MOULTRIE, Ga. — A 17-year-old was charged Friday after he allegedly shoved a Moultrie police officer.

The officer had been called to the teen’s home in the 1200 block of West Central Avenue because his mother was having problems with him.

The officer spoke with Sheila Hillie then they went to Nigel Hillie’s room, where the teen was on the telephone. The officer told him to get off the phone and talk with him.

“From that point on Nigel would not communicate with me and when I went around the bed he was sitting on he stood up as if to leave,” the officer’s report read. “At this point Nigel became very aggressive towards me and when I put my arm out to get him from walking away he started yelling for me not to put my hands on him. When I had my arm out I did not place my hands on Nigel.”

The officer said Nigel Hillie got into his face to where the officer had to back off. The teen then walked across his bed in an attempt to leave the room. The officer tried to stop him. His report said the teen then put his hands on him and pushed him out of the way. The name plate was knocked from the officer’s uniform and the body camera was knocked off its holder.

The teen ran from the house, but another officer found him a short distance away and placed him under arrest.

Nigel Hillie, 17, 1246 W. Central Ave., was charged with simple battery.

In other violence

Moultrie Police

• Police responded to the 50 Yard Line nightclub, 300 Second Ave. N.E., about 2 a.m. Saturday. Tierney Montgomery, of Moultrie, told them a group of girls she had seen before but didn’t actually know had acted like they wanted to fight her. She said they brushed up against her and she lashed out. The woman she hit did not want to press charges.

Arrests

Moultrie Police

• Macon Lajetta Revill, 30, 517 25th Ave. S.E., was charged Jan. 4 with five counts of forgery, of varying degrees, in connection with incidents that took place Jan 4, Nov. 21 and Dec. 8.

• Maria Elina Mejia, 24, 175 Roy Price Road, was cahrged Monday with driving while tag suspended, a child restraint violation and driving without a license.

• Alfonso Johnson, 27, 820 Northside Drive, Apt. 1, was charged Monday with driving without a license and driving while license suspended.

Sheriff’s Office

• Joshua Brian Suber, 26, 3808 Highway 33 North, was charged Friday with giving false information to an officer.

• James Robert Tucker, 35, 3198 Kendallwood Church Road, was charged Friday with bondsman off bond.

Berlin Police

• Jose Alvarado, 52, 165 Weathers Road, was charged Monday with failure to obey a stop sign and driving while license suspended.

Thefts

Moultrie Police

• Police responded at 12:41 p.m. Saturday to the Moultrie Inn, where a motel official said someone had been living in a room without paying for it. Police entered the room and confirmed someone had been there, but no one was present at the time.

• Michelle Laverne Wright, of Moultrie, told police Saturday morning that someone had entered her Ford Focus overnight in the 400 block of First Avenue Southwest and stolen her billfold, containing her social security card, driver’s license, debit card and coins, a chain pocket book, and a check for $58.

• Rosa Hernandez, of Moultrie, reported Friday that her purse was stolen from her Dodge Ram truck at her residence in Regency Village. The purse contained $800 and other items valued at an additional $983.

Property damage

Moultrie Police

• Teresa Rene Wilson, 600 block 10th Avenue Northwest, reported Friday that someone had scratched a name on a Mercedes E500 and an SUV parked at her residence.