MOULTRIE —
A man accused of kicking out a patrol car window Friday faces felony charges of damaging public property as well as other charges related to a domestic dispute and tussle with officers.
Waylon Joe Selph, 33, 235 Kendalwood Church Road, was charged with interference with government property, obstruction of an officer and disorderly conduct, Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office reports said.
“Deputies got called out on a possible domestic dispute,” sheriff’s Inv. Mike Murfin said. “The deputies ended up placing Waylon Selph under arrest for disorderly conduct.”
Selph struggled with the two deputies before he was placed into a patrol car, Murfin said.
“He so happened to kick the rear window glass out of a patrol car,” he said.
In other arrests
• Kelley Marie Rainey, 25, 1730 Ga. Hwy. 133 N., was charged Sunday with financial transaction card fraud.
• Geova Hernandez-Espinoza, 39, 5369 Cool Springs Road, Norman Park, was charged Friday with probation violation.
• Juan Perez-Ambrosio, 1830 Sylvester Hwy., was charged Friday with driving under the influence, open container in vehicle, driving without a license and failure to drive within a single lane.
• Miguel Hernandez Ruis, 47, 137 Oak St., was charged Friday with driving without a license and hit and run.
• Ernest James Jones, 55, 249 Pine Ave. Apt. 217, Albany, was charged Saturday with theft by shoplifting and probation violation.
• Hazel Erlin Bradford, 50, 596 Tree Farm Road, was charged Saturday with probation violation.
• Ladonna Johnson, 27, 2038 Rock St., Meigs, was charged Sunday with probation violation.
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