Danielsville man charged with pedestrian under the influence
A Danielsville man was arrested recently after witnesses reported a “white male staggering in the roadway” in Ila.
Daryl Scottie Buggay, 41, 260 Hwy. 174, was charged with pedestrian under the influence of alcohol.
According to the incident report, the responding officer was told by witnesses that the man had just walked into a field at the corner of Pine Street and Hwy. 106 North. After spotting the man, the officer ordered him to come and speak with him but the man (Buggay) refused, and began to talk on his cell phone. The deputy noted that Buggay had extreme trouble standing and walking, his speech was slurred and he was belligerent. While transporting Buggay to jail, the officer reported that he became irate and violent, and said he was going to break the window out of the patrol car. After refusing to comply with detention officers once at the jail, Buggay was placed in a restraint chair.
In another arrest, two men were charged after they reportedly broke into a man’s home on Garnett Ward Road.
Matthew Blake Hardigree, 20, 1191 Twelve Oak Circle, Watkinsville, and Christopher Travis Tillman, 18, 1576 Garnett Ward Road, Hull, were each charged with one count of criminal trespass and willful obstruction of law enforcement officers. Tillman was also charged with simple assault.
According to the incident report, the victim said he was sleeping when he was awakened by the sound of breaking glass. When he went to investigate, he found Tillman, whom he recognized from the neighborhood, standing on a cinder block looking through a broken window and the other man (Hardigree) standing nearby. He told them he was going to call the police and at that point Tillman allegedly picked up a rocking chair and threw it at the victim. Both suspects then fled on foot. The victim pointed out the direction that the two had run and officers went next door where a man told them the two had been there and had run out the back door when they saw law enforcement. Hardigree was located lying in the field at the edge of the wood line. Tillman later turned himself in at the sheriff’s office. He told officers he had waded out into a pool behind the house and hid under the dock to avoid being caught.
In a third arrest, two men were arrested recently after allegedly trying to drop off a Pepsi drink machine/cooler as scrap at Athens Auto Wrecking.
Danny Kaye Thrasher, 56, 279 Rock Springs Court, Athens, was charged with theft by receiving stolen property, driving while license suspended and no proof of insurance, and his companion, Robert Louis Davis, 56, 270 Hawthorne Ext., Athens, was charged with theft by receiving stolen property (felony).
According to the incident report, an officer was dispatched to Athens Auto Wrecking after the men offloaded the suspicious item. A man who owns a business on West Old Broad Street said the machine was his and that this is the second drink machine he has had stolen. He said he put simplex/roofing nails in the driveway to his business to ward off possible thieves. When he found the second machine missing he went to Athens Auto Wrecking to inquire about anyone coming in and noticed that nails matching the description of the ones he placed in his driveway were in the truck with the drink machine. The driver, Thrasher, told officers he found the drink machine by the side of the road.
Other arrests on file at the sheriff’s office included:
•Rico Cortez Adams, 32, 299 Washington Drive, Athens, was charged with driving while license suspended or revoked, registration and license requirements and no proof of insurance after he reportedly came out of a driveway on McGinnis Chandler Road and struck the side of a pickup truck.
•David Lamar Beck, 35, 85 Merry Lane, Colbert, was charged with possession of marijuana less than an ounce and possession and use of drug-related objects after deputies were summoned to his home about a domestic dispute. While at the scene, officers noticed a quantity of marijuana and drug-related objects. Beck claimed ownership of the items and was arrested.
•Randy Joe Bridges, 50, 720 Holloway Road, Danielsville, was charged with possession of a firearm or knife during commission of or attempt to commit a felony after a deputy was summoned to his home in reference to a domestic dispute. According to the incident report, the officer found both Bridges and his wife intoxicated and that Bridges, a convicted felon, was in possession of a .22 cal. rifle.
•Dustin Sanford England, 30, 153 W. Briarwood Lane, Nicholson, was charged with weaving over roadway, no tag, failure to report striking a fixed object and failure to report accident with injury/damage after an officer found his vehicle in a ditch on Nowhere Road with a come-along and rope attached to it. When found at his home and asked about the accident, England admitted he had an accident but had not called 911 because he was out of minutes on his cell phone. The deputy noted that he had observed England on his cell phone just prior to speaking with him.
•Stacey Bernard Faust, 42, 117 Ashmore Drive, Athens, probation violation.
•Charles Dennis Fortson, 51, 8025 Field Stone Court, Douglasville, probation violation.
•Anthony Ray Hardman, 46, 292 Bellew Drake Road, Carlton, possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute, obstruction or hindering law enforcement officers and possession of tools for the commission of a crime.
•Christopher Collier King, 21, 117 White Street, Watkinsville, furnishing, purchase, and possession of an alcoholic beverage by persons below legal age.
•Cameron Colvin Klein, 20, 1652 Bob Godfrey Road, Watkinsville, furnishing, purchasing, and possession of an alcoholic beverage by persons below legal age.
•Kelli Grace Lawrence, 21, 1859 James Spring Road, Danielsville, party to a crime and reckless conduct.
•Timothy Wayne McLendon, 28, 1001 Nails Creek Road, Franklin Springs, speeding in excess of maximum limits, driving while license suspended or revoked and holding for other county.
•Joel Carmona Morales, 23, 145 Cena Drive, Athens DUI/alcohol, weaving over roadway, driving without a valid license and possession of open alcohol container.
•Jonathan Wade Strickland, 25, 24 Jarrett Road, Nicholson, obstructing or hindering a law enforcement officer, possession and use of drug-related objects, fleeing or attempting to elude police officer, tag light required, reckless driving, weaving over roadway, failure to have license on person, possession of Schedule I Controlled Substance, aggravated assault and aggressive driving.
•Charles Anthony Vickers, 20, 261 Colbert Grove Church Road, Colbert, theft by receiving stolen property.
•Leslie Alexandria Wagner, 24, 200 Center Church Raod, Stephens, driving while license suspended or revoked, no proof of insurance and knowingly driving a motor vehicle on suspended, cancelled or revoked registration.
•James David Woodall, 25, 1254 Old Elberton Road, Hull, giving a false name, address or birthdate to a law enforcement officer.
•Anders Elaine Yount, 17, 823 Commons Park, Statham, furnishing, purchasing and possession of alcoholic beverages by persons below legal age.
According to the incident report, the responding officer was told by witnesses that the man had just walked into a field at the corner of Pine Street and Hwy. 106 North. After spotting the man, the officer ordered him to come and speak with him but the man (Buggay) refused, and began to talk on his cell phone. The deputy noted that Buggay had extreme trouble standing and walking, his speech was slurred and he was belligerent. While transporting Buggay to jail, the officer reported that he became irate and violent, and said he was going to break the window out of the patrol car. After refusing to comply with detention officers once at the jail, Buggay was placed in a restraint chair.
In another arrest, two men were charged after they reportedly broke into a man’s home on Garnett Ward Road.
Matthew Blake Hardigree, 20, 1191 Twelve Oak Circle, Watkinsville, and Christopher Travis Tillman, 18, 1576 Garnett Ward Road, Hull, were each charged with one count of criminal trespass and willful obstruction of law enforcement officers. Tillman was also charged with simple assault.
According to the incident report, the victim said he was sleeping when he was awakened by the sound of breaking glass. When he went to investigate, he found Tillman, whom he recognized from the neighborhood, standing on a cinder block looking through a broken window and the other man (Hardigree) standing nearby. He told them he was going to call the police and at that point Tillman allegedly picked up a rocking chair and threw it at the victim. Both suspects then fled on foot. The victim pointed out the direction that the two had run and officers went next door where a man told them the two had been there and had run out the back door when they saw law enforcement. Hardigree was located lying in the field at the edge of the wood line. Tillman later turned himself in at the sheriff’s office. He told officers he had waded out into a pool behind the house and hid under the dock to avoid being caught.
In a third arrest, two men were arrested recently after allegedly trying to drop off a Pepsi drink machine/cooler as scrap at Athens Auto Wrecking.
Danny Kaye Thrasher, 56, 279 Rock Springs Court, Athens, was charged with theft by receiving stolen property, driving while license suspended and no proof of insurance, and his companion, Robert Louis Davis, 56, 270 Hawthorne Ext., Athens, was charged with theft by receiving stolen property (felony).
According to the incident report, an officer was dispatched to Athens Auto Wrecking after the men offloaded the suspicious item. A man who owns a business on West Old Broad Street said the machine was his and that this is the second drink machine he has had stolen. He said he put simplex/roofing nails in the driveway to his business to ward off possible thieves. When he found the second machine missing he went to Athens Auto Wrecking to inquire about anyone coming in and noticed that nails matching the description of the ones he placed in his driveway were in the truck with the drink machine. The driver, Thrasher, told officers he found the drink machine by the side of the road.
Other arrests on file at the sheriff’s office included:
•Rico Cortez Adams, 32, 299 Washington Drive, Athens, was charged with driving while license suspended or revoked, registration and license requirements and no proof of insurance after he reportedly came out of a driveway on McGinnis Chandler Road and struck the side of a pickup truck.
•David Lamar Beck, 35, 85 Merry Lane, Colbert, was charged with possession of marijuana less than an ounce and possession and use of drug-related objects after deputies were summoned to his home about a domestic dispute. While at the scene, officers noticed a quantity of marijuana and drug-related objects. Beck claimed ownership of the items and was arrested.
•Randy Joe Bridges, 50, 720 Holloway Road, Danielsville, was charged with possession of a firearm or knife during commission of or attempt to commit a felony after a deputy was summoned to his home in reference to a domestic dispute. According to the incident report, the officer found both Bridges and his wife intoxicated and that Bridges, a convicted felon, was in possession of a .22 cal. rifle.
•Dustin Sanford England, 30, 153 W. Briarwood Lane, Nicholson, was charged with weaving over roadway, no tag, failure to report striking a fixed object and failure to report accident with injury/damage after an officer found his vehicle in a ditch on Nowhere Road with a come-along and rope attached to it. When found at his home and asked about the accident, England admitted he had an accident but had not called 911 because he was out of minutes on his cell phone. The deputy noted that he had observed England on his cell phone just prior to speaking with him.
•Stacey Bernard Faust, 42, 117 Ashmore Drive, Athens, probation violation.
•Charles Dennis Fortson, 51, 8025 Field Stone Court, Douglasville, probation violation.
•Anthony Ray Hardman, 46, 292 Bellew Drake Road, Carlton, possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute, obstruction or hindering law enforcement officers and possession of tools for the commission of a crime.
•Christopher Collier King, 21, 117 White Street, Watkinsville, furnishing, purchase, and possession of an alcoholic beverage by persons below legal age.
•Cameron Colvin Klein, 20, 1652 Bob Godfrey Road, Watkinsville, furnishing, purchasing, and possession of an alcoholic beverage by persons below legal age.
•Kelli Grace Lawrence, 21, 1859 James Spring Road, Danielsville, party to a crime and reckless conduct.
•Timothy Wayne McLendon, 28, 1001 Nails Creek Road, Franklin Springs, speeding in excess of maximum limits, driving while license suspended or revoked and holding for other county.
•Joel Carmona Morales, 23, 145 Cena Drive, Athens DUI/alcohol, weaving over roadway, driving without a valid license and possession of open alcohol container.
•Jonathan Wade Strickland, 25, 24 Jarrett Road, Nicholson, obstructing or hindering a law enforcement officer, possession and use of drug-related objects, fleeing or attempting to elude police officer, tag light required, reckless driving, weaving over roadway, failure to have license on person, possession of Schedule I Controlled Substance, aggravated assault and aggressive driving.
•Charles Anthony Vickers, 20, 261 Colbert Grove Church Road, Colbert, theft by receiving stolen property.
•Leslie Alexandria Wagner, 24, 200 Center Church Raod, Stephens, driving while license suspended or revoked, no proof of insurance and knowingly driving a motor vehicle on suspended, cancelled or revoked registration.
•James David Woodall, 25, 1254 Old Elberton Road, Hull, giving a false name, address or birthdate to a law enforcement officer.
•Anders Elaine Yount, 17, 823 Commons Park, Statham, furnishing, purchasing and possession of alcoholic beverages by persons below legal age.
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