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March 14, 2013

Man charged with sniffing paint

MOULTRIE — A man accused of huffing paint was arrested Wednesday after police received a report of him harassing a couple at their residence in the 600 block of Second Avenue Northeast.

Kimberly Canaca told police that the man came to her residence at about 2 p.m. and tried to sell her a box of food, and when she refused he became upset, used vulgar language and threatened to come back later and kill them.

When an officer went to the back of the couple’s residence, Jimmy McCall was sitting under a tree with his head pressed into a black bag, Moultrie Police Department reports said.

Police recovered a can of gold spray paint and several bags.

 The bag McCall had pressed to his face earlier still had wet paint inside and all of the bags had gold paint sprayed inside, police said.

McCall, 51, was charged with inhaling paint.

In other arrests:



Sheriffs Office

• Xavier Anthony Bridges, 26, 358 Magnolia Ave., was charged Wednesday with driving while license withdrawn and leaving the scene of an accident.

Bridges was arrested after deputies responded to a report of a domestic dispute at about 10:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Kioka Bowens reported that she discovered that the front bumper was missing off of her 2002 Mitsubishi Galant. When she asked Bridges about it he threw a bottle at her car.

Bridges told the officer that the bumper came off in a friend’s driveway that has a steep drop.

Because Bridges admitted driving and had a suspended license he was arrested, sheriff’s reports said.

Another deputy later found a gold bumper that was the same color as Bowens’ car in the 3800 block of Tallokas Road, sheriff’s reports said. It appeared the car had left the road and struck an embankment.

• Christopher Aaron Hall, 20, 2701 Fifth St. S.E., was charged Wednesday with possession of marijuana.

• Ray Edward Vinson Jr., 30, 1330 Hwy. 319 Lot 28-D, Norman Park, was charged Wednesday with two counts of deposit account fraud.



Berlin Police Department

• Shannon Thomas Hancock, 21, 1517 R. L. Sears Road, was charged Wednesday with probation violation.



Thefts

Moultrie Police

• Grady Blakely, 100 block Seventh Street Southwest, reported Wednesday the theft of property valued at $910.



Sheriff’s Office

• Judith Stallings, 700 block Annie McGee Road, reported Wednesday the theft of a pair of women’s shoes that a delivery driver had left at her residence.



Property damage

Moultrie Police

• Kaneya McGee, Moultrie, reported Wednesday that while parked in the 200 block of Fifth Street Southeast a brown car struck her 2013 Nissan Altima.

The car had moderate damage to the passenger-side rear quarter panel, police said.



Other investigations

• Tonya John, Tallahassee, reported Thursday that her debit card had been used to make three unauthorized purchases.

John told police that she could not find her coin purse, which contained the debit card and other belongings, and that she may have dropped it in a parking lot in Moultrie.

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