D’ville man charged with obstruction, other offenses
A Danielsville man was arrested last week after he allegedly damaged another man’s truck by striking it with an “unknown” object.
Thomas Jerry Haley, 61, 97 Grady Lane, was charged with disorderly conduct, obstruction, criminal damage to property second degree, disorderly conduct and terroristic threats and acts.
According to the incident report, deputy Brandon Moss went to the scene at Haley’s residence, where the victim reported that Haley had hit his truck repeatedly with an unknown object. A woman at the scene stated she had witnessed the incident. When officer Moss approached Haley, who was seated on the front porch, Haley allegedly began to curse and appeared very intoxicated. When Moss asked him to come off the porch and speak with him, Haley reportedly said “I ain’t going no *^#$!@& where.” He then stood up and said, “I’m the baddest @#$% $%^&r on the planet.”
Haley has been in the arrest reports on several occasions in the last few weeks, most recently in late June when he allegedly violated a temporary protection order and then resisted arrest, using “foul language” toward officers at that time. He was charged at that time with obstruction and two counts of violation of a family violence order.
In another incident, a Colbert woman was charged with DUI last week after her Honda Civic ran off the road and went down an embankment.
Katrina Elizabeth Casper, 33, 314 Hardman Road, was also charged with weaving over roadway.
Officer Joshua Smith was sent to the scene on Hwy. 106 South where he found multiple cars parked in the roadway and numerous people walking around. Casper was down the hill with her car walking from the driver door to the passenger side door. Smith asked her if she needed medical assistance and she said “no, I’m fine.” When he asked her what happened she reportedly said she was going down the road and she had to “tinkle” so she stopped on the side of the road and the car slid down the embankment. Smith noted that she seemed intoxicated but she said she had not been drinking. She then said she had gotten sick and pulled off the road when the accident happened. She submitted to a roadside breath test, which tested positive for alcohol, and was arrested. At this point she said she wanted an ambulance to check her for a “heart attack.” When the ambulance arrived she changed her complaint to a “migraine” and then to “mental health issues.” She then refused medical treatment and was taken to jail.
Other incidents on file this week at the sheriff’s office included:
•A woman on Shady Lane reported that a man has been calling and harassing her, asking to speak to her nephew who no longer lives with her. She said she told the caller this and that she does not know where her nephew is. She said the man has continued to call repeatedly and that on this day he had called repeatedly, cursing at her. She said she does not know anything about this person other than his name.
•A woman on Lakeview Circle reported that her sister was allowing her 16-year old son to smoke and drink alcohol. She said that she had witnessed this at a birthday party and that her sister later drove home drunk with her son in the car. She went to DFCS but was told to make a report at the sheriff’s office. The reporting officer gave her a case number to take back to DFCS and the officer noted that he would call to follow up on the matter.
•Child molestation was reported on Eugene Hardman Road last week. Officer Douglas Martin was summoned to Athens Regional by a hospital employee concerning a 4-year old child. The mother of the child told Martin that her daughter had been inappropriately touched by a 15-year old male at a residence in Madison County. The date of the alleged event was uncertain. The incident remains under investigation.
•A man on Briarwood Road reported that his unlocked vehicle had been gone through while he was on vacation and that the registration and title were missing. The radio and other items were still intact.
•Someone allegedly tried to steal $105 worth of meat from Ingles Grocery last week. Two employees/witnesses gave chase and recovered the meat from the offender, who then ran into the woods. The complainant said they know the offender and have been trying to catch him on several occasions. They were explained the warrant process.
•Two outdoor air conditioning units were reportedly stolen from a Helican Springs Road residence.
•Aggravated cruelty animals was reported on Joe Cooper Road last week. A woman told officer Jeffrey Strickland that her 12-year old son shot her kitten with a .22 caliber rifle while she left him with her father to go to Commerce. When Strickland asked the boy why he had shot it, he said his grandfather told him it had rabies, so he shot it. A juvenile complaint was to be filed with the juvenile justice system.
•A dog bite was reported on McGinnis Chandler Road. A man said he was walking on the road when a blue heeler dog came from a residence and bit him on the back of the leg. The man said he only wanted confirmation the dog had his shots. The owner said he would get confirmation from his vet.
•Burglary was reported on Fred McElreath Road last week. A Wii console, game, two controllers and an old pocket watch were reported missing.
•A woman on Long Peeples Road reported that some of her belongings had gone missing over several days, including a tiller, two drop cords and a harness.
•A man on Gatewood Drive reported that he was turning onto Colbert-Danielsville Road from Scout Hut Road when a man in his 40s wearing a black spandex riding suit and riding a bicycle “shot him a bird.” When he stopped to ask why the man shot him the bird, the man then punched him in the eye with his fist, according to the report. The victim said he kicked the man’s bicycle and the man then rode away toward Colbert. The officer was unable to locate the man on the bicycle.
•A man on Ed Coile Road said a woman came to visit him and stole his Crown Royal bag full of coins from behind his couch. When he confronted her, she denied it but when she got in her car to leave he said he spotted the bag in her backseat and reached for it. The woman allegedly put the car in drive and drug him several feet. He was explained the warrant process.
•A man on Nowhere Road said he came home from work to find a truck backed up to one of his old vehicles that was hidden in a privet hedge. It looked as though someone had attempted to use the truck to pull the car from the hedge with a long chain, the officer noted. The man said he already had two vehicles stolen from the property over the last couple of weeks. The truck was towed to the sheriff’s office.
•A woman on Oak Street reported that her TV and DVD player were stolen from the living room in the middle of the night. She said her mother walked through the room about 2 a.m. and all was well, but at 3 a.m. she walked back through and found the items missing. They then discovered a back window was missing and the front door was open. Both stated it was locked when they went to bed.
The woman also related that she had received several text messages from her ex-boyfriend earlier in the night and that one of them stated “the games were just beginning.” The woman was advised of the TPO process.
•A couple called 9-1-1 to report that they found a woman lying on the ground just off a logging road on Roger’s Mill Road and weren’t sure if she was alive or dead. Officer Wesley Bryant responded to the scene where he found that the woman was still breathing. He woke her up and she stated that she was afraid of her ex-husband and that she fell while walking through the woods to get away from him and reportedly hurt her leg. The woman was transported to ARMC by EMS to be evaluated. Officer Bryant went to her home where relatives told him that she had left walking last night, upset over legal issues she and her husband were having.
•There were two suicide attempts reported in the county last week.
•A customer at the Shell Station on Hwy. 29 South at Glenn Carrie Road reported that as she was attempting to get back in her vehicle, a car parked next to her backed out, catching the driver’s side mirror on her Suburban and pinning her between the door and the door jamb. She was uninjured, but the woman driving the vehicle that struck her did not stop until she was out on Glenn Carrie Road, according to the report, where she got out and walked around the car to check her own mirror. The victim provided a tag number for the vehicle, which was listed out of Fitzgerald, but the officer was unable to locate it. The victim’s vehicle sustained only minor scratches. She told the officer she wanted a report in case she saw the subject at the store again.
•A woman on Candlestick Drive was reportedly assaulted by her boyfriend during an argument between the two over a TV show. The woman stated that her boyfriend threw a shoe at her and it struck her in the face and that he tried to choke her with both hands. When she attempted to call her mother, he reportedly took the phone and broke it in half and then left the scene on foot. She was explained the warrant and TPO process. The officer was unable to locate the boyfriend.
•An old 50’s model camper was reportedly taken from a residence on Gosnell Hutto Road last week after the family living there moved out.
•Harassing phone calls were reported on Creekwood Drive last week when a woman reported that a couple of people she knows call her at least twice a day calling her names and accusing her of stealing vegetables from their garden. The officer contacted one of the callers and instructed them not to call the victim anymore.
•A man on AC Carey Road reported that someone had put sugar in the gas tank of his Ford F-150.
•Criminal trespass was reported on Kimberly Circle when a man reportedly found pry marks on the back door of his residence.
•Officer Brandon Hanley used his service weapon to shoot a deer that had been struck by a vehicle on Hwy. 72 at Hwy. 172.
•A woman on Hwy. 29 North reported that two drills and one charger were reportedly stolen from the back porch of their residence. Several items such as a stereo, TV and other valuables were left untouched.
•A woman on Old Elberton Road reported that she had a pistol stolen out of her son’s car back in May. When she was asked why she took so long to report the theft, she said she had been sick. She did not have a serial number for the pistol at the time of the report.
•A gas drive off was reported at the Royal Food Store in Danielsville last week. The clerk there said a woman driving a black or dark green Chevrolet S-10 Blazer with yellow/orange flames down the side drove off without paying for $38 worth of gas. The tag number was not able to be read from the store’s videotape.
•Battery was reported on South Railroad Avenue in Carlton when a formerly married couple got into an argument over child support. The man reportedly called 9-1-1 first so that his ex-wife would leave. He said when she realized he had called she got in her car and called 9-1-1 herself claiming to have been assaulted. When the officer arrived he found the woman in the driveway “excited, ranting, sweaty and aggressive.” The man was on the porch and their daughter was walking around back and forth between her mother and father. The man said his ex-wife “lost it” during an argument and grabbed for their daughter’s toothbrush in his hand, flailing her arms around and yelling, causing her to lose her balance. He said he reached to catch her and fell up against the door. The woman told a different story, saying when she questioned him about the child support he “flew into a rage” and began to threaten her and push her around. The officer found no signs of damage to the couple or to the area where the struggle reportedly occurred. The woman was advised that a report would be filed and that she could pursue a warrant through magistrate court.
•A woman on Spratlin Mill Drive reported that someone had stolen a “for sale by owner” sign out of her front yard.
•Someone reportedly stole the Camp Maranatha sign on Floyd Road.
According to the incident report, deputy Brandon Moss went to the scene at Haley’s residence, where the victim reported that Haley had hit his truck repeatedly with an unknown object. A woman at the scene stated she had witnessed the incident. When officer Moss approached Haley, who was seated on the front porch, Haley allegedly began to curse and appeared very intoxicated. When Moss asked him to come off the porch and speak with him, Haley reportedly said “I ain’t going no *^#$!@& where.” He then stood up and said, “I’m the baddest @#$% $%^&r on the planet.”
Haley has been in the arrest reports on several occasions in the last few weeks, most recently in late June when he allegedly violated a temporary protection order and then resisted arrest, using “foul language” toward officers at that time. He was charged at that time with obstruction and two counts of violation of a family violence order.
In another incident, a Colbert woman was charged with DUI last week after her Honda Civic ran off the road and went down an embankment.
Katrina Elizabeth Casper, 33, 314 Hardman Road, was also charged with weaving over roadway.
Officer Joshua Smith was sent to the scene on Hwy. 106 South where he found multiple cars parked in the roadway and numerous people walking around. Casper was down the hill with her car walking from the driver door to the passenger side door. Smith asked her if she needed medical assistance and she said “no, I’m fine.” When he asked her what happened she reportedly said she was going down the road and she had to “tinkle” so she stopped on the side of the road and the car slid down the embankment. Smith noted that she seemed intoxicated but she said she had not been drinking. She then said she had gotten sick and pulled off the road when the accident happened. She submitted to a roadside breath test, which tested positive for alcohol, and was arrested. At this point she said she wanted an ambulance to check her for a “heart attack.” When the ambulance arrived she changed her complaint to a “migraine” and then to “mental health issues.” She then refused medical treatment and was taken to jail.
Other incidents on file this week at the sheriff’s office included:
•A woman on Shady Lane reported that a man has been calling and harassing her, asking to speak to her nephew who no longer lives with her. She said she told the caller this and that she does not know where her nephew is. She said the man has continued to call repeatedly and that on this day he had called repeatedly, cursing at her. She said she does not know anything about this person other than his name.
•A woman on Lakeview Circle reported that her sister was allowing her 16-year old son to smoke and drink alcohol. She said that she had witnessed this at a birthday party and that her sister later drove home drunk with her son in the car. She went to DFCS but was told to make a report at the sheriff’s office. The reporting officer gave her a case number to take back to DFCS and the officer noted that he would call to follow up on the matter.
•Child molestation was reported on Eugene Hardman Road last week. Officer Douglas Martin was summoned to Athens Regional by a hospital employee concerning a 4-year old child. The mother of the child told Martin that her daughter had been inappropriately touched by a 15-year old male at a residence in Madison County. The date of the alleged event was uncertain. The incident remains under investigation.
•A man on Briarwood Road reported that his unlocked vehicle had been gone through while he was on vacation and that the registration and title were missing. The radio and other items were still intact.
•Someone allegedly tried to steal $105 worth of meat from Ingles Grocery last week. Two employees/witnesses gave chase and recovered the meat from the offender, who then ran into the woods. The complainant said they know the offender and have been trying to catch him on several occasions. They were explained the warrant process.
•Two outdoor air conditioning units were reportedly stolen from a Helican Springs Road residence.
•Aggravated cruelty animals was reported on Joe Cooper Road last week. A woman told officer Jeffrey Strickland that her 12-year old son shot her kitten with a .22 caliber rifle while she left him with her father to go to Commerce. When Strickland asked the boy why he had shot it, he said his grandfather told him it had rabies, so he shot it. A juvenile complaint was to be filed with the juvenile justice system.
•A dog bite was reported on McGinnis Chandler Road. A man said he was walking on the road when a blue heeler dog came from a residence and bit him on the back of the leg. The man said he only wanted confirmation the dog had his shots. The owner said he would get confirmation from his vet.
•Burglary was reported on Fred McElreath Road last week. A Wii console, game, two controllers and an old pocket watch were reported missing.
•A woman on Long Peeples Road reported that some of her belongings had gone missing over several days, including a tiller, two drop cords and a harness.
•A man on Gatewood Drive reported that he was turning onto Colbert-Danielsville Road from Scout Hut Road when a man in his 40s wearing a black spandex riding suit and riding a bicycle “shot him a bird.” When he stopped to ask why the man shot him the bird, the man then punched him in the eye with his fist, according to the report. The victim said he kicked the man’s bicycle and the man then rode away toward Colbert. The officer was unable to locate the man on the bicycle.
•A man on Ed Coile Road said a woman came to visit him and stole his Crown Royal bag full of coins from behind his couch. When he confronted her, she denied it but when she got in her car to leave he said he spotted the bag in her backseat and reached for it. The woman allegedly put the car in drive and drug him several feet. He was explained the warrant process.
•A man on Nowhere Road said he came home from work to find a truck backed up to one of his old vehicles that was hidden in a privet hedge. It looked as though someone had attempted to use the truck to pull the car from the hedge with a long chain, the officer noted. The man said he already had two vehicles stolen from the property over the last couple of weeks. The truck was towed to the sheriff’s office.
•A woman on Oak Street reported that her TV and DVD player were stolen from the living room in the middle of the night. She said her mother walked through the room about 2 a.m. and all was well, but at 3 a.m. she walked back through and found the items missing. They then discovered a back window was missing and the front door was open. Both stated it was locked when they went to bed.
The woman also related that she had received several text messages from her ex-boyfriend earlier in the night and that one of them stated “the games were just beginning.” The woman was advised of the TPO process.
•A couple called 9-1-1 to report that they found a woman lying on the ground just off a logging road on Roger’s Mill Road and weren’t sure if she was alive or dead. Officer Wesley Bryant responded to the scene where he found that the woman was still breathing. He woke her up and she stated that she was afraid of her ex-husband and that she fell while walking through the woods to get away from him and reportedly hurt her leg. The woman was transported to ARMC by EMS to be evaluated. Officer Bryant went to her home where relatives told him that she had left walking last night, upset over legal issues she and her husband were having.
•There were two suicide attempts reported in the county last week.
•A customer at the Shell Station on Hwy. 29 South at Glenn Carrie Road reported that as she was attempting to get back in her vehicle, a car parked next to her backed out, catching the driver’s side mirror on her Suburban and pinning her between the door and the door jamb. She was uninjured, but the woman driving the vehicle that struck her did not stop until she was out on Glenn Carrie Road, according to the report, where she got out and walked around the car to check her own mirror. The victim provided a tag number for the vehicle, which was listed out of Fitzgerald, but the officer was unable to locate it. The victim’s vehicle sustained only minor scratches. She told the officer she wanted a report in case she saw the subject at the store again.
•A woman on Candlestick Drive was reportedly assaulted by her boyfriend during an argument between the two over a TV show. The woman stated that her boyfriend threw a shoe at her and it struck her in the face and that he tried to choke her with both hands. When she attempted to call her mother, he reportedly took the phone and broke it in half and then left the scene on foot. She was explained the warrant and TPO process. The officer was unable to locate the boyfriend.
•An old 50’s model camper was reportedly taken from a residence on Gosnell Hutto Road last week after the family living there moved out.
•Harassing phone calls were reported on Creekwood Drive last week when a woman reported that a couple of people she knows call her at least twice a day calling her names and accusing her of stealing vegetables from their garden. The officer contacted one of the callers and instructed them not to call the victim anymore.
•A man on AC Carey Road reported that someone had put sugar in the gas tank of his Ford F-150.
•Criminal trespass was reported on Kimberly Circle when a man reportedly found pry marks on the back door of his residence.
•Officer Brandon Hanley used his service weapon to shoot a deer that had been struck by a vehicle on Hwy. 72 at Hwy. 172.
•A woman on Hwy. 29 North reported that two drills and one charger were reportedly stolen from the back porch of their residence. Several items such as a stereo, TV and other valuables were left untouched.
•A woman on Old Elberton Road reported that she had a pistol stolen out of her son’s car back in May. When she was asked why she took so long to report the theft, she said she had been sick. She did not have a serial number for the pistol at the time of the report.
•A gas drive off was reported at the Royal Food Store in Danielsville last week. The clerk there said a woman driving a black or dark green Chevrolet S-10 Blazer with yellow/orange flames down the side drove off without paying for $38 worth of gas. The tag number was not able to be read from the store’s videotape.
•Battery was reported on South Railroad Avenue in Carlton when a formerly married couple got into an argument over child support. The man reportedly called 9-1-1 first so that his ex-wife would leave. He said when she realized he had called she got in her car and called 9-1-1 herself claiming to have been assaulted. When the officer arrived he found the woman in the driveway “excited, ranting, sweaty and aggressive.” The man was on the porch and their daughter was walking around back and forth between her mother and father. The man said his ex-wife “lost it” during an argument and grabbed for their daughter’s toothbrush in his hand, flailing her arms around and yelling, causing her to lose her balance. He said he reached to catch her and fell up against the door. The woman told a different story, saying when she questioned him about the child support he “flew into a rage” and began to threaten her and push her around. The officer found no signs of damage to the couple or to the area where the struggle reportedly occurred. The woman was advised that a report would be filed and that she could pursue a warrant through magistrate court.
•A woman on Spratlin Mill Drive reported that someone had stolen a “for sale by owner” sign out of her front yard.
•Someone reportedly stole the Camp Maranatha sign on Floyd Road.
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