Police arresting a burglary suspect connected him to another burglary being reported over the radio in real time as they searched the car in which he was riding. Troy Cameron Carver, who was out on bond after an arrest on burglary charges last month, has been accused in three additional theft cases and also faces drug and obstruction charges.

The new charges came after he was arrested for a second time in a little more than a month as a suspect in multiple residential burglaries.

Carver had been identified as a suspect in at least one additional burglary at the time police saw him on Feb. 15 in a car at an apartment complex on 26th Avenue Southeast.

One other suspect in the car was arrested for alleged involvement in some of the thefts. A second woman ran from the car and escaped from police and the driver was not charged.

“When he (officer) goes to pull him (Carver) out of the car, he tried to fight and get away,” Colquitt County Sheriff’s Inv. Timmy Barnes said. “We acquired consent to search from the owner of the vehicle.”

During the search officers found suspected methamphetamine and hydrocodone, he said.

“While we were searching it, we’re hearing on the radio about a burglary on Dunn Road,” Barnes said. “They were describing the items stolen. I’d just seen those items in the car we searched.”

Recovered along with the drugs were a jewelry box, jewelry and an earring holder.

“All that was located in the car he was found in,” Barnes said. “We recovered all the items (stolen) from Dunn Road.”

Police initially arrested Carver in January after he was identified as the person who sold property from recent burglaries at American Pawn locations in Moultrie and Thomasville. At that time Carver, 25, 582 26th Ave. S.E. Apt. 592, was charged with two counts of burglary and one count of entering an auto or other motor vehicle with intent of felony.

Since then police charged him on Feb. 15 with burglary and obstruction of a police officer. On Thursday investigators filed two additional burglary charges, possession of methamphetamine and possession of hydrocodone.

 Katlin Cowart, 21, 117 Thomas St., Bainbridge, was charged at the same time with being party to a crime (first degree burglary).

In other arrests:

• Ramsey Lewis Dennis, 38, was charged Monday with burglary.

• Beth Ann Music, 49, 3104 Tallokas Point Road, was charged Saturday with aggravated stalking.

• Jose Valentino, 35, 862 Circle Road, was charged Saturday with failure to appear.

• Dusty C. Hancock, 27, 541 Cox Dairy Road, was charged Saturday with battery.

• Eric Lamar Boyd, 26, 718 Fourth St. N.W., was charged Saturday with simple battery and probation violation.

• Russell Colin Roberts, 35, 1996 Ellenton-Omega Road, Norman Park, was charged Thursday with criminal trespass.

Moultrie Police

• Alexander Adam Carter, 26, 268 Doc Lindsey Road, Norman Park, was charged Tuesday with driving while license suspended.

• Pedro Ramos, 58, 122 Cherry Ave., was charged Monday with driving while license suspended and failure to obey traffic-control device.

• Carolina Gonzalez, 32, 1167 Fourth St. S.W., was charged Saturday with disorderly conduct.

• Elous Lee Funches, 68, 717 Eighth Ave. S.E., was charged Saturday with vagrancy.

• Takiema Lashay Owens, 24, 42 Ninth St. N.W., was charged Sunday with possession of marijuana.

• Eric Lamar Palmore, 21, 300 Ninth St. S.W., was charged Friday with possession of cocaine and possession of marijuana.

• Orlando D. Horrera, 46, 1028 14th St. S.E., and Alejo Fernandes Serguey, 27, 1016 14th St. S.E., were each charged Friday with disorderly conduct.

Both men told officers responding at about 3 p.m. to a reported fight that the other had threatened him with a machete. No machete was found, police said, but both men insisted that the other be arrested.

Based on witnesses’ accounts, they were taken into custody, police said.

• Lashunte Nicole McKiever, 38, 1515 Fourth Ave. N.E. Apt. 5, was charged Friday with theft by shoplifting.

McKiever is accused of shoplifting clothing, household goods and food worth a total of $329 at Wal-Mart, 641 Veterans Parkway S.

Norman Park Police

• Jeidy Vidal Rodriguez, 31, 1413 Fteley Ave., New York, N.Y., was charged Tuesday with driving with suspended license and failure to obey traffic-control device.

Probation violation

Berlin Police

• Christina Gail Kosik, 36, 119 29th Ave. N.W.

Sheriff’s Office

• Jaycee Alec Broome, 20, 133 Oak Pointe, Ave., Tifton.

Moultrie Police

• Ivan Castillo, 25, 350 Honey Bear Road, Norman Park.

• Charles Allen Gibbs, 41, 326 S. Church St.

Thefts

Moultrie Police

• Yvonne Lee, 1700 block Second Street Southeast, reported Tuesday the theft of iPad valued at $1,200.

Lee told police that she suspects a male relative stole the tablet computer.

• Tina McCray, 200 block Fourth Street Northwest, reported Sunday the theft of her cell phone and false teeth with a total value of $1,010.

McCray told police that she and a male friend had an argument at around midnight and she went outside to call for assistance from 911. While she was outside the property was taken.

• Alvin Hunt, 1300 block Hallmark Drive, reported Saturday the theft of a fish cooker and gas tank with a total value of $25 from his carport.

• James Bledsoe, 2700 block Fifth Street Southeast, reported Saturday the theft of hydrocodone pills.

Bledsoe told police that he suspects a family member has been taking the medication.

• Sadavia Williams, 700 block Seventh Avenue Northwest, reported Friday that someone took a $200 insurance check out of her mail box, and that it was returned at about midnight the previous day.

The envelope was opened, she told police.

Property damage

Moultrie Police

• Angel Escobar, 18, Moultrie, reported Saturday that the driver of a white car struck his 1998 Toyota Sienna while the other driver was pulling out of the Arby’s restaurant parking lot on Veterans Parkway North.

Escobar told police that he pulled over but the other driver did not stop.

• Jason Robinson, 45, Moultrie, reported Saturday damage to a vacant rental residence in the 1700 block of Fourth Street Southeast.

Robinson reported that he found a broken window and a plastic cover ripped from a bed. He also found a vodka bottle and blood on the window sill. Robinson told police he did not believe anything was stolen from the residence.

• Lesia Hampton, 56, Norman Park, reported Friday that a driver in a black SUV towing a trailer struck her 2007 Dodge Durango.

Hampton told police that she was in the drive-through line at Dairy Queen when the other driver, who was behind her, drove out of line causing the trailer to striker her car.