Three stabbed at card game gone wrong
Aggravated assault warrants have been issued for three people wounded in a knife fight during a card game at a residence on Hwy. 72 East near Carlton March 5.
According to the incident report, officer Brandon Hanley met with three people at the Comer Kangaroo station Saturday, one with stab wounds to his face and abdomen. EMS was called to the scene to treat the injuries. The victim’s girlfriend told Hanley that they were at a party when the suspect allegedly called her a b*^%@ and a fight broke out. Officers traveled to a location on Kudzu Road in an attempt to locate the suspect, but instead they encountered the suspect’s brother, who told them that he was at the incident location, but did not see what happened because he was asleep and did not know where his brother was.
He also said his brother had been “jumped on” and that the argument was actually over people cheating at the card game. Officers then went to the incident location, where they found blood in the front yard, and once inside, blood on the walls and a large amount of blood on the floor. The living room was in disarray with chairs knocked over, the couch broken and playing cards all over the floor. The officer also noted that there was blood in the kitchen sink where someone had attempted to clean up. Two more victims were located at Athens Regional Medical Center, according to chief deputy Shawn Burns. None of the wounds were life-threatening, Burns added.
In another incident, a Royston woman was arrested after a homeowner found her, partially naked, on his front porch at 5:30 a.m. Saturday morning.
Diana Starr Coile, 30, of 1660 Roach Road, was charged with public drunkenness, public indecency, possession of drug-related objects, prescription drugs must be in original container and sale, distribution, or possession of dangerous drugs.
According to the incident report, officer Alan Stratton responded to the scene at a home on Hwy. 98 East in Danielsville where he found Coile, naked from the waist down. Stratton asked her to cover herself with a jacket she was holding and noted she was unsteady on her feet and that her speech was extremely slurred. He also noted that she did not make any sense or know where she was. She told Stratton the last thing she remembered was that she was asleep in the back of her vehicle. Officers searched the area and later found the vehicle on Sunset Drive, where they also located drugs and drug paraphenalia.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office recently included:
•Warrants were to be issued for a man who allegedly punched his ex-girlfriend in the face during a domestic dispute over their daughter at a residence on Stone Stewart Road. According to the incident report, the victim said her ex-boyfriend came to her residence to drop off their daughter after a weekend visitation and then came back to the residence and demanded the child leave with him. She said she thought he was drunk and told him she was calling 9-1-1. He took the phone away and threw it against a wall, causing it to shatter. Then he allegedly punched her in the face in front of their daughter knocking her down the porch steps. He then said he would “$%^ her up” and left. The little girl reportedly also said she saw her daddy punch her mommy in the face.
•A woman on Hwy. 72 West reported that she came home to find 56 of her oxycodone pills taken from her prescription bottle. A neighbor had advised her they saw her uncle walking out of her residence and that her uncle did not have permission to be there.
•A woman on Joe Graham Road reported that a Visa protection service had notified her that her card had been used fraudulently in Boca Raton, Florida at a pharmacy.
•A three-ton a/c unit was reportedly taken from a home on Noble Road over the past three weeks.
•A man on McGinnis Chandler Road reported that someone had taken items from his front porch while he was away during the day.
•Simple battery was reported on Doris Lane last week after a woman said she was cursed at and slapped across the face by the landowner when she went to retrieve her mother’s furniture at a location there.
•Items were allegedly stolen from a garage on Candlestick Drive.
•A 1995 Ford F-150 truck was reportedly stolen from a home on Willis Glenn Road.
•A man on Veteran’s Drive reported that someone took a $1,000 from a table in his basement where he left it when he was arrested and taken to the Madison County Jail last week. He said when he came home from jail his basement door was open and that the money was gone.
•A woman on Colbert Grove Church Road reported that someone in Spain had used her debit card information for purchases of $19.72 and 20 cents.
•Warrants have been issued for a woman and two brothers after officers found narcotics, methamphetamine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia during the search of a parolee’s home on Ed Coile Road.
•A couple on Osley Mill Road reported that their juvenile son has been disorderly in their home for the past several months. The mother stated that she has filed charges against her son and a female for allegedly sending nude pictures to each other on their cell phones. She said that since that incident, the boy had acquired another cell phone and would continue to text and speak with unknown persons through the night until she took that phone and hid it in her bedroom. She said the other night that she and her husband woke up with the boy going through their room looking for the phone and that since then they have locked their bedroom door at night.
•A man on Lucky Jones Road reported that he suspects his cousin stole his oxycodone medication from his vehicle when he was at his residence eating dinner with him the other night.
•A junk vehicle was allegedly stolen from a foreclosed paintball business on Commerce Neese Road.
•Warrants were to be issued for a man on Jack Sharp Road after he allegedly struck his father, causing his ear to bleed, and grabbed his grandmother by the mouth, causing bruising to her lips during a domestic dispute at their home.
•A woman on Buford Carey Road came to the sheriff’s office to report that her debit card had been used fraudulently at locations in Tennessee.
•Valves were stolen and several pipes damaged at a well house that supplies water for Madison Acres subdivision on Hardman Morris Road.
•A woman on Leon Ellis Road reported that a boy her daughter had met while skating the week before had been sending her messages on her Facebook account calling her obscene and derogatory names. She said she initially told her daughter to ignore it, but that the abuse had continued. When she obtained a phone number for the boy and called him he was very rude and called her a name. She then called 9-1-1 for assistance. The officer stated he would try to contact the offender’s parents.
•Two female juveniles were charged with disrupting public school last week following a fight at the freshman academy.
•A man on Sherwood Circle reported that his grandson passed by his home on the school bus and saw two people he knows stealing concrete blocks from the residence and loading them into a dark-colored small pickup.
•Wire was reportedly stolen from a chicken house on Hwy. 191 that was being rewired from a previous theft. The shoe prints found at the scene allegedly matched the shoe prints found at the Sherwood Circle incident with the stolen blocks.
•A 1993 Honda Accord was reportedly stolen from a driveway on Shaka Lane overnight. The owner still had the vehicle’s keys in her possession.
•Approximately 45-feet of copper tubing was cut from gas lines to four chicken houses on Bullock Mill Road.
•An officer used his service weapon to shoot an injured deer on Wildcat Bridge Road.
•Shoplifting was reported at Royal Food Store on South Main Street in Ila.
•Burglary was reported at a home on Madison Boulevard. The victim said she thought the perpetrator was likely her daughter, who has a drug problem.
•A man on Black’s Creek Church Road reported that he and his father-in-law had been moving items from his residence and left for about 45 minutes. When they returned, they allegedly spotted two subjects running away from the house through the woods. They found both garage doors open and all the lights on in the residence. Nothing was immediately found to be missing.
•Terroristic threats and acts were reported on Farm Road after two people said a friend of theirs had become angry at another friend and threatened to shoot up one of their houses with a shotgun.
•A dirt bike was allegedly stolen from the side of a barn on Waggoner’s Grove Church Road.
He also said his brother had been “jumped on” and that the argument was actually over people cheating at the card game. Officers then went to the incident location, where they found blood in the front yard, and once inside, blood on the walls and a large amount of blood on the floor. The living room was in disarray with chairs knocked over, the couch broken and playing cards all over the floor. The officer also noted that there was blood in the kitchen sink where someone had attempted to clean up. Two more victims were located at Athens Regional Medical Center, according to chief deputy Shawn Burns. None of the wounds were life-threatening, Burns added.
In another incident, a Royston woman was arrested after a homeowner found her, partially naked, on his front porch at 5:30 a.m. Saturday morning.
Diana Starr Coile, 30, of 1660 Roach Road, was charged with public drunkenness, public indecency, possession of drug-related objects, prescription drugs must be in original container and sale, distribution, or possession of dangerous drugs.
According to the incident report, officer Alan Stratton responded to the scene at a home on Hwy. 98 East in Danielsville where he found Coile, naked from the waist down. Stratton asked her to cover herself with a jacket she was holding and noted she was unsteady on her feet and that her speech was extremely slurred. He also noted that she did not make any sense or know where she was. She told Stratton the last thing she remembered was that she was asleep in the back of her vehicle. Officers searched the area and later found the vehicle on Sunset Drive, where they also located drugs and drug paraphenalia.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office recently included:
•Warrants were to be issued for a man who allegedly punched his ex-girlfriend in the face during a domestic dispute over their daughter at a residence on Stone Stewart Road. According to the incident report, the victim said her ex-boyfriend came to her residence to drop off their daughter after a weekend visitation and then came back to the residence and demanded the child leave with him. She said she thought he was drunk and told him she was calling 9-1-1. He took the phone away and threw it against a wall, causing it to shatter. Then he allegedly punched her in the face in front of their daughter knocking her down the porch steps. He then said he would “$%^ her up” and left. The little girl reportedly also said she saw her daddy punch her mommy in the face.
•A woman on Hwy. 72 West reported that she came home to find 56 of her oxycodone pills taken from her prescription bottle. A neighbor had advised her they saw her uncle walking out of her residence and that her uncle did not have permission to be there.
•A woman on Joe Graham Road reported that a Visa protection service had notified her that her card had been used fraudulently in Boca Raton, Florida at a pharmacy.
•A three-ton a/c unit was reportedly taken from a home on Noble Road over the past three weeks.
•A man on McGinnis Chandler Road reported that someone had taken items from his front porch while he was away during the day.
•Simple battery was reported on Doris Lane last week after a woman said she was cursed at and slapped across the face by the landowner when she went to retrieve her mother’s furniture at a location there.
•Items were allegedly stolen from a garage on Candlestick Drive.
•A 1995 Ford F-150 truck was reportedly stolen from a home on Willis Glenn Road.
•A man on Veteran’s Drive reported that someone took a $1,000 from a table in his basement where he left it when he was arrested and taken to the Madison County Jail last week. He said when he came home from jail his basement door was open and that the money was gone.
•A woman on Colbert Grove Church Road reported that someone in Spain had used her debit card information for purchases of $19.72 and 20 cents.
•Warrants have been issued for a woman and two brothers after officers found narcotics, methamphetamine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia during the search of a parolee’s home on Ed Coile Road.
•A couple on Osley Mill Road reported that their juvenile son has been disorderly in their home for the past several months. The mother stated that she has filed charges against her son and a female for allegedly sending nude pictures to each other on their cell phones. She said that since that incident, the boy had acquired another cell phone and would continue to text and speak with unknown persons through the night until she took that phone and hid it in her bedroom. She said the other night that she and her husband woke up with the boy going through their room looking for the phone and that since then they have locked their bedroom door at night.
•A man on Lucky Jones Road reported that he suspects his cousin stole his oxycodone medication from his vehicle when he was at his residence eating dinner with him the other night.
•A junk vehicle was allegedly stolen from a foreclosed paintball business on Commerce Neese Road.
•Warrants were to be issued for a man on Jack Sharp Road after he allegedly struck his father, causing his ear to bleed, and grabbed his grandmother by the mouth, causing bruising to her lips during a domestic dispute at their home.
•A woman on Buford Carey Road came to the sheriff’s office to report that her debit card had been used fraudulently at locations in Tennessee.
•Valves were stolen and several pipes damaged at a well house that supplies water for Madison Acres subdivision on Hardman Morris Road.
•A woman on Leon Ellis Road reported that a boy her daughter had met while skating the week before had been sending her messages on her Facebook account calling her obscene and derogatory names. She said she initially told her daughter to ignore it, but that the abuse had continued. When she obtained a phone number for the boy and called him he was very rude and called her a name. She then called 9-1-1 for assistance. The officer stated he would try to contact the offender’s parents.
•Two female juveniles were charged with disrupting public school last week following a fight at the freshman academy.
•A man on Sherwood Circle reported that his grandson passed by his home on the school bus and saw two people he knows stealing concrete blocks from the residence and loading them into a dark-colored small pickup.
•Wire was reportedly stolen from a chicken house on Hwy. 191 that was being rewired from a previous theft. The shoe prints found at the scene allegedly matched the shoe prints found at the Sherwood Circle incident with the stolen blocks.
•A 1993 Honda Accord was reportedly stolen from a driveway on Shaka Lane overnight. The owner still had the vehicle’s keys in her possession.
•Approximately 45-feet of copper tubing was cut from gas lines to four chicken houses on Bullock Mill Road.
•An officer used his service weapon to shoot an injured deer on Wildcat Bridge Road.
•Shoplifting was reported at Royal Food Store on South Main Street in Ila.
•Burglary was reported at a home on Madison Boulevard. The victim said she thought the perpetrator was likely her daughter, who has a drug problem.
•A man on Black’s Creek Church Road reported that he and his father-in-law had been moving items from his residence and left for about 45 minutes. When they returned, they allegedly spotted two subjects running away from the house through the woods. They found both garage doors open and all the lights on in the residence. Nothing was immediately found to be missing.
•Terroristic threats and acts were reported on Farm Road after two people said a friend of theirs had become angry at another friend and threatened to shoot up one of their houses with a shotgun.
•A dirt bike was allegedly stolen from the side of a barn on Waggoner’s Grove Church Road.
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