MOULTRIE, Ga. — Women at a Tillman Road residence were threatened Wednesday by a man displaying a pistol who drove away with two minibikes after demanding to know where his “stuff” was.

Whitney Cowart, of the 800 block of Tillman Road, told police that the male acquaintance showed up at about 6:30 p.m. and refused to leave when she told him that she did not know what kind of property of his would be there.

While there the man argued with Cowart and Mallori Melton and was “grabbing at a black pistol” in a holster on his hip. The two women told police that the man did not pull the gun out of the holster, but grabbed it multiple times “in a threatening manner.”

Before leaving he looked at property in the yard before taking a black minibike and the frame of a second bike out of a shed and loading them into a silver Ford Escape.

Cowart and Melton followed him when he left and saw the two bikes fall out of the SUV near Ellenton City Hall. When they stopped to pick them up out of the roadway, they reported, the man turned around and drove to their location. He drove away after saying, “You know what comes next, you’re dead.”

Police escorted the women back to the Tillman Road residence in case the man had returned. Stephanie Cowart, Whitney Cowart’s mother, had returned home by that time and told police she also did not know what the man meant when he referred to his property being there.

Arrests

Sheriff’s Office

• Jeffrey Dean Tillery, 46, 182 Cool Springs Road, Norman Park, was charged Tuesday with disorderly conduct.

Moultrie Police

• Lanarriun Vondell Wilson, 18, 217 Seventh Ave. N.W., was charged Sunday with giving false information or false name to police officer and fugitive from justice.

• Dennis Antonio Slaughter, 31, 814 Third St. S.E., was charged Saturday with possession of cocaine, disorderly conduct and parole violation.

Burglary

Moultrie Police

• Ethel Holloway, 600 block Fourth Street Southwest, reported a burglary in progress Monday.

Thefts

Sheriff’s Office

• A stolen homemade utility trailer and Duratank container with a total value of $1,200 were found before the owner reported them stolen.

Police had the trailer towed after it was reported at 6:25 a.m. as a road hazard in the 500 block of Old Norman Park Road.

At about 10:15 p.m. Charles McKellar, 1300 block Cool Springs Road, Norman Park, reported that the property had been stolen from a field in the 600 block of Old Norman Park Road.

McKellar also told police that a fence gate valued at $350 was damaged.

• James Tanner, 100 block Webb Road, Norman Park, reported Wednesday the theft of a 2015 Polaris EXT four-wheeler.

Moultrie Police

• Charleston Lemon, 23, Moultrie, reported Tuesday that a male acquaintance stole his cell phone valued at $700.

Lemon told police that he gave the man a ride, and when they arrived at their destination the man asked to use his phone. When they got out of the car the man ran around the residence, taking the phone.

• James Merritt, 900 block Eighth Avenue Southeast, reported Monday the theft of a plastic lawn chair valued at $12.

• Roses, 215 Sixth St. S.E., reported Monday that a male entered the store and left with merchandise of unknown value concealed in his jacket.

• Dollar General, 1601 Camilla Hwy., reported Monday that a woman notified a store employee that a male she was with shoplifted merchandise.

A manager viewed video but was unable to tell whether the man had taken anything.

• Quavius Davis, 25, Moultrie, reported Monday the theft of an LG Protege cell phone valued at $100.

Davis told police that he lost the phone in the area of Magnolia Lane and Veterans Parkway and when he returned to the area it was gone.

Battery

Sheriff’s Office

• Brandi Browning, 1400 block Highway 133 South, reported Wednesday that a male relative struck her in the face with his hand after breaking a chair and television, valued at $100.

Browning told police that the man came to her residence to collect a piece of property and while there started an argument.

Moultrie Police

• Ashley Plymel, 100 block Old Tram Road, reported Monday that on Sept. 11 a male acquaintance attacked a male visitor with a sock filled with coins.

Plymel told police that when she allowed the acquaintance inside he went from room to room until he found the man in a guest bedroom closet and then hit him with the sock about his head and shoulders until it burst and the coins spilled onto the floor.

She told police that she was too scared at the time to call law enforcement.

• Shantoria Blount, 100 block Sixth Street Southwest, reported Monday an incident of battery during a domestic dispute.

Fraud

Moultrie Police

• Marquis Hamilton, 33, Lithonia, Ga., reported Monday that a financial transaction card was fraudulently used at a Lowes store in Moultrie.

Property damage

Moultrie Police

• Michelle White, 41, Norman Park, reported Monday that a 2007 Honda Accord was damaged while parked in the 2700 block of Fifth Avenue Southeast.

Other investigations

Moultrie Police

• Catherine Ziegler, 300 block Ninth Street Northwest, reported that a male acquaintance entered her residence through her children’s bedroom window.

Ziegler told police that she did not want to press charges but did want police to have him leave, which he did.

• William Hendricks, 2400 block Fifth Avenue Southeast, reported Monday that a woman who identified herself as a saleswoman for cell phone services acquired the last four number of a female relative’s Social Security number and a copy of her driver’s license.

Hendricks told police that he got no answer when he called the phone number the woman gave.