Man charged with obstruction, disorderly conduct
A Comer man was arrested recently after he reportedly refused to leave a residence on Belhaven Lane.
Michael Lee Kiser, 24, 2225 Arnold Park Drive, was charged with obstruction, terroristic threats and acts and disorderly conduct.
According to the incident report, officer Brandon Moss went to the residence where he attempted to talk to the complainant but was interrupted when Kiser came out of the residence “cursing and being very disorderly.” When he was told to go back inside or be arrested he reportedly said, “well you will just have to take me to jail.” He struggled while being placed in handcuffs and then started beating his head on the side window of the patrol car once he was inside. He allegedly threatened the complainant in front of officers saying he was going to kill him and “when I get out of jail, you dead.” Kiser was noted to be very intoxicated.
The complainant said that Kiser had become upset because he believed his ex-girlfriend, who lives at the residence, had been seeing another man.
In another incident, Ricky Lee Hardy, 54, 5657 Hwy. 29 South, Lot 28, Hull, was charged with possession of a Schedule II controlled substance (methamphetamine) after he called 9-1-1 to report that he had just purchased some meth and wanted to turn if over to deputies. Officer Brandon Moss responded to the residence where he found Hardy waiting for him. He handed Moss a small plastic baggy containing suspected methamphetamine. He said he had purchased it from his neighbor. When asked if he knew it was illegal to purchase it, he reportedly said, “I know, but I want the drug dealer that sold it to me arrested.” A check with the neighbor found no narcotics and Moss noted that the neighbor did not match Hardy’s description. Hardy was taken to jail.
Other incidents on file recently at the sheriff’s office included:
•A man reportedly stole a pocketful of honey buns and powdered donuts from Diamond Hill Grocery last week. The man drove off in a silver car, possibly a Honda.
•A woman on Sanford Road reported that she believes her estranged husband burglarized her house during the night and took a flat screen TV, laptop and aluminum ladder. She said she is afraid of her ex-husband due to threats he has made toward her. Officer Greg Bryson noted that a baseball bat was found propped against the side of the house where a bedroom window had been broken to gain entry. She said she left the residence the previous night because he called and told her that he was going “catch her” and that he had “a bullet for her.” The TPO process was explained to her.
•A woman on Hwy. 191 reported that her husband’s hand tiller was missing from the yard after a man stopped by and asked her if he could have their torn up trampoline to fix up. She gave him permission to load the trampoline and her husband noticed his tiller missing the next day.
•A man on Grady Drive reported that $5,500 was stolen from the glove compartment of his truck while he was in the hospital. He told officer Wesley Bryant that he believes his son took the money because the victim is having him evicted.
•A trailer was stolen from Superior Trailers on Hwy. 29 North last week.
•A woman on Sanders Road reported that someone kicked open her door and took her checkbooks and five prescribed medication pills. She said she had a suspect in mind.
•A middle school student was charged with disrupting public school after an assistant principal asked her to turn over some cigarettes she had in her pocket. She was also told she would have to call her probation officer, which caused her to become irate.
•The Madison – Oglethorpe Animal Shelter was burglarized last week and a white floor safe was taken. According to employees, the safe contained a small amount of cash and some checks. A door was found pried open.
•Someone reportedly stole copper line and a propane tank from a peanut stand at Gholston’s Stand on Hwy. 172.
•Theft by taking charges were given to a middle school student who allegedly stole another student’s iPod.
•BB&T reported that a counterfeit $10 bill was received through a Hardee’s deposit. Bank officials said Hardee’s replaced the $10 bill.
•A woman on Brownwood Drive reported that her daughter has been having trouble with someone on her school bus. The daughter told officer Shawn Rhoades that the boy got in her face and said he would hit her and beat her up. The woman said she has called the school about the problem, but that it continues to happen. Rhoades said he would file a report and pass the information to the school resource officer.
•A woman on Three Rivers Court reported that someone stole eight pieces of jewelry from her during a gathering of family and friends at her home. She said she had no idea who would have taken the jewelry.
•A woman on Sherwood Circle reported that her mailbox had been taken while she was out of town.
•A person on Jot-Em-Down Road who reportedly attempted to commit suicide with a gun was transported to Gwinnett Medical Center by Airlife helicopter.
•A man traveling down Smith Road spotted a trailer sitting in the bushes that turned out to be his. He called 9-1-1 and told the responding deputy that the trailer must have been stolen from his home on Smith Road sometime the previous night or morning. Officer Justin Hanley noted that there were marks on the trailer where it appeared to have come loose going down the road.
•A man on Woodale Street reported that copper wire had been taken from his a/c unit. A weight set and a 60-foot drop cord were also reported missing.
•Simple battery was reported on Hillwood Drive last week after a woman allegedly struck a man over the head with a curling iron during an argument. The woman said she struck the man in self-defense after he pushed and slapped her. Neither party had any visible marks on them. The warrant and TPO process was explained to both of them.
•A woman reported that her daughter’s tombstone was pushed over in Hitchcock cemetery on Waggoner’s Grove Church Road. She said this is the second time that this has happened. The report stated that no other graves were disturbed. The woman stated that her daughter was killed two years ago by her boyfriend, who later killed himself and she wondered if it were the boyfriend’s family who did the damage.
•Simple battery was reported on Short Seagraves Road when a man said his father-in-law threw him off the porch onto a glass table, telling him to get out of his house. He said his father-in-law is angry because his father owes his father-in-law some money.
•A man on Macedonia Church Road reported that a suspicious vehicle keeps riding by his house at all hours of the day. The last time he rode by the complainant followed him and got his tag number. The vehicle is described as a red Chevy S-10 pick up. The complainant said the man does not slow down for any other house but his and that yesterday he drove by and almost stopped, yelling “hey beautiful” to his 9-year old daughter.
According to the incident report, officer Brandon Moss went to the residence where he attempted to talk to the complainant but was interrupted when Kiser came out of the residence “cursing and being very disorderly.” When he was told to go back inside or be arrested he reportedly said, “well you will just have to take me to jail.” He struggled while being placed in handcuffs and then started beating his head on the side window of the patrol car once he was inside. He allegedly threatened the complainant in front of officers saying he was going to kill him and “when I get out of jail, you dead.” Kiser was noted to be very intoxicated.
The complainant said that Kiser had become upset because he believed his ex-girlfriend, who lives at the residence, had been seeing another man.
In another incident, Ricky Lee Hardy, 54, 5657 Hwy. 29 South, Lot 28, Hull, was charged with possession of a Schedule II controlled substance (methamphetamine) after he called 9-1-1 to report that he had just purchased some meth and wanted to turn if over to deputies. Officer Brandon Moss responded to the residence where he found Hardy waiting for him. He handed Moss a small plastic baggy containing suspected methamphetamine. He said he had purchased it from his neighbor. When asked if he knew it was illegal to purchase it, he reportedly said, “I know, but I want the drug dealer that sold it to me arrested.” A check with the neighbor found no narcotics and Moss noted that the neighbor did not match Hardy’s description. Hardy was taken to jail.
Other incidents on file recently at the sheriff’s office included:
•A man reportedly stole a pocketful of honey buns and powdered donuts from Diamond Hill Grocery last week. The man drove off in a silver car, possibly a Honda.
•A woman on Sanford Road reported that she believes her estranged husband burglarized her house during the night and took a flat screen TV, laptop and aluminum ladder. She said she is afraid of her ex-husband due to threats he has made toward her. Officer Greg Bryson noted that a baseball bat was found propped against the side of the house where a bedroom window had been broken to gain entry. She said she left the residence the previous night because he called and told her that he was going “catch her” and that he had “a bullet for her.” The TPO process was explained to her.
•A woman on Hwy. 191 reported that her husband’s hand tiller was missing from the yard after a man stopped by and asked her if he could have their torn up trampoline to fix up. She gave him permission to load the trampoline and her husband noticed his tiller missing the next day.
•A man on Grady Drive reported that $5,500 was stolen from the glove compartment of his truck while he was in the hospital. He told officer Wesley Bryant that he believes his son took the money because the victim is having him evicted.
•A trailer was stolen from Superior Trailers on Hwy. 29 North last week.
•A woman on Sanders Road reported that someone kicked open her door and took her checkbooks and five prescribed medication pills. She said she had a suspect in mind.
•A middle school student was charged with disrupting public school after an assistant principal asked her to turn over some cigarettes she had in her pocket. She was also told she would have to call her probation officer, which caused her to become irate.
•The Madison – Oglethorpe Animal Shelter was burglarized last week and a white floor safe was taken. According to employees, the safe contained a small amount of cash and some checks. A door was found pried open.
•Someone reportedly stole copper line and a propane tank from a peanut stand at Gholston’s Stand on Hwy. 172.
•Theft by taking charges were given to a middle school student who allegedly stole another student’s iPod.
•BB&T reported that a counterfeit $10 bill was received through a Hardee’s deposit. Bank officials said Hardee’s replaced the $10 bill.
•A woman on Brownwood Drive reported that her daughter has been having trouble with someone on her school bus. The daughter told officer Shawn Rhoades that the boy got in her face and said he would hit her and beat her up. The woman said she has called the school about the problem, but that it continues to happen. Rhoades said he would file a report and pass the information to the school resource officer.
•A woman on Three Rivers Court reported that someone stole eight pieces of jewelry from her during a gathering of family and friends at her home. She said she had no idea who would have taken the jewelry.
•A woman on Sherwood Circle reported that her mailbox had been taken while she was out of town.
•A person on Jot-Em-Down Road who reportedly attempted to commit suicide with a gun was transported to Gwinnett Medical Center by Airlife helicopter.
•A man traveling down Smith Road spotted a trailer sitting in the bushes that turned out to be his. He called 9-1-1 and told the responding deputy that the trailer must have been stolen from his home on Smith Road sometime the previous night or morning. Officer Justin Hanley noted that there were marks on the trailer where it appeared to have come loose going down the road.
•A man on Woodale Street reported that copper wire had been taken from his a/c unit. A weight set and a 60-foot drop cord were also reported missing.
•Simple battery was reported on Hillwood Drive last week after a woman allegedly struck a man over the head with a curling iron during an argument. The woman said she struck the man in self-defense after he pushed and slapped her. Neither party had any visible marks on them. The warrant and TPO process was explained to both of them.
•A woman reported that her daughter’s tombstone was pushed over in Hitchcock cemetery on Waggoner’s Grove Church Road. She said this is the second time that this has happened. The report stated that no other graves were disturbed. The woman stated that her daughter was killed two years ago by her boyfriend, who later killed himself and she wondered if it were the boyfriend’s family who did the damage.
•Simple battery was reported on Short Seagraves Road when a man said his father-in-law threw him off the porch onto a glass table, telling him to get out of his house. He said his father-in-law is angry because his father owes his father-in-law some money.
•A man on Macedonia Church Road reported that a suspicious vehicle keeps riding by his house at all hours of the day. The last time he rode by the complainant followed him and got his tag number. The vehicle is described as a red Chevy S-10 pick up. The complainant said the man does not slow down for any other house but his and that yesterday he drove by and almost stopped, yelling “hey beautiful” to his 9-year old daughter.
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