Athens man charged with battery
An Athens man was arrested recently after a domestic violence incident in the parking lot of the Bread Basket on Hwy. 72 West.
Stacy Lamar Alexander, 42, 100 Rollin Ridge Apt. 115, was charged with battery FVA and three counts of cruelty to children.
According to the incident report, officer Michael Moore was dispatched to a couple fighting in the parking lot. When he arrived, a customer told him the man left walking on Hwy. 72 West. Moore made contact with the man, Alexander, who told he and his girlfriend were arguing about a cell phone and that she took the vehicle and left him at the store. He said he did not touch her. After giving Alexander a ride to the Golden Pantry in Hull, Moore got a call from Athens Police saying that they were out with Alexander and his girlfriend, and that she wanted a report filed. When Moore arrived, the girlfriend told him that Alexander attempted to choke her during an argument over her cell phone. Moore noted she had a small mark on her neck. She said Alexander told her he would “kill her and have her phone before the day was out.” She said her children were in the vehicle while this was going on.
Athens Police told Moore they had three other incidents concerning domestic issues with the couple.
In another incident, two teenagers were taken into custody last week after they allegedly dropped their pants and exposed their bare buttocks to a woman as she drove by them on Shady Lane at Northwood Circle.
Raymond Von Anderson, 19, 116 Brownwood Drive, Hull, and Michael Tyle Smith, 19, 190 Northwood Circle, Colbert, were each charged with one count of obstruction and public indecency.
According to the incident report, a woman told officer Brandon Hanley that two teenage white males pulled their pants and underwear down below their knees and exposed their bare backsides to her as she was coming down the road in her vehicle. She said she turned around and they exposed themselves to her again. She said they walked off into the woods just prior to Hanley’s arrival.
Hanley drove down the road in his patrol car with the spotlight shining on the woodline until he spotted them. As soon as the light hit them, they began to run, according to the report. Hanley pursed them in his patrol car until they crossed the road in front of him and then gave chase on foot, while ordering them to stop. As they approached the woods, they slowed down enough for Hanley to catch up with them, where he ordered them to the ground and arrested them. Anderson stated he was sorry for running and that he only pulled his pants down once.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office this week included:
•Warrants have been issued for a 19-year old man after he allegedly burglarized a home on Foote McClellan Road last week. According to the incident report, officer Jason Luke met with the victim and his father at the victim’s home. The victim stated that someone had gone through a basement window to gain access. Several guns were stolen from a gun cabinet in the basement, as well as a laptop from upstairs.
An Athens police officer told Luke that the suspect’s grandfather saw him walking down Foote McClellan Road carrying the firearms and computer earlier in the day and offered to take him home. Once he got him in the car he began to drive to the Clarke County Probation Office and called Athens-Clarke County’s 9-1-1 Center and told dispatch that his grandson had committed a theft and he was taking him to see his probation officer. When the suspect heard this, he jumped out of the vehicle at the corner of Lexington and Winterville Road and fled on foot. The stolen items were returned to the victim.
•Aggravated assault was reported on Fowler Freeman Road last week following a fight at a residence. Officer Justin Hanley was sent to the residence, where he found the homeowner who said that several people had come to his residence and jumped on him. He said he had no idea why they were there and that they had just shown up out of nowhere. Then he said one of the women, with whom he has a 2-year old child, would not give him his paycheck and that he was told that they were going to buy “an eight ball of dope” with it. A fight ensued and a number of conflicting stories were told about the incident, which ended by the time Hanley arrived. The mother of the 2-year old, who is also pregnant, said she was injured and she walked to a neighbor’s house where an ambulance was called. The woman then began calling the homeowner from the back of the ambulance and allegedly threatened to burn the residence down. Due to all of the conflicting statements, no arrests were made and all subjects were advised of the warrant process through magistrate court.
•A woman on South Railroad Avenue reported that her daughter called her while she was having visitation with her father and told her she was scared because her grandfather was arguing with her dad. The woman said she could hear arguing while on the phone. She said her daughter called back that evening because they were arguing again and said she was hiding underneath the couch. She said there were no problems when she went to pick up her daughter. She was advised of the warrant process.
•A man reported that he was stopped on Old Elberton Road at Hwy. 72 when a truck in front of him on the railroad tracks backed up and struck his vehicle two to three times. He said he couldn’t back up because there was a vehicle behind him. The truck was traced to someone in Arnoldsville.
•A man on Paoli Road said he has had numerous items stolen from his residence and granite business over the past several months.
•A man on Country Lane said his John Deere lawn mower was stolen from a small storage shed.
•A shotgun was reportedly stolen from a vehicle on Holly Creek Church Road.
•Harassing phone calls were reported on Blacks Creek Church Road last week after a man there said his wife and son would not stop calling him. He said he is tired of all the mental abuse from them.
•Sexual battery was reported on Norwood Road. A woman from Jackson County DFCS told the sheriff’s office that she got a report about two female juveniles who reported an incident involving inappropriate touching which reportedly occurred during the summer of 2010 in Madison County.
•Two men reportedly tried to pass fake checks at the BB&T Bank branch in Hull.
•A middle school student was arrested and charged with carrying weapons within the school safety zone last week after a knife was found in one of his boots. A student reportedly told a counselor that he overheard the boy saying he had a knife in his possession. Two school officials confronted the boy, who was asked to remove his boots after they searched his book bag and belongings. The student stated the four-to-five-inch blade must have fallen in his boots the night before and that he had “slept with his boots on.”
•A woman on Hwy. 72 West reported that her father tried to run her off the road while she was driving. She said she was going to pick her husband up when her father pulled up next to her and swerved at her vehicle in an attempt to run her off the road.
•Harassing phone calls were reported on Childers Road last week. A couple there told an officer that they received three phone calls from an anonymous number. They named the people who were calling and said they have told them to stop, but they won’t. The man stated one of the callers told him to come to the Bread Basket and he would “whoop his @$$.” The man was intoxicated during the interview, the officer noted.
•A man on Shiloh – Ft. Lamar Road reported that a fraudulent charge was made on his debit card.
•A man on Wildcat Bridge Road reported that he noticed several items had been taken from a storage building behind his home while he was out of town for three weeks.
•Warrants have been issued for a man who allegedly beat up his girlfriend at their home on Hwy. 29 South. The victim said her boyfriend got mad when he saw where another boy had texted her on her cell phone and punched her on the side of her head, causing her to fall. He reportedly continued to hit her and kick her “all over her body.” She said he also attempted to choke her. Officer Bradley Free noted that her clothing was ripped and stained from the altercation. The perpetrator was unable to be located and the victim was transported to St. Mary’s Hospital to be evaluated.
•A vehicle and trailer were reported stolen from a home on D. Williams Road last week. Officer Alan Stratton had a BOLO placed on the missing vehicles and found that they were involved in a chase with Jackson County deputies earlier that day. They were being held in Jackson County until an investigation was completed.
•Officer Jason Ring was dispatched to Veterans Drive last week regarding a domestic dispute. A female called to report that there was a physical altercation between her and her brother-in-law. When Ring arrived, he found the woman’s husband on scene. He also found clothes and spin out marks at the end of the driveway and numerous furniture, such as mattresses, TV and other items on the ground in front of the carport. The husband said his wife, who had been drinking heavily, left in her vehicle. He said she threw the stuff outside before she left. The brother-in-law (her husband’s brother) had also left the scene on a bicycle. The husband said his wife is in a relationship with his brother. Ring was not able to locate the woman. He told the husband to call the sheriff’s office if there were any more problems.
According to the incident report, officer Michael Moore was dispatched to a couple fighting in the parking lot. When he arrived, a customer told him the man left walking on Hwy. 72 West. Moore made contact with the man, Alexander, who told he and his girlfriend were arguing about a cell phone and that she took the vehicle and left him at the store. He said he did not touch her. After giving Alexander a ride to the Golden Pantry in Hull, Moore got a call from Athens Police saying that they were out with Alexander and his girlfriend, and that she wanted a report filed. When Moore arrived, the girlfriend told him that Alexander attempted to choke her during an argument over her cell phone. Moore noted she had a small mark on her neck. She said Alexander told her he would “kill her and have her phone before the day was out.” She said her children were in the vehicle while this was going on.
Athens Police told Moore they had three other incidents concerning domestic issues with the couple.
In another incident, two teenagers were taken into custody last week after they allegedly dropped their pants and exposed their bare buttocks to a woman as she drove by them on Shady Lane at Northwood Circle.
Raymond Von Anderson, 19, 116 Brownwood Drive, Hull, and Michael Tyle Smith, 19, 190 Northwood Circle, Colbert, were each charged with one count of obstruction and public indecency.
According to the incident report, a woman told officer Brandon Hanley that two teenage white males pulled their pants and underwear down below their knees and exposed their bare backsides to her as she was coming down the road in her vehicle. She said she turned around and they exposed themselves to her again. She said they walked off into the woods just prior to Hanley’s arrival.
Hanley drove down the road in his patrol car with the spotlight shining on the woodline until he spotted them. As soon as the light hit them, they began to run, according to the report. Hanley pursed them in his patrol car until they crossed the road in front of him and then gave chase on foot, while ordering them to stop. As they approached the woods, they slowed down enough for Hanley to catch up with them, where he ordered them to the ground and arrested them. Anderson stated he was sorry for running and that he only pulled his pants down once.
Other incidents on file at the sheriff’s office this week included:
•Warrants have been issued for a 19-year old man after he allegedly burglarized a home on Foote McClellan Road last week. According to the incident report, officer Jason Luke met with the victim and his father at the victim’s home. The victim stated that someone had gone through a basement window to gain access. Several guns were stolen from a gun cabinet in the basement, as well as a laptop from upstairs.
An Athens police officer told Luke that the suspect’s grandfather saw him walking down Foote McClellan Road carrying the firearms and computer earlier in the day and offered to take him home. Once he got him in the car he began to drive to the Clarke County Probation Office and called Athens-Clarke County’s 9-1-1 Center and told dispatch that his grandson had committed a theft and he was taking him to see his probation officer. When the suspect heard this, he jumped out of the vehicle at the corner of Lexington and Winterville Road and fled on foot. The stolen items were returned to the victim.
•Aggravated assault was reported on Fowler Freeman Road last week following a fight at a residence. Officer Justin Hanley was sent to the residence, where he found the homeowner who said that several people had come to his residence and jumped on him. He said he had no idea why they were there and that they had just shown up out of nowhere. Then he said one of the women, with whom he has a 2-year old child, would not give him his paycheck and that he was told that they were going to buy “an eight ball of dope” with it. A fight ensued and a number of conflicting stories were told about the incident, which ended by the time Hanley arrived. The mother of the 2-year old, who is also pregnant, said she was injured and she walked to a neighbor’s house where an ambulance was called. The woman then began calling the homeowner from the back of the ambulance and allegedly threatened to burn the residence down. Due to all of the conflicting statements, no arrests were made and all subjects were advised of the warrant process through magistrate court.
•A woman on South Railroad Avenue reported that her daughter called her while she was having visitation with her father and told her she was scared because her grandfather was arguing with her dad. The woman said she could hear arguing while on the phone. She said her daughter called back that evening because they were arguing again and said she was hiding underneath the couch. She said there were no problems when she went to pick up her daughter. She was advised of the warrant process.
•A man reported that he was stopped on Old Elberton Road at Hwy. 72 when a truck in front of him on the railroad tracks backed up and struck his vehicle two to three times. He said he couldn’t back up because there was a vehicle behind him. The truck was traced to someone in Arnoldsville.
•A man on Paoli Road said he has had numerous items stolen from his residence and granite business over the past several months.
•A man on Country Lane said his John Deere lawn mower was stolen from a small storage shed.
•A shotgun was reportedly stolen from a vehicle on Holly Creek Church Road.
•Harassing phone calls were reported on Blacks Creek Church Road last week after a man there said his wife and son would not stop calling him. He said he is tired of all the mental abuse from them.
•Sexual battery was reported on Norwood Road. A woman from Jackson County DFCS told the sheriff’s office that she got a report about two female juveniles who reported an incident involving inappropriate touching which reportedly occurred during the summer of 2010 in Madison County.
•Two men reportedly tried to pass fake checks at the BB&T Bank branch in Hull.
•A middle school student was arrested and charged with carrying weapons within the school safety zone last week after a knife was found in one of his boots. A student reportedly told a counselor that he overheard the boy saying he had a knife in his possession. Two school officials confronted the boy, who was asked to remove his boots after they searched his book bag and belongings. The student stated the four-to-five-inch blade must have fallen in his boots the night before and that he had “slept with his boots on.”
•A woman on Hwy. 72 West reported that her father tried to run her off the road while she was driving. She said she was going to pick her husband up when her father pulled up next to her and swerved at her vehicle in an attempt to run her off the road.
•Harassing phone calls were reported on Childers Road last week. A couple there told an officer that they received three phone calls from an anonymous number. They named the people who were calling and said they have told them to stop, but they won’t. The man stated one of the callers told him to come to the Bread Basket and he would “whoop his @$$.” The man was intoxicated during the interview, the officer noted.
•A man on Shiloh – Ft. Lamar Road reported that a fraudulent charge was made on his debit card.
•A man on Wildcat Bridge Road reported that he noticed several items had been taken from a storage building behind his home while he was out of town for three weeks.
•Warrants have been issued for a man who allegedly beat up his girlfriend at their home on Hwy. 29 South. The victim said her boyfriend got mad when he saw where another boy had texted her on her cell phone and punched her on the side of her head, causing her to fall. He reportedly continued to hit her and kick her “all over her body.” She said he also attempted to choke her. Officer Bradley Free noted that her clothing was ripped and stained from the altercation. The perpetrator was unable to be located and the victim was transported to St. Mary’s Hospital to be evaluated.
•A vehicle and trailer were reported stolen from a home on D. Williams Road last week. Officer Alan Stratton had a BOLO placed on the missing vehicles and found that they were involved in a chase with Jackson County deputies earlier that day. They were being held in Jackson County until an investigation was completed.
•Officer Jason Ring was dispatched to Veterans Drive last week regarding a domestic dispute. A female called to report that there was a physical altercation between her and her brother-in-law. When Ring arrived, he found the woman’s husband on scene. He also found clothes and spin out marks at the end of the driveway and numerous furniture, such as mattresses, TV and other items on the ground in front of the carport. The husband said his wife, who had been drinking heavily, left in her vehicle. He said she threw the stuff outside before she left. The brother-in-law (her husband’s brother) had also left the scene on a bicycle. The husband said his wife is in a relationship with his brother. Ring was not able to locate the woman. He told the husband to call the sheriff’s office if there were any more problems.
Just can't "moon" anybody anymore..and why did she turn around and look at them again..she must have liked what she saw!