Three men were arrested recently after a homeowner discovered them allegedly burglarizing a home on Berkley Road.
Three men charged with burglary
Louis Claude Robinson, 53, 3328 Cherokee Road, Comer, Michael Charles Swilling, 24, 206 Osley Mill Lane, Carlton, and Jamie Brandon White, 24, 1885 Cherokee Road, Comer, were each charged with one count of burglary.
The victim was checking the property, which had also been burglarized the week before, when he allegedly found a white Ford Explorer parked behind the residence. There were two white males standing around the vehicle and another man was spotted crawling out from under the house. The victim was able to provide the tag number to officers when they arrived and the vehicle was traced to a home on Osley Mill Lane. The men allegedly stole some copper wiring, a pair of pants and a wig.
In another incident, a Madison County Jail inmate allegedly attempted to commit suicide last week while in a holding cell prior to booking.
A Danielsville woman was arrested after allegedly scratching another woman on the chest and slapping her face during an argument over a sandwich and dirty dishes.
According to the incident report, the woman was taken to jail and placed in a holding cell to await booking. When a detention officer went there to begin the booking process around 8:50 p.m., the officer allegedly found that the woman had torn a long piece of her blanket, about one and a half inches wide, and tied it around her throat. She had tied the other end around her foot to provide leverage in an attempt to strangle herself, according to the report. Officers cut the blanket away from her throat and found she still had a pulse and respiration. She was taken to an Athens Regional Medical Center for evaluation and treatment.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office this week included:
•A woman on Millbrook Circle reported that someone had been harassing her daughter by creating a false Facebook page and bullying the girl through her friends.
•An 11-year old child in Morningside Mobile Home Park told an officer she was afraid to go home for fear of being beaten by her mother.
•A woman on Hwy. 72 West went to the sheriff’s office last week to report her daughter missing. The woman said her daughter had not been seen since April 8 when she left to go to a hotel in Elberton. She and her vehicle were entered on the missing person’s list.
•A heat pump was reportedly stolen from a home on Hwy. 29 South when the owner was out of town for the weekend.
•A CD player was reported missing from a vehicle on Wellington Drive.
•A man on Charles Hart Road reported that someone broke out the back driver side door of his vehicle and stole a Gateway laptop computer.
•Two students will face charges after the school resource officer and two Danielsville city workers found them engaged in a sex act in the woods near the Danielsville sewage lift station. An off-duty bus driver reportedly called school resource officer Mark Jerome last week to report that he saw two students entering the woods. As Jerome was entering the area to look for the students, Danielsville city workers arrived. One of the city workers found the students, one a high school student and the other a middle school student, reportedly engaged in a sex act, asked them to get dressed, and brought them out of the woods to Jerome. The male was to be charged with child molestation due to the age of the female middle school student.
•An air conditioner was stolen from a vacant home on Berkley Road last week.
•A trailer and motorcycle were reportedly stolen from a home on Duncan Swindle Road.
•A woman on James Holcomb Road reported that several of her checks had been forged. She said she believes her son’s ex-girlfriend who stayed with her for a while had stolen the checks.
•A man on Colbert School Road reported that a Westinghouse TV had been stolen from his home after someone knocked in his back door.
•An ashtray containing $5 in cash was reported missing from a vehicle on Hwy. 106 South.
•Wiring and copper tubing were reportedly stolen from a home on Fred Goss Road.
•A deer rifle was reportedly stolen from a home on Hardman Morris Road.
•Two lawn mowers were reported stolen from the driveway of a home on Moon’s Grove Church Road.
•A DVD and GPS system were reportedly stolen from a vehicle on Dove Circle.
•A radio was reportedly stolen from a car on McCannon Morris Road.
•A pistol was reportedly stolen from the glove compartment of a truck parked on Charles Hart Road.
•Simple assault was reported on Hannah Heights after a man involved in an ongoing domestic dispute with his wife reported that she had used a knife to open his locked bedroom door and then threatened him with it. The woman denied the allegation, saying her husband was just wanting to get her “locked up and out of the house.”
•Criminal trespass was reported on Hwy. 106 South after a man said someone had been on his property and damaged his swimming pool with a vehicle.
•A radio was reportedly stolen from a car on Seagraves Mill Road.
•Someone called the 9-1-1 center to report that a freshman academy student had marijuana in his possession. The school resource officer and the freshman academy assistant principal met with the student in question who took a baggie of marijuana from his shirt and gave it to the principal.
•An officer on Hwy. 29 South reportedly found two small children along the road. He stopped with the children and obtained their information so their parents could be contacted. The grandfather of one of the children arrived, saying he had watched both children ride their bikes in the woods and that they were supposed to stay on a bike path.
•A woman walking on Paoli Road last week reported that she had been bitten by two dogs. She said she was walking when a pack of dogs came after her and that a red dog and a brindle bulldog had bitten her on the legs. A deputy and an animal control officer went to the scene and had to pepper spray the bulldog to get out of their vehicle. A man claimed ownership of the red dog and said it had had all its vaccines and that a boy on River Road owned the bulldog.
The victim was checking the property, which had also been burglarized the week before, when he allegedly found a white Ford Explorer parked behind the residence. There were two white males standing around the vehicle and another man was spotted crawling out from under the house. The victim was able to provide the tag number to officers when they arrived and the vehicle was traced to a home on Osley Mill Lane. The men allegedly stole some copper wiring, a pair of pants and a wig.
In another incident, a Madison County Jail inmate allegedly attempted to commit suicide last week while in a holding cell prior to booking.
A Danielsville woman was arrested after allegedly scratching another woman on the chest and slapping her face during an argument over a sandwich and dirty dishes.
According to the incident report, the woman was taken to jail and placed in a holding cell to await booking. When a detention officer went there to begin the booking process around 8:50 p.m., the officer allegedly found that the woman had torn a long piece of her blanket, about one and a half inches wide, and tied it around her throat. She had tied the other end around her foot to provide leverage in an attempt to strangle herself, according to the report. Officers cut the blanket away from her throat and found she still had a pulse and respiration. She was taken to an Athens Regional Medical Center for evaluation and treatment.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office this week included:
•A woman on Millbrook Circle reported that someone had been harassing her daughter by creating a false Facebook page and bullying the girl through her friends.
•An 11-year old child in Morningside Mobile Home Park told an officer she was afraid to go home for fear of being beaten by her mother.
•A woman on Hwy. 72 West went to the sheriff’s office last week to report her daughter missing. The woman said her daughter had not been seen since April 8 when she left to go to a hotel in Elberton. She and her vehicle were entered on the missing person’s list.
•A heat pump was reportedly stolen from a home on Hwy. 29 South when the owner was out of town for the weekend.
•A CD player was reported missing from a vehicle on Wellington Drive.
•A man on Charles Hart Road reported that someone broke out the back driver side door of his vehicle and stole a Gateway laptop computer.
•Two students will face charges after the school resource officer and two Danielsville city workers found them engaged in a sex act in the woods near the Danielsville sewage lift station. An off-duty bus driver reportedly called school resource officer Mark Jerome last week to report that he saw two students entering the woods. As Jerome was entering the area to look for the students, Danielsville city workers arrived. One of the city workers found the students, one a high school student and the other a middle school student, reportedly engaged in a sex act, asked them to get dressed, and brought them out of the woods to Jerome. The male was to be charged with child molestation due to the age of the female middle school student.
•An air conditioner was stolen from a vacant home on Berkley Road last week.
•A trailer and motorcycle were reportedly stolen from a home on Duncan Swindle Road.
•A woman on James Holcomb Road reported that several of her checks had been forged. She said she believes her son’s ex-girlfriend who stayed with her for a while had stolen the checks.
•A man on Colbert School Road reported that a Westinghouse TV had been stolen from his home after someone knocked in his back door.
•An ashtray containing $5 in cash was reported missing from a vehicle on Hwy. 106 South.
•Wiring and copper tubing were reportedly stolen from a home on Fred Goss Road.
•A deer rifle was reportedly stolen from a home on Hardman Morris Road.
•Two lawn mowers were reported stolen from the driveway of a home on Moon’s Grove Church Road.
•A DVD and GPS system were reportedly stolen from a vehicle on Dove Circle.
•A radio was reportedly stolen from a car on McCannon Morris Road.
•A pistol was reportedly stolen from the glove compartment of a truck parked on Charles Hart Road.
•Simple assault was reported on Hannah Heights after a man involved in an ongoing domestic dispute with his wife reported that she had used a knife to open his locked bedroom door and then threatened him with it. The woman denied the allegation, saying her husband was just wanting to get her “locked up and out of the house.”
•Criminal trespass was reported on Hwy. 106 South after a man said someone had been on his property and damaged his swimming pool with a vehicle.
•A radio was reportedly stolen from a car on Seagraves Mill Road.
•Someone called the 9-1-1 center to report that a freshman academy student had marijuana in his possession. The school resource officer and the freshman academy assistant principal met with the student in question who took a baggie of marijuana from his shirt and gave it to the principal.
•An officer on Hwy. 29 South reportedly found two small children along the road. He stopped with the children and obtained their information so their parents could be contacted. The grandfather of one of the children arrived, saying he had watched both children ride their bikes in the woods and that they were supposed to stay on a bike path.
•A woman walking on Paoli Road last week reported that she had been bitten by two dogs. She said she was walking when a pack of dogs came after her and that a red dog and a brindle bulldog had bitten her on the legs. A deputy and an animal control officer went to the scene and had to pepper spray the bulldog to get out of their vehicle. A man claimed ownership of the red dog and said it had had all its vaccines and that a boy on River Road owned the bulldog.
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