MOULTRIE —
A Moultrie man reported being pistol whipped Saturday in an incident with a man who threatened to kill him.
Tony Stamper, 24, told police that at about 1:30 p.m. he drove a relative to the 200 block of Fourth Avenue Southeast. When he got there, he saw a male acquaintance who ran to the car with a gun and made threats, including threatening to kill him.
At some point, Stamper reported, the man suddenly started hitting him in the head with the gun. He was joined by three other men whom Stamper did not know by name who also started beating him.
Stamper recounted the episode to a Moultrie Police Department officer at Colquitt Regional Medical Center, where he sought treatment for his injuries.
In other assaults
Moultrie Police
• Jessica Monita, 500 block 27th Street Southeast, reported that a male companion slapped her in the face during an argument over a cell phone.
A relative took Monita to another location, police said.
• Ollie Warren, 500 block Second Avenue Northwest, reported Sunday that a man apparently being chased kicked in her front door and ran through her residence, leaving through the back door.
At the time an officer was in the area at 1:36 .m. investigating a report of a man having his head beaten against the drive-through window at NW Sandwich Shop, police reports said.
• Kimberly Walden, 400 block Ninth Street Southwest, reported Saturday that a male relative assaulted her.
Walden told police that the man pulled her into her residence by the hair, hit her in the face, kicked her in the stomach and left with her money.
• Patricia Jane Brown, 41, 520 Allen Road, was charged Friday with disorderly conduct in an incident reported in the 400 block of East Central Avenue.
Jeffery Johnson told police that Brown came to his residence intoxicated wanting to play “arm frogging.” Later, he reported, she hit him in the head while holding the keys from a red SUV she drove there.
Brown was drunk and refused to cooperate with officers asking her to give her account of what happened, police said. Officers said she also called Johnson and witnesses vulgar names as police tried to talk to her.
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