Woman threatened by Facebook friend
A woman on Glenn Carrie Road reported recently that she had been threatened by someone she had reconnected with on Facebook.
The woman said she was contacted by a friend on Facebook and had been talking with him and catching up with old times. He reportedly asked her to fly to where he was in Wisconsin and be intimate with him. He had also reportedly been sending her gifts. When she refused his request he became angry and started making threats, saying that he had money and would show her what it would do to her and her family. Then the man’s wife called and wanted to know what was going on between the victim and her husband. The victim said she attempted to explain and sent pictures and other correspondence to her, but the woman became angry and said they would be flying to Georgia and coming to her house on Saturday, Nov. 13. She had saved the messages for evidence.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office this week included:
•A man on Paradise Valley Road reported that someone had stolen his Siberian Husky dog from where it was chained in his backyard. The officer noted that the dog’s collar appeared to have been cut off.
•Theft by taking was reported on Blacks Creek Church Road after a builder reported lumber and other items stolen from a construction site.
•A man on Amberly Drive reported that furniture was stolen from a residence he formerly rented.
•A man on Piedmont Road reported that his vehicle had been damaged by unknown persons. He showed the responding officer where obscenities had been scratched into the rear of the truck and on the hood, along with multiple scratches all over the vehicle.
•A man on Foote-McClellan Road reported that someone had kicked open the front door of his residence and taken items from the back bedroom and living room. The officer observed where the doorjamb had been broken and the deadbolt. It appeared that the suspect(s) had parked a small vehicle behind the residence and loaded the items through the basement door. Among the items stolen was a Remington youth model 700 .243 caliber rifle.
•A woman on Hwy. 29 South reported that her gun was missing from her car. She said she had gone to a Cobb County hospital and that her boyfriend had picked her car up. When she retrieved the vehicle, the gun was missing, according to the report.
•A man on Bud Freeman Road reported that someone he was letting live on his property had taken transaxles and axles out of a storage bus. The man said the suspect had already admitted to taking scrap metal from the land in September. He said he does want to take out warrants for the latest theft if the suspect does not pay him for the items listed.
•A woman told an officer by telephone that her vehicle, a 1991 Chevrolet Blazer, was stolen from a residence on Jennifer Circle. The woman said she had left the vehicle there with a man she knows until she could pick it up. When she came back to get it, the man told her he had taken it for repairs, but would not tell her where it could be located.
•Employees at Helican Springs Road United Brotherhood reported that someone tore apart the central a/c unit and removed parts from it.
•A man in Clarke County reported that someone he knew stole items from a trailer in his yard during the night and that he found the items at Athens Auto Wrecking. The victim was to file a report with Clarke County the next date and the items were placed in a safe location until then, according to the report.
•An officer discharged his service weapon to put down an injured deer in a creek behind a residence on Nowhere Road. The officer noted that the deer had serious injuries to its left front leg and from dogs who were harassing the animal.
•Two black females were allegedly “horsing around” at the high school when one of them became violent and started to throw punches. The offending girl was taken to jail by the school resource officer and charged with disrupting public school.
•A teller at BB&T Bank reported that a counterfeit $20 bill had been turned in with a Dollar General bank deposit. The bill was placed into evidence for further investigation.
•A woman in Country Living Mobile Home Park reported that her boyfriend and her had gotten into an argument that became physical. She said he hit her in the face and put his hands around her neck. She said that during the fight a TV and her child’s rocking horse were damaged. She also said she did not wish to press charges. The offender had left the scene prior to the officer’s arrival.
•Theft of a student’s Blackberry phone was reported at the high school. Another student eventually admitted to having the phone and a warrant was issued for the student’s arrest for theft by taking.
•Burglary was reported on Hardman Road when a woman told officers that someone had stolen two flat screen TVs: one from downstairs and one from a bedroom upstairs. She told officers she believes that her nephew took the items and that he had taken things in the past.
•Copper wire (250 feet) was reportedly stolen from a chicken house on Neese Commerce Road. Information was received that two suspects had stolen the wire and taken it to Athens Auto Recycling and sold it.
•A black Hawk dump trailer was reportedly stolen from in front of a residence on Tarpkins Road.
•Burglary was reported at chicken houses on James Spring Road.
•A black female reportedly attacked a male student in the gym at MCHS. The juvenile female was taken to the sheriff’s office by the resource officer and released to her parents. She was to be charged with disrupting public school in juvenile court. The officer noted that this is the second that this girl has been involved in a fight at school.
•A woman on Transco Road said someone she knows entered her home without her permission and stole her teenage daughter’s miniature Chihuahua named “Half Pint.” The suspect allegedly admitted to coming in the house but not to taking the dog.
•Theft by taking was reported on Hwy. 29 South at the Golden Pantry when an employee said a black female in a white SUV stole the Make-A-Wish foundation collection jar from the store. The clerk said the woman said she was there from the March of Dimes. When the clerk said she would have to call her manager first, the woman grabbed the jar and fled. Investigators planned to review a videotape of the incident.
•Aggravated child molestation was reported on Piedmont Park Road. No further information was available.
•Copper wire was taken from two chicken houses on Jot-Em-Down Road.
•Electrical wire and a gas tank were reportedly stolen from a chicken house used for storage on Paoli Road.
•An officer shot a deer that was hit by a car on Hwy. 106. The officer said the deer was moving, but unable to get up.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office this week included:
•A man on Paradise Valley Road reported that someone had stolen his Siberian Husky dog from where it was chained in his backyard. The officer noted that the dog’s collar appeared to have been cut off.
•Theft by taking was reported on Blacks Creek Church Road after a builder reported lumber and other items stolen from a construction site.
•A man on Amberly Drive reported that furniture was stolen from a residence he formerly rented.
•A man on Piedmont Road reported that his vehicle had been damaged by unknown persons. He showed the responding officer where obscenities had been scratched into the rear of the truck and on the hood, along with multiple scratches all over the vehicle.
•A man on Foote-McClellan Road reported that someone had kicked open the front door of his residence and taken items from the back bedroom and living room. The officer observed where the doorjamb had been broken and the deadbolt. It appeared that the suspect(s) had parked a small vehicle behind the residence and loaded the items through the basement door. Among the items stolen was a Remington youth model 700 .243 caliber rifle.
•A woman on Hwy. 29 South reported that her gun was missing from her car. She said she had gone to a Cobb County hospital and that her boyfriend had picked her car up. When she retrieved the vehicle, the gun was missing, according to the report.
•A man on Bud Freeman Road reported that someone he was letting live on his property had taken transaxles and axles out of a storage bus. The man said the suspect had already admitted to taking scrap metal from the land in September. He said he does want to take out warrants for the latest theft if the suspect does not pay him for the items listed.
•A woman told an officer by telephone that her vehicle, a 1991 Chevrolet Blazer, was stolen from a residence on Jennifer Circle. The woman said she had left the vehicle there with a man she knows until she could pick it up. When she came back to get it, the man told her he had taken it for repairs, but would not tell her where it could be located.
•Employees at Helican Springs Road United Brotherhood reported that someone tore apart the central a/c unit and removed parts from it.
•A man in Clarke County reported that someone he knew stole items from a trailer in his yard during the night and that he found the items at Athens Auto Wrecking. The victim was to file a report with Clarke County the next date and the items were placed in a safe location until then, according to the report.
•An officer discharged his service weapon to put down an injured deer in a creek behind a residence on Nowhere Road. The officer noted that the deer had serious injuries to its left front leg and from dogs who were harassing the animal.
•Two black females were allegedly “horsing around” at the high school when one of them became violent and started to throw punches. The offending girl was taken to jail by the school resource officer and charged with disrupting public school.
•A teller at BB&T Bank reported that a counterfeit $20 bill had been turned in with a Dollar General bank deposit. The bill was placed into evidence for further investigation.
•A woman in Country Living Mobile Home Park reported that her boyfriend and her had gotten into an argument that became physical. She said he hit her in the face and put his hands around her neck. She said that during the fight a TV and her child’s rocking horse were damaged. She also said she did not wish to press charges. The offender had left the scene prior to the officer’s arrival.
•Theft of a student’s Blackberry phone was reported at the high school. Another student eventually admitted to having the phone and a warrant was issued for the student’s arrest for theft by taking.
•Burglary was reported on Hardman Road when a woman told officers that someone had stolen two flat screen TVs: one from downstairs and one from a bedroom upstairs. She told officers she believes that her nephew took the items and that he had taken things in the past.
•Copper wire (250 feet) was reportedly stolen from a chicken house on Neese Commerce Road. Information was received that two suspects had stolen the wire and taken it to Athens Auto Recycling and sold it.
•A black Hawk dump trailer was reportedly stolen from in front of a residence on Tarpkins Road.
•Burglary was reported at chicken houses on James Spring Road.
•A black female reportedly attacked a male student in the gym at MCHS. The juvenile female was taken to the sheriff’s office by the resource officer and released to her parents. She was to be charged with disrupting public school in juvenile court. The officer noted that this is the second that this girl has been involved in a fight at school.
•A woman on Transco Road said someone she knows entered her home without her permission and stole her teenage daughter’s miniature Chihuahua named “Half Pint.” The suspect allegedly admitted to coming in the house but not to taking the dog.
•Theft by taking was reported on Hwy. 29 South at the Golden Pantry when an employee said a black female in a white SUV stole the Make-A-Wish foundation collection jar from the store. The clerk said the woman said she was there from the March of Dimes. When the clerk said she would have to call her manager first, the woman grabbed the jar and fled. Investigators planned to review a videotape of the incident.
•Aggravated child molestation was reported on Piedmont Park Road. No further information was available.
•Copper wire was taken from two chicken houses on Jot-Em-Down Road.
•Electrical wire and a gas tank were reportedly stolen from a chicken house used for storage on Paoli Road.
•An officer shot a deer that was hit by a car on Hwy. 106. The officer said the deer was moving, but unable to get up.
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