Hull couple faces drug charge
A Hull couple was arrested recently after officers executed a search warrant at their Planter Gunnell Road home.
Brian K. Moore, 33, and Rebecca A. Tatum, 30, both of 1008 Planter Gunnell Road, were each charged with one count of illegal possession of a controlled substance.
According to the incident report, Madison County deputy Scott Pulliam went to assist a Hart County investigator with a search of their home. As Pulliam was searching the master bedroom, he reportedly found what appeared to be a C or D cell battery that had a “false bottom.” When he unscrewed the bottom, he found a clear plastic baggie that contained an off white substance that field-tested positive for methamphetamine. Also found was a spoon with an off white crystal residue all over it, along with numerous used syringes and needles.
Both Moore and Tatum were arrested at the scene and taken to the Madison County Jail for booking.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office last week included:
•A wallet was allegedly stolen from an unlocked car on Virginia Lane.
•Two Kenworth riding mowers and a pull-behind trailer were reportedly stolen from a yard on Chandler Ray Road.
•A stolen bank card was reported on Della Slaton Road.
•Harassing phone calls were reported on Osley Mill Lane.
•A TV was reportedly taken from a home on Garnett Ward Road.
•An abandoned vehicle was reported on Joe Cooper Road.
•A female reported that she was sexually assaulted by a male at a family friend’s home on Adams Clarke Road.
•Burglary was reported on Scogin Road.
•A four-wheeler was reportedly stolen from the back porch of a residence on Duffell-Martin Road.
•A window was reportedly broken out at Madison County High School’s cafeteria.
•A woman on Garnett Ward Road reported that someone tried to take her window air conditioning unit, which was found lying on the ground next to the window.
•Burglary was reported at a hunting cabin on Sims Kidd Road when the owner found three guns missing.
•A man and woman got into a physical fight when she came to his home on North 5th Avenue in Carlton to pick up her children’s car seats.
•A suspicious mobile home fire was reported on Peach Orchard Road.
•A vehicle was reportedly taken without permission from a residence on Hwy. 72 West. The vehicle was later found on Nellie B Avenue in Athens. A warrant was issued for the person suspected to have taken the vehicle.
•A woman on East Jones Chapel Road stated that a dumpster company picked up their dumpster at her request, but left the trash inside it in her yard.
•Someone allegedly took a dog from a home on Neese Commerce Road. According to the report, a man said that someone driving a yellow/brown older model Ford pick-up truck stopped in his yard, then left. When he came to the door, he noticed that his dog was gone.
•A homeowner on Diamond Hill Colbert Road reported the theft of a life insurance policy. The suspect is a family member.
•A small child and a dog were spotted by a construction crew walking along Buddy Moore Road in the middle of the day. The child’s parents were located. They told the officer that the child had slipped out of the house.
•Someone reportedly broke four storage units on West Fourth Avenue.
•Four chainsaws, a leaf blower and a five gallon gas can were stolen from a garage on Oakbend Drive in Hull.
•An unoccupied home on Creekwood Drive was allegedly broken into by forcing the rear door in. Trash and other debris were found strewn, along with an old mattress and comforter and it appeared that someone had been sleeping there.
•A Honda CRF dirt bike was reportedly stolen from the yard of a home on Power Road.
•A stolen motorcycle out of Greene County was reportedly found on Helican Springs Road.
•DUI/alcohol, speeding, etc. were reported on Hwy. 72 West near Lem Edwards Road, when a deputy spotted a small pick up going at 103 mph. Deputy Joshua Smith pursued the vehicle into Oglethorpe County, where the drive, Angel V. Ramirez-Pinzon, 21, was taken into custody.
•A woman on Leon Ellis Road reported that someone had entered her mobile home while she was gone. She reportedly came home to find that her dogs were not outside and that the rear door was open and a window had been knocked out of place. Nothing appeared to be missing at the time of the report.
•Two miter saws were reportedly stolen from a building under construction at Evangelical Methodist Church.
•Burglary was reported at Sunrise Golf Course on Colbert-Danielsville Road.
•Counterfeit cash was reported at the Royal Foods in Ila.
•Four wheels off a Ford Explorer were allegedly taken from behind a residence on Willis Glenn Road.
•A man visited the sheriff’s office to report a possible case of child abuse. The man told a deputy that he was at the Shoal Creek Road Colbert ball field when he saw what he thought was an 11-year old child being physically abused by his father.
•Someone on Tommy James Road reported that a person who borrowed their 1993 Ford F150 pick up had not returned it.
•A man on Blacks Creek Church Road reported that his son had broken into his home for the fourth time in a month, but that this is the first time he has reported it. According to the victim, the suspect entered the home through a rear bedroom window. The victim said that his son told him he was looking for food. The man told the deputy that he and his son had gotten into a heated argument before the son left and that the son is on drugs “really bad” at this time.
•Public drunkenness was reported on Thomas Heights.
According to the incident report, Madison County deputy Scott Pulliam went to assist a Hart County investigator with a search of their home. As Pulliam was searching the master bedroom, he reportedly found what appeared to be a C or D cell battery that had a “false bottom.” When he unscrewed the bottom, he found a clear plastic baggie that contained an off white substance that field-tested positive for methamphetamine. Also found was a spoon with an off white crystal residue all over it, along with numerous used syringes and needles.
Both Moore and Tatum were arrested at the scene and taken to the Madison County Jail for booking.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office last week included:
•A wallet was allegedly stolen from an unlocked car on Virginia Lane.
•Two Kenworth riding mowers and a pull-behind trailer were reportedly stolen from a yard on Chandler Ray Road.
•A stolen bank card was reported on Della Slaton Road.
•Harassing phone calls were reported on Osley Mill Lane.
•A TV was reportedly taken from a home on Garnett Ward Road.
•An abandoned vehicle was reported on Joe Cooper Road.
•A female reported that she was sexually assaulted by a male at a family friend’s home on Adams Clarke Road.
•Burglary was reported on Scogin Road.
•A four-wheeler was reportedly stolen from the back porch of a residence on Duffell-Martin Road.
•A window was reportedly broken out at Madison County High School’s cafeteria.
•A woman on Garnett Ward Road reported that someone tried to take her window air conditioning unit, which was found lying on the ground next to the window.
•Burglary was reported at a hunting cabin on Sims Kidd Road when the owner found three guns missing.
•A man and woman got into a physical fight when she came to his home on North 5th Avenue in Carlton to pick up her children’s car seats.
•A suspicious mobile home fire was reported on Peach Orchard Road.
•A vehicle was reportedly taken without permission from a residence on Hwy. 72 West. The vehicle was later found on Nellie B Avenue in Athens. A warrant was issued for the person suspected to have taken the vehicle.
•A woman on East Jones Chapel Road stated that a dumpster company picked up their dumpster at her request, but left the trash inside it in her yard.
•Someone allegedly took a dog from a home on Neese Commerce Road. According to the report, a man said that someone driving a yellow/brown older model Ford pick-up truck stopped in his yard, then left. When he came to the door, he noticed that his dog was gone.
•A homeowner on Diamond Hill Colbert Road reported the theft of a life insurance policy. The suspect is a family member.
•A small child and a dog were spotted by a construction crew walking along Buddy Moore Road in the middle of the day. The child’s parents were located. They told the officer that the child had slipped out of the house.
•Someone reportedly broke four storage units on West Fourth Avenue.
•Four chainsaws, a leaf blower and a five gallon gas can were stolen from a garage on Oakbend Drive in Hull.
•An unoccupied home on Creekwood Drive was allegedly broken into by forcing the rear door in. Trash and other debris were found strewn, along with an old mattress and comforter and it appeared that someone had been sleeping there.
•A Honda CRF dirt bike was reportedly stolen from the yard of a home on Power Road.
•A stolen motorcycle out of Greene County was reportedly found on Helican Springs Road.
•DUI/alcohol, speeding, etc. were reported on Hwy. 72 West near Lem Edwards Road, when a deputy spotted a small pick up going at 103 mph. Deputy Joshua Smith pursued the vehicle into Oglethorpe County, where the drive, Angel V. Ramirez-Pinzon, 21, was taken into custody.
•A woman on Leon Ellis Road reported that someone had entered her mobile home while she was gone. She reportedly came home to find that her dogs were not outside and that the rear door was open and a window had been knocked out of place. Nothing appeared to be missing at the time of the report.
•Two miter saws were reportedly stolen from a building under construction at Evangelical Methodist Church.
•Burglary was reported at Sunrise Golf Course on Colbert-Danielsville Road.
•Counterfeit cash was reported at the Royal Foods in Ila.
•Four wheels off a Ford Explorer were allegedly taken from behind a residence on Willis Glenn Road.
•A man visited the sheriff’s office to report a possible case of child abuse. The man told a deputy that he was at the Shoal Creek Road Colbert ball field when he saw what he thought was an 11-year old child being physically abused by his father.
•Someone on Tommy James Road reported that a person who borrowed their 1993 Ford F150 pick up had not returned it.
•A man on Blacks Creek Church Road reported that his son had broken into his home for the fourth time in a month, but that this is the first time he has reported it. According to the victim, the suspect entered the home through a rear bedroom window. The victim said that his son told him he was looking for food. The man told the deputy that he and his son had gotten into a heated argument before the son left and that the son is on drugs “really bad” at this time.
•Public drunkenness was reported on Thomas Heights.
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