Moultrie Observer

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May 5, 2011

Police: Boyfriend tries to break in, gets stabbed

MOULTRIE — Police say a Moultrie man will be charged once released from the hospital. He was stabbed allegedly trying to break into a house early Thursday morning.

Johnny Gary, 35, of Moultrie, will be charged with burglary, police said.

A Moultrie police officer was called to a house on Fifth Avenue Northwest at 12:08 a.m. Thursday about an unwanted guest. The officer first met with Gary, who was in front of the house and had a cloth wrapped around his right hand.

Gary stated his girlfriend had stabbed him in the right hand, and he was taken to Colquitt Regional Medical Center for treatment. The officer then spoke with his girlfriend, Lovonne Young, who stated they had been drinking and had been arguing and fighting all day Wednesday, police reports stated.

Young asked Gary to leave the house Wednesday, and she stated he returned late Wednesday night. As he tried to get into the house through a window, Young grabbed a knife and stabbed him in the hand, the reports said.

Officers initially placed Young under arrest, but a Moultrie police investigator instructed them to release her because she had the right to defend herself, the reports said. A hospital spokesperson said Gary was listed in good condition Thursday afternoon.

Arrests:

Moultrie Police

• Frankie Lee Wade Jr., 21, of 405 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Apt. B, was charged Tuesday with kidnapping, two counts of battery (family violence) and cruelty to children.

• William Ashley Crosby, 37, of 1063 County Line Road in Doerun, was charged Wednesday with driving with a suspended license (fourth offense) and failure to secure a load.

• Adrienne Martin, 21, of 223 Third St. N.W., was charged Wednesday with disorderly conduct.

• A 14-year-old boy was charged Tuesday with being an unruly child.

Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office

• Timothy Edward Fielder, 43, of 647 Willow Drive, was charged Wednesday with driving with a suspended license.

• Sharon Denise Summerlin, 41, of 208 Rufus Murphy Road, was charged Wednesday with issuing bad checks.

Georgia State Patrol

• Corey Blake Campbell, 22, of 793 Sardis Church Road, was charged Wednesday with possession of marijuana less than one ounce and DUI.

• Rebekha Ann Meiron, of 333 Libby Lane in Thomasville, was charged Wednesday with possession of marijuana less than one ounce.

Norman Park Police

• Lucas Nathanal Wallace, 32, of 4510-A Highway 319 N. in Norman Park, was charged Wednesday with driving with a suspended license (second offense) and a seatbelt violation.

Other Incidents:

Moultrie Police

• Alfonzo Cook reported he was given a counterfeit $20 bill in change from a purchase at a local business Tuesday.

• Megan Griffin reported a thief stole $700 cash from her wallet while she was the Funky Monkey on Highway 33 South Tuesday.

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