUI, driving without a license and possession of marijuana less than an ounce. (GSP)
•Jamie Lee Fowler, 24, 161 Park Street, Commerce, bench warrant.
•Noe Munoz Galeana, 29, 163 Ed Coile Road, Hull, driving without a license, failure to drive within a single lane and taillights required.
•Daniel Garcia, 29, 519 Woodale Street, Hull, driving without a license and lighted headlights required.
•Francisco Gonzalez, 38, 495 Hwy. 29, Athens, driving while license withdrawn. (GSP)
•Elijio Gildardo Guillen, 27, 960 Haymen, Winder, driving without a license and failure to drive within a single lane.
•Franklin Dallie Hall, 68, 2674 Hwy. 72 West, Colbert, aggravated assault, pointing or aiming a gun or pistol at another and terroristic threats and acts.
•Kisha Elaine Hamm, 21, 2360 West Broad Street, Athens, seven counts of deposit account fraud.
•Terry Albert Hardy, 26, 176 Church Street, Nicholson, two counts of deposit account fraud.
•Gregory Deon Harris, 34, 304 Hannah Heights, Hull, DUI, driving while license withdrawn, possession of marijuana less than an ounce and improper backing.
•Shannon Jo Human, 28, 3083 Cornell Dairy Road, Bowman, possession, manufacture, distribution, etc.VGCSA, drug-related objects and possession of marijuana less than an ounce.
•Diane Marcia Lamey, 46, 330 Apt. 5, Athens, deposit account fraud.
•Adam Walter Lesniak, 23, 184 Dillon Drive, Jefferson, possession, manufacture, distribution, etc. VGCSA and possession of tools for the commission of a crime.
•Benjamin Thomas Lesniak, 18, 184 Dillon Drive, Jefferson, possession, manufacture, distribution, etc. VGCSA and possession of tools for the commission of a crime.
•Pamela Kay Lugo-Elias, 35, 641 Bedford Drive, Hull, six counts of deposit account fraud.
•James Edward Smith Jr., 42, 293 Allen Road, Danielsville, sex offender registration.
•Michael Anthony Stanley, 21, 231 Dry Creek Road, Danielsville, DUI, open container and failure to drive within a single lane.
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cert but alot of the ones who were let go did! And I disagree
Madison County is further from better now than it ever was
before thanks to loosing those officers who actually did
have either a degree, cert or twice the experience the new
ones do. Yeah you have to give the new ones time to learn
but that time is valuable and we wouldn't be wasting it
if we still had our old deputies!
As for using the Physicians Desk Reference (drug bible) to positively identify the drugs, again, excellent police work to ensure that the drugs actually were illegal and by following proper procedure the deputy has ensured that the suspect should have been arrested and ensured an easy to prosecute airtight case for the DA.
Police need to follow the law. Sounds like things are improving at the Sheriff's dept.
If you had been so vocal six months ago, you may have been able to help your candidate win re-election. Perhaps, now, you understand the power of the vote and the need for concerned citizens such as yourself to become involved in the process.
So, the choice is yours. You can keep on crying over a lost election or you can try to do something about it. Or, option three, you can get on board and help our duly elected official excel at the job that he was voted to do. From your rantings, I predict you will pick option one - continue to crybaby.
What's it going to be, Charlie?
As you offered,HINT HERE,every ones stats can be checked. Unless you are Tim Nix writing this stuff you are sadly misinformed. THAT decision may have saved a few tax dollars. Might want to check the stats.
A Registered Pharmacist could identify most pills by sight, and I imagine a lot of pill-heads, (no shortage of them here in Madison County), can too, but do you really expect every law enforcement officer to be able to identify every prescription medication that comes out of a bottle with no label?
As far as the consent given by the offenders to search the residence, it happens all the time. Most druggies are either extremely paranoid, or they think they're ten feet tall and bulletproof, and way too clever to ever get caught. It sounds like Brown fell into the latter category.
Once again, some people have taken a good thing (the arrest of a drug dealer), and managed to turn it into an attack on the Sheriff's Office, just because the election didn't turn out the way they wanted. Tiresome, tiresome, tiresome!!!