Moultrie Observer

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April 3, 2012

Year old traffic case draws arrest

MOULTRIE — A Doerun man accused of running away from police following a March 2011 traffic stop in Southeast Moultrie was arrested Monday on charges related to that incident.

An officer attempted to stop a gray Oldsmobile on March 23, 2011, near the intersection of Eighth Street and Fifth Avenue after noticing the driver was not wearing a seat belt, Moultrie Police Department reports said.

The driver, identified by police as Rico Juwan Hill, accelerated and turned into a residence a few blocks away and abandoned the car in the yard, the reports said.  

The 1990 Oldsmobile Delta 88 had a tag that was registered to a 1992 Buick Park Avenue, police reports said. A tag on the back seat matched the Oldsmobile.

Hill, 19, 621 Union Drive, Doerun, was charged Monday with no driver’s license, removing tag with intent and seat belt violation.



In other arrests:

• Willie Williams Jr., 52, 444 S.E. Hernando Ave., Lake City, Fla., was charged Monday with probation violation.

• Nigel A’Kese Murray, 17, 1012 10th Ave. S.E., was charged Monday with probation violation.

• Robert Taylor, 19, 161 Dandron Road, was charged Monday with no insurance and wrong class of driver’s license.

• Marvin Lee Roberts, 46, 215 Fourth Ave. N.W., was charged Tuesday with theft by taking.



Colquitt  County Sheriff’s Office

• Rodney Wayne Mills, 44, 153 Saturday Road, was charged Monday with parole violation.



Berlin Police Department

• Anthony Quinn Grier, 42, 530 Edmondson Road, was charged Monday with driving while license suspended and speeding.



Assaults

Moultrie Police Department

• Charlie Frank Key, Moultrie, reported that he was stabbed during a dispute with a female acquaintance.

Key suffered a small wound on the wrist, a police spokesman said.



Thefts

Moultrie Police Department

• Plantation Propane, 1006 N. Main St., reported Monday the theft of $260 worth of gas from a tank.

• Johnny Crawford, Moultrie, reported Monday the theft of copper from an air conditioning unit in the 300 block of North Main Street.



Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office

• Evelyn Naylor, 600 block Circle Road, reported Monday that mail has been taken from her mail box and that she also has found mail in the ditches near her residence.

• Michael Barwick, 1100 block U.S. Highway 319 South, reported Monday the theft of $85 in bills and coins.

• Alesha Landrum, 100 block Sam Rentz Road, reported Monday the theft of a handicap parking decal.



Property damage

• Buddy’s, 3 First St. N.W., reported Monday that a window of a 2002 Ford F-350.

• Heritage Embroidery, 120 First St. S.E., reported Monday that a window was broken at the business over the weekend.



Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office

• Anastasia Garcia, 100 block Dennis Powell Lane, reported Sunday that a 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse was scratched all over while parked at the Sunbelt Exposition grounds on Georgia Highway 133 South.



Other investigatiions:

• Augustin Coronado, 300 block Hanna Lee Drive, Omega, reported Monday that his personal information was used to fraudulently file a tax return in his name.

• Kathy Richter, 100 block L.B. Nevels Road, reported Monday that a man opened a charge card in her name without her permission and made purchases totaling $369 on it.

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