A Colquitt County man reported being attacked Saturday by a woman who broke a window to get back in after he locked her out and then broke his computer and damaged his truck before running into the woods.

Benjamin Collins, of the 3700 block of Thigpen Trail, Hartsfield, told police that a 20-year-old acquaintance showed up at his residence at about 4 a.m. Saturday looking for a place to stay. Collins reported that he called the woman’s friends and relatives to either let her stay with them or pick her up before he eventually let her stay at his residence.

Collins went to work the next day and when he returned at about 6 p.m. Saturday he reported the woman began arguing and hit him in the eye. After he kicked her out and locked his doors, he told police, she picked up a board which she used to break a glass pane on the front door and then let herself in. After she went inside she broke another window, a Dell laptop computer and rummaged through the residence before walking outside.

Once outside, Collins reported, the woman threw a brick at the windshield of his 1987 Toyota 4×4 truck then fled when he got on the phone. She returned a short time later and again threw a brick at his windshield before going into the woods prior to the arrival of law enforcement and medical personnel.

After the woman was found she refused medical treatment, but she was examined by emergency medical personnel when she arrived at the jail before she was turned over to jail nursing staff.

A search of the woman turned up a glass smoking pipe, a grinder such as those used for grinding marijuana and a small pocket knife, sheriff’s reports said.

In other reported violence:

• Jared Knowles, 100 block A. Alison Road, reported that a female relative pushed and punched him.

Knowles told police that he left for a while after the incident and when he returned he found syrup had been poured on a pile of clothes and apparent urine on other of his clothes. There also was a hole in the living room and all his medications had been poured down the sink with water, ruining them.

• Christine Singletary, Thomasville, reported that a male companion grabbed her by the neck and choked her. A 911 dispatcher told police of hearing yelling and threats as Singletary was on the line calling for assistance.

Singletary had marks on her neck consistent with her account. Ralph Duane Halley, 55, 13 Old Boston Road, Thomasville, told police that Singletary hit him but he had no visible injuries and he was charged with simple battery.

Arrests

Moultrie Police

• Mitchell Dewayne Pruitt, 35, 116-B Seventh Ave. S.W., was charged Sunday with battery and two counts cruelty to children.

• Cleo Burkes, 57, 1108 Fourth Ave. S.E., was charged Friday with theft by shoplifting and disorderly conduct.

He is accused of concealing merchandise valued at $65 at Wal-Mart, 641 Veterans Parkway S.

• John Thomas Hitt, 54 165 Weathers Road, was charged Friday with public drunkenness.

• Manuel Morquecho Rubio, 25, 2486 Hwy. 133 S., was charged Saturday with no driver’s license and violation of windshield specifications.

• Selena Jane Richter, 17, 1316 South Blvd., was charged Saturday with no driver’s license.

• Melanie Jade Wiley, 26, 5311 Hwy. 111, Hartsfield, was charged Saturday with theft by shoplifting on a Tift County warrant.

• Trixie Lea Steele, 43, 284 T. Davis Road, Hartsfield, and Michael Matthew Bass, 48, 141 Southern Trail, were each charged Saturday with pandering. Steele also was charged with possession of drug-related objects and Bass with possession of prescription medication out of original container.

Police said that an investigation indicated the two were involved in solicitation for a sexual act.

• Rutila Juarez Ortiz, 24, Edwards Street, was charged Sunday with no driver’s license.

Ortiz, one of the drivers in a two-vehicle crash at Doc Darbyshire Road and Veterans Parkway North, had only an apparent Mexican driver’s license, police said. After she complained of back pain while at Colquitt County Jail she was taken by police to Colquitt Regional Medical Center, where she was released on a subpoena.

• Freddie James Durden, 35, 500 Seventh Ave., was charged Sunday with disorderly conduct.

Sheriff’s Office

• Ted Michael Wheeler, 52, 2560 Dunn Road, was charged July 8 with theft by taking.

• Johnny Alvin Holloway, 46, 307 Captain Gay Road, was charged Saturday with possession of methamphetamine, possession of marijuana and driving while license withdrawn.

An officer on Hagin Still Road where a stop sign was being repaired saw Holloway driving a four-wheeler without lights at about 9:30 p.m. on Green Dairy Road, sheriff’s reports said. When Holloway was searched during his arrest on the traffic charge the officer found suspected methamphetamine and marijuana.

• Johnny Rochelle Carter, 30, 1363 Baypole School Road, was charged Sunday with two counts burglary.

• Rose Mary Corona, 32, 406 Magnolia Ave., was charged Sunday with driving under the influence, driving while license withdrawn and failure to drive within single lane.

• Ismael Hernandez Estefes, 28, 452 Dorminey Road Lot 4, was charged Saturday with driving without license and failure to stop for stop sign.

• Anthony Keith Napier, 29, 411 Hull Ave., Nashville, Ga., was charged Sunday with theft by conversion.

• Alfredo Machuca Zuniga, 31, 2021 Mt. Zion Road, Sale City, was charged Saturday with driving without license.

Berlin Police

• Eduardo Gutierrez, 46, 2515 Cottonwood Drive, Valdosta, was charged Friday with driving without license.

• Anselmo Gomez-Gomez, 42, 1800 Bee St., Jennings, Fla., was charged Friday with driving without license.

Georgia State Patrol

• Jessica Marie Rios, 26, 547 Willow Drive, was charged Friday with driving under the influence, failure to obey stop sign and tag light illumination required.

• Darrell Jerome Gibson, 25, 710 Sumner Road, was charged Saturday with driving while license withdrawn and seat belt violation.

• Joseph Lynn Gay, 45, 407 First Ave. S.E. Apt. 3, was charged Sunday with two counts probation violation.

Burglary

Moultrie Police

• Louie Hood, 2000 block Fifth Street Southeast, reported Friday the theft of a Craftstman leaf blower valued at $140. He also told police that a Craftsman tool box with tools with a total value of $100 were stolen about two weeks ago.

• Troy O’Hearn, 52, Moultrie, reported Saturday the theft from a residence in the 300 block of Fourth Avenue Southeast of a wood panel door, four fire place mantles, water heater, sink, top and bottom five-foot cabinets, stainless steel top with sink, wall-mounted sink and wiring.

A man who admitted to staying at the residence without permission denied stealing the property, which was valued at $1,738. He was issued a trespassing notice.

• Shawna Truelove, 1200 block Sixth Avenue Northwest, reported Saturday the theft of an HP laptop computer, $250, Samsung tablet, Galaxy 2 Verizon cellular telephone, prescription medication and four patches.

Truelove told police that she found the front door of her apartment partially open when she returned home.

• Patrick Pridgen Jr., 1200 block Sixth Avenue Northwest, reported Saturday the theft of a 50-inch LG television and HP laptop computer with a total value or $1,000.

Thefts

Moultrie Police

• Robert Ivey, 72, Moultrie, reported Friday the theft of a stove and antique bookcase from a rental residence in the 600 block of First Street Southeast.

Ivey told police that the tenant had been evicted and left on Thursday. The estimated value of the stolen property was $1,500.

• Kevin Hall, 1400 block Fourth Avenue Northeast, reported Friday the theft of a push lawn mower valued at $240.

• Advance Auto Parts, 203 W. Central Ave., reported Friday that a shoplifter stole a container of Meguiars Ultimate Quik Detalier valued at $13.

• An officer who saw two juveniles walking at about 8 p.m. Friday with two tires strapped to a dolly questioned them about the tires and a logging chain, all of which they said they found in a garbage receptacle.

• Moultrie Inn, 1708 First Avenue Southeast, reported Saturday that a male was staying in a room for which he had not paid.

The man told police that another man had given him the key to the room the previous morning. The manager reached an agreement with the man, police said, and no charges were filed.

• Kyndle Newton, 2400 block Jacqueline Circle, reported Saturday the theft of a Nintendo 3DS XL game system valued at $320.

• Nadine Bembery, 200 block Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, reported Saturday the theft of a SafeLink cellular telephone valued at $50.

• Tony Jones, 1100 block 10th Avenue Northwest, reported Saturday that a family member stole 305s-Menthol-100s cigars valued at $2 from his suitcase.

Sheriff’s Office

• Belinda Gay, 300 block Country Circle, reported Friday the theft of two prescription medications valued at $82 and $10 in change out of a 1998 Cadillac Deville.

• Martha Lara, 200 block Lisa Lane, reported Saturday that a male family member took her 1995 Jeep Cherokee without her permission.

• Bradley Usry, first block Covington Court Southeast, reported Sunday that someone left in his Ford Focus while he was swimming in a creek at a friend’s residence on Highway 33 South near Autreyville.

He estimated the value of the car at $3,200.

Property damage

Moultrie Police

• Tracie Bullard, first block Norman Street, reported Friday that a male acquaintance struck a rear signal light of her 1993 Ford LGT wit a bat and also used vulgar language toward her.

Sheriff’s Office

• Hector Najar, 1200 block John Vickers Road, Norman Park, reported Saturday that a 2000 Ford Ranger was struck by another car while parked on Industrial Drive.

• Monica Wilson, 1900 block Sylvester Highway, reported Saturday that the windshield of a 1997 Ford Explorer was damaged.

Other investigations

Moultrie Police

• KFC, 300 Lane St., reported Saturday an incident involving counterfeit money.

• A man dressed in black riding a bicycle at about 4:30 a.m. with a case of 24 Bud Light beers on the handlebars eluded police when he abandoned the bike and beer.

Police patrolled the area of Hillcrest Avenue and Sixth Street Southeast but did not find the man.

Sheriff’s Office

• Jesus Sifuentes, 500 block Bear Creek Road, Norman Park, reported Friday that someone filed fraudulent income tax returns using his name and information.