Moultrie Observer

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January 5, 2010

Man robbed at gunpoint

MOULTRIE — A Moultrie man reported he was robbed at gunpoint as he spoke on his cell phone Thursday night.

Juan Salas told a Colquitt County sheriff’s deputy he was riding with a friend when he got into a conversation with another person on his cell phone. Salas asked the friend to pull over so he could continue the conversation, and he was dropped off at the Edwards Street and Overlook Drive intersection about 7:30 p.m. Thursday.

Shortly after the friend drove away, Salas stated a black Jeep Cherokee pulled up and two people wearing all black clothing and ski masks got out. The two men pulled out handguns and pointed them at Salas, demanding all his money and the cell phone, while he spoke on the phone.

Salas told the deputy he gave the two robbers the cell phone and about $150 cash before they got back into the Cherokee and left the scene. The value of the stolen items was about $450, and Salas called 911 from the friend’s phone after being picked up. He could not give additional information on the robbers because it was night at the time of the incident.



Arrests:

Moultrie Police

• Ricardo Reshaun Nunn, 18, of 506 First St. N.W., was charged Tuesday with theft by taking and probation violation.



Georgia State Patrol

• Ezequiel Sifuentes, 34, of 209 Circle Road, was charged Monday with driving without a license.

• Leland Elonzo Truett, 57, of 1171 George Flowers Road in Norman Park, was charged Monday with DUI and failure to yield while entering a roadway.

• Marcus Antonio Green, 21, 160 N. Jackson St., Baconton, was charged Wednesday with DUI and headlights required.

• Jack Andrew Brinkley, 19, 711 Rancho Taylor Road, Doerun, was charged Saturday with DUI and tail lights required.

• Jonathan Leonard Walker, 24, 143 Sam Sells Road, Doerun, was charged Saturday with DUI and tail lights required.



Colquitt County S.O.

• Michael Brian Peretti, 31, 991 Sam Rentz Road, was charged Saturday with probation violation.

• Marsha Lynn Presley, 39, 124 Whitehall St., was charged Thursday with DUI and driving with a suspended license.

• Tori Lance Tomlinson, 34, 1022 Shade Murphy Road, was charged Thursday with criminal trespass.

• Uriber Alexander Mendez, 20, 103 Garden Lane, was charged Thursday with disorderly conduct.

• Norman James Gallien, 43, 102 Brooke Court, was charged Thursday with driving while license suspended.

• Esparanza Carranza, 30, 1932 Sardis Church Road, was charged Saturday with battery and cruelty to children.

• Tabatha Renae Polk, 33, 406B Staton Crossing, Albany, was charged Friday with probation violation.

• Ruperto Cacho, 36, 166 Dean Matthews Road, was charged Friday with vehicle noise violation.

• Anthony Andrew Allegood, 29, 1095 Bay Road, was charged Wednesday with theft by taking.



Other Incidents:

Moultrie Police

• Valerie Alderman, of Ninth Street Southwest, reported a thief broke out a bathroom window and stole a Canon digital camera and a Derringer .22-caliber handgun between 8:30 a.m. and 6:21 p.m. Monday. Damage and the value of the stolen items was $650.



Colquitt County S.O.

• A 16-year-old teenager faces animal cruelty charges in connection with the death of a dog found by the owner with a gunshot wound to the head.

Alex Pitts, 300 Swift Canteen Road, reported Saturday that he saw two boys walking by his residence, one of whom had a rifle or shotgun. At the time Pitts’ white English bulldog was outside.

When the dog did not return home he went to talk to one of the boys, who told him the other boy had shot the dog for no reason as the dog was walking away from them.

• Brittney Green reported a thief stole clothing from her residence on Highway 319 North Monday. Green gave sheriff’s deputies the names of a male suspect and a female suspect.

• Doug Hall, 300 block Twin Lakes Drive, reported Saturday that a male relative spotted his 1980 Chevrolet Malibu that was stolen in July.

A man at the residence in the 1200 block of Murdock Street where the car was located told the officer that he traded a GMC Jimmy for the car. Hall was allowed to take the vehicle.

• Jonas Weston, 2400 block Sylvester Drive, reported Friday the theft of a flat screen television, digital safe, jewelry, papers and DVD player.

• Norma Landeros, first block 30th Avenue Northwest, reported Sunday the theft of $700 that was left inside a 1991 Nissan Maxima.

• Willie Belle Walker, 300 block Rancho Taylor Road, Doerun, reported Sunday the theft of a Mitsubishi flat screen television, Xbox video game console, Xbox games and DVDs.

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