MOULTRIE, Ga. — Law enforcement agencies made one arrest in a bad check case during a week in which officers investigated several similar cases.

Macon Lajetta Revill, 30, 517 26th St. S.E., was charged Wednesday with two counts of forgery, one of which is a felony charge.

Bishop’s, 402 First St. S.E., reported that Revill cashed a check in the amount of $2,210 at the business. The check was returned by the bank.

Revill told police that she received the check by FedEx from an online employer.

Police spoke with an employee at Union Bank and Trust who told them that there were insufficient funds in the account.

At the time Revill was arrested, police said, there was an outstanding warrant for her arrest from the Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office on a charge of misdemeanor forgery.

In another forgery case, police will take warrants on a Thomasville man who passed a bad check at the BP convenience store, 103 Veterans Parkway.

The check, which had the appearance of being on a J. Harvey’s Buffet account was written for $601.23, police said.

The BP store also reported on Thursday that Revill was the person who cashed a check for $543.08 that also was from J. Harvey’s, police said. It wasn’t immediately clear whether that was the warrant described above charging her with misdemeanor forgery or whether this is an incident in which she hasn’t been charged.

And on Wednesday Olga Dieguez reported to the sheriff’s office that a customer at her husband’s body repair business paid with a check for $200 that was returned by the bank.

Reckless conduct

Sheriff’s Office

• Four days after a Colquitt County resident died from a bullet fired in the air during New Year’s Eve celebrations a Norman Park woman reported a bullet was fired into her residence.

The bullet entered through a front wall of Toni Hancock’s residence in the 100 block of East Gate Way and passed through her children’s room before it came to rest in a bathroom, police said.

Hancock told police that she heard a gunshot and that her children told her they saw the bullet come into their room.

Arrests

Moultrie Police

• Matthew Lamar Walker, 24, 899 Rossman Dairy Road, was charged Thursday with driving with no license, suspended tag and no insurance.

Sheriff’s Office

• Nigel Nykavien Hillie, 1246 W. Central Ave., was charged Thursday with driving without headlights when required and driving without license.

• Johnny Lamar McCormick, 27, 714 Myrtle Lane, was charged Thursday with failure to appear.

• Matthew David Adams, 41, 1382 Vonier Road, Pavo, was charged Thursday with driving while license withdrawn.

Berlin Police

• Willie James White, 43, 121 Fairlane Drive, Eufala, Ala., was charged Thursday with speeding in highway work zone and operating a commercial vehicle without valid license.

Probation violation

Moultrie Police

• Jerome Alex Pope, 5028 Cool Springs Road, Norman Park.

Sheriff’s Office

• John Skyler Cole, 23, 183 Royal Road.

Thefts

Moultrie Police

• Paul Herndon, 200 block Seventh Avenue Southwest, reported Thursday the theft of property valued at $350.

• Gloria Bridges, 28, Moultrie, reported Wednesday the theft of an Ameris Bank envelope that she lost.

Bridges told police she believes she may have lost the envelope at a business in the 1300 block of Veterans Parkway North because that is the last place she remembered having it.

• James Howell, 200 block Sixth Street Southwest, reported Wednesday that a male acquaintance stole $360 and medication valued at $15 out of his bedroom.

Sheriff’s Office

• Daryl Doutrich, 6000 block Highway 111, reported Dec. 29 the theft of an Ingersoll-Rand 1/2 horsepower air compressor and six Marathon Feed motors with a total value of $550.

Entering auto

Moultrie Police

• Lewis Woodword, Moultrie, reported Thursday a car parked in the 2400 block of South Main Street that was apparently targeted in a break-in.

Two doors of the 2002 Chrysler Sebring were open and a window had been shattered, police said. The owner is Donald Shaw of Doerun.

• Alexis Courtney, 20, Moultrie, reported the theft of a compact disc player face valued at $100 from a 2003 Honda Accord parked in the 300 block of Fourth Avenue Northwest.

Courtney told police that the window the thief broke to get into the car would cost about $100 to replace.

Battery

Sheriff’s Office

• Joshua Sevcech, 200 block Indian Lake Drive, reported that a male acquaintance threw a cup of sweet tea on him and hit him in the head with a hat.

Identity theft

Sheriff’s Office

• Henry Connell, 100 block Chitty Road, reported Tuesday that someone had opened at least two credit card accounts using his personal information and without his permission.

Connell told police he discovered the fraud after he began to receive letters indicating someone had applied for credit cards in his name.

Property damage

Moultrie Police

• Ronnie Fletcher, 36, Sparks, reported Thursday that his 2001 Nissan Altima was damaged while parked in the 600 block of Veterans Parkway.

The driver’s side, front and rear seat, and doors had minor scratch marks, police said.

Other investigations

Moultrie Police

• Tony Jones, 1100 block 10th Avenue Northwest, reported Thursday that his neighbors confronted several males who were standing under his carport and told them to leave.

Jones told police that he heard his dog bark on that occasion, but when he looked out he did not see anything.

• Jameill Clark, 200 block Dandron Road, reported Dec. 31 that while he was on the couch he heard a sound like someone trying to come in the back door.

When he looked outside he saw a man trying to get in, so he hid under his bed, he told police. The man was inside the house for about 20 minutes.