Indecency, mischief charged in downtown incident

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October 1, 2012

Indecency, mischief charged in downtown incident

Alan Mauldin The Moultrie Observer The Moultrie Observer Mon Oct 01, 2012, 09:18 PM EDT

MOULTRIE — Moultrie officers made arrests on charges of public indecency and malicious mischief Saturday after police received a report of teenagers performing sexual acts in public in the downtown area.

At 9 p.m., officers investigated the report of the activity in the breezeway across the street from Colquitt County Courthouse.

There they found two teen males with no shirts on, and a witness reported seeing one girl wearing only a bra and possibly performing a sex act with one of the teens.

The four teens detained for questioning denied performing lewd acts, Moultrie Police Department reports said, but Kearra Nikkloe Johnson told police that she removed her shirt briefly to change.

Brandon Nelson Bennett told police that he tore down several pieces of metal from support beams in the breeze way, the reports said.

Johnson, 17, 488 Yogi Bear Road, Norman Park, was charged with public indecency, police said, based on the description of her bra given by the witness.

Bennett, 18, 1603 Lower Meigs Road, was charged with malicious mischief.

In other arrests:

• Joshua Janiel Howard, 22, 518 First Ave. S.W., was charged Sunday with probation violation.

• Brandi Carolyn Landrum, 27, 244 Twin Bridge Road, Meigs, was charged Saturday with probation violation.

• Alaina Elizabeth Ricks, 19, 714 26th Ave. S.E., was charged Friday with probation violation.

• Kim Leann Beltran, 29, 812 Elliot Brown St., was charged Friday with theft by shoplifting.

Beltran was arrested after Belk’s, 24443 S. Main St., reported that she concealed store merchandise in her purse.

• James Franklin Thompson, 58, 407 Merritt Road, Hartsfield, was charged Friday with theft by shoplifting.

Thompson was arrested after Dollar General, 1908 First Ave. S.E., took a package of toilet paper out of the store without paying and placing it in a Lexus.

• Bruce Lyndell Johnson, 26, 820 Northside Drive, was charged Saturday with battery.

• Jacinto Jose Almaraz, 32, 307 Second St. S.W., was charged Saturday with open container violation.

• Pascual Bernave, 20, 307 Second St. S.W., was charged with driving under the influence, failure to maintain lane and open container violation.

• Benjamin Andrew Collins, 18, 3791 Thigpen Trail, Hartsfield, was charged Saturday with possession of marijuana.

• Alycia Rena Sneed, 22, 1209-H Sixth St. N.W., was charged Saturday with battery.

• Victor Manuel Villanueva, 23, Bay Branch Road, Funston, was charged Sunday with no insurance, canceled registration and safety belt violation.

• Eldriquez Leetrez Silas, 29, 709 Seventh St. N.W., was charged Monday with loitering, duty to obey officer, giving a false name.

Silas also was charged on warrants from the Georgia State Patrol on charges of fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer and giving a false name, address or birth date to an officer.

Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office

• Quinton Jerome Daniels, 23, 813 Sixth St. S.E., was charged Saturday with driving under the influence and failure to dim headlights.

• Fernando Ferral Manrique, 33, 701 Sardis Church Road, was charged Sunday with driving under the influence, failure to drive within a single lane and driving without a license.

• Robert Allen Adkins, 34, 314 21st Ave. N.E., was charged Sunday with probation violation.

• Hayo Gomez, 23, Lot 7 McMullen Road, was charged Saturday with failure to drive within a single lane and driving without a license.

• Donald Eugeue Carey, 62, 141 Doe Lane, was charged Sunday with pedestrian under the influence.

• Tonya Renee McMurphy, 30, 136 Elham Road, was charged Saturday with probation violation.

• Horace Donald Holly, 180 Dennis Powell Lane, Norman Park, was charged Saturday with probation violation.

• Tamrun Rana Folsom, 21, 815 Sparks Cut Off Road, Sparks, was charged Friday with probation violation.

• Bradley Oneal Mitchell, 23, 261 Conger Road, Norman Park, was charged Friday with probation violation.

• Gwen Elizabeth Johnson, 52, 211 Lynn St., was charged Friday with probation violation.

• Willie Clyde Hightower Jr., 24, 128 First St. S.W., was charged Saturday with battery, cruelty to children, probation violation and failure to appear.

• Sammy Lee Boges, 48, 315 Fifth Ave. S.E., was charged Saturday with probation violation.

Assaults

• Contessa Hunt, 500 block 27th Street Southeast, reported Saturday that a male acquaintance pushed her into a bedroom window, causing it to break.

• Willie Gammage, 500 block First Avenue Southwest, reported Saturday that a female acquaintance threw a toy at his son, striking the child, and tried to hit the boy with her hand.

Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office

• Ray Vinson Jr., 500 block Newsome Road, reported Friday that a male acquaintance slapped him in the face during a dispute in the 100 block of Newsome Road.

• Sheree McCall, 800 block Georgia Highway 319, reported Friday that a male acquaintance hit her on the right side of the face during an incident on Thursday night at his residence in the 1800 block of Overlook Drive.

McCall reported that she left that night, and when she returned the next day to get a shoe she left there the man hit her across the back with a strap of her pocket book, pushed her in the chest and pushed her in the legs several times.

The incident was reported on Friday by a woman who had given McCall a ride and noticed her injuries, which included swelling and discoloration to the face, sheriff’s reports said.

• Nicole Daily, 1900 block Sylvester Highway, reported Saturday that her son Kamarious Wilson, 12, was choked and pushed to the ground by another boy.

The boy identified by Daily, who was at the scene taunting another of Daily’s sons and resisted an officer, was charged with obstruction of a law enforcement officer, disorderly conduct and simple battery. He was released to his mother.

Thefts

Moultrie Police Department

• Kenneth Crews, 500 block Third Street Southeast, reported Friday the theft of an HP laptop computer, tote bag, Elgin watch and $7 in change during a burglary of his residence. The total value of the stolen property is $619.

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