Moultrie Observer

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December 19, 2012

Teen-agers charged in burglary

MOULTRIE — Three teens were charged this week in connection with a burglary on Cool Springs Road in which guns and a dirt bike were stolen.

Christopher David Sutton, 17, 573 C.M. Chafin Road, Norman Park; Andrew Paul Johnson, 17, 609 Bear Creek Road, Norman Park; and a 16-year-old were each charged with burglary and theft by taking.

The three are accused in the theft of Chad Gay’s residence in the 3400 block of Cool Springs Road. Gay reported the theft on Sept. 13.

The property stolen included a shotgun, .40-caliber and 9 mm pistols with night sights, a .270-caliber dear rifle and a 100 cc Honda dirt bike.

The estimated value of the property was $3,676.

In other arrests:

• A 15-year-old C.A. Gray Jr. High student was charged Tuesday with possession of marijuana after someone reported he was smoking the drug in a bathroom.

When confronted by a school administrator, the student turned over a pipe and suspected marijuana, sheriff’s reports said.

• Gerald Dunn, 48 220 Union Hunter St., Union Point, Ga., was charged Tuesday with probation violation.



Moultrie Police Department

• Peter Dante Mitchell, 29, 729 Lausanne Drive, Valdosta, was charged Tuesday with probation violation.

• Joshua Jamar Rhymes, 25, 1013 10th Ave. S.E., was charged Monday with giving a false name and two counts of probation violation.

Rhymes is accused of telling an officer that his name was Travieyon Barge.

• Winston Dewayne Revels, 1213 Murdock St., was charged Tuesday with probation violation.

• Ivy Reynolds, 309 Veterans Parkway S. Apt. D-3, was charged Tuesday with theft by shoplifting.

She is accused of concealing three pair of pajama pants and shirts in a purse at Wal-Mart, 641 Veterans Parkway S. The merchandise was valued at $34.

• Mary Catherine Michelle Cobb, 32, 820 Third St. N.E., was charged Tuesday with probation violation.

• Marcus Edward Blakely, 32, 717 Fourth St. N.W., Apt. A, was charged Tuesday with probation violation.

• Joe Anthony Thomas, 48, 727 Second Ave. S.E. Apt. D, was issued a citation Tuesday charging him with pedestrian under the influence.



Thefts

Moultrie Police Department

• Sanderson Farms, 700 Ga. Hwy. 133 S., reported Monday the theft of $3,772 worth of chicken that was taken off a truck.

An employee told police that the thieves were in a black Ford Explorer, but officers were unable to locate the car.

• Wytica Gordon, 500 block 27th Street Southeast, reported Tuesday the theft of a 44-inch television valued at $499 in a burglary of her residence.

Gordon told police that entry was made through a back window of her apartment.

• Freddie Hadley, 1100 block 14th Street Southeast, reported Tuesday the theft of an LG 42-inch television.

Hadley told police the television was taken in a burglary of his residence in June or July.



Property damage

Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office

• Jeremy Warren, 200 block Tallokas Estates, reported Tuesday that a bottle apparently exploded in his mail box.

Warren found the bottle with a hole in it, apparently from exploding and tin foil in the mail box, sheriff’s reports said.

 

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