MOULTRIE, Ga. — A Moultrie trucking company was again the target of a thief who stole a semi trailer full of furniture.

Unlike the previous incident, last weekend’s thief didn’t bring his own truck.

Colquitt County sheriff’s deputies responded to Broadleaf Contracting, 3333 Freedom Lane, on Monday, where a company official told them the theft had taken place between noon Sunday and 5:55 a.m. Monday.

The deputy’s report described how someone entered the trucking firm’s property, cranked a 2009 Freightliner semi truck, hooked it to a 53-foot trailer and drove away.

The truck was valued at $18,000, and the trailer at another $8,000. The trailer was filled with 43 pieces of furniture, the value of which was not known.

The theft is very similar to one reported Feb. 11 from the same facility, but in that incident the thief had his own truck that he hooked to the trailer full of furniture and drove away.

Two other trailers of furniture were stolen from the same company’s facility in Cairo, deputies said.

Investigators said Feb. 19 that two of the stolen trailers had been found in Albany, and some of the furniture had been recovered. A store in Dawson had bought some of the furniture, and a video at the store had recorded images of the man who sold it; deputies released a still image from that video on Feb. 19, but no arrest has been made.

In other thefts

Sheriff’s Office

• Brian Tapscott, 100 block Friendship Trail, reported Monday the theft of items valued at $298.

• Brianna Tillman, 700 block Moye Road, told deputies a fire sprinkler nozzle and two liquor bottles were missing from her residence Sunday.

• Charlie Hoes, 3100 block Freedom Lane, told deputies Monday that $3,831 had been taken from him. He said the theft happened sometime last year on Highway 133 in the area of Price Road. The deputy’s report contained no details of the incident.

• Mary Sumner, 200 block Rudolph Sumner Road, Omega, reported Monday that she had been scammed out of $950.

Sumner said someone she didn’t know called and said her grandson was in jail in Virginia. The person told her to send $950 for his bond to the Dominican Republic. She spoke with someone else on the phone; she said he sounded like her grandson, and he said he was in jail.

After she sent the money, she talked with her grandson and discovered she’d been scammed.

Moultrie Police

• Danny Williams, of Moultrie, reported Sunday that the tag was missing from his car in the 900 block of 10th Street Southeast.

• Subway, 497 N. Veterans Parkway, reported a man came in about 11 p.m. Sunday, filled a cup with a drink, and walked out without paying.

• Wal-Mart, 641 Veterans Parkway, reported Saturday that a woman shoplifted items valued at $34.

• Melissa Johnson, of Norman Park, reported the theft of a cell phone Friday evening. Johnson said she had made contact with someone on Facebook who wanted to buy her iPhone, and she arranged to meet him at the Moultrie library. When she got there, she encountered a man who did not match the description of her customer, but he started talking to her about her phone. He asked if he could text his brother, and she said he ran off with her phone.

Violence

Sheriff’s Office

• A father and daughter were arrested following a domestic dispute Saturday afternoon in the 100 block of Kindling Court.

Steven Randall Spells, 61, of 135 Kindling Court, and Starlyn Kerri Bullard, 37, of 1416 Ninth St. S.W., were both charged with battery (family violence) after deputies couldn’t determine which was the primary aggressor.

Bullard was treated at the Colquitt Regional Medical Center emergency room and released to law enforcement, the deputy’s report said.

Moultrie Police

• Sondra May, of Hartsfield, reported Saturday that a man she knows assaulted her after an altercation between her and the man’s wife on Fourth Street Southeast that evening. Police noted May suffered a bloody nose from the attack.

Arrests

Moultrie Police

• Bobby Lee Bonner, 42, and Dorthy Lean Sampson, 56, both of 1308 Hallmark Drive, were charged Sunday with simple battery (family violence).

• Damonica Davis, 20, 540 Third St. S.E., was charged Jan. 1 with criminal trespass and disorderly conduct. The Colquitt County Jail released Davis’ information Tuesday because warrants had just been filed.

• Tycamarin Quavon Alford, 19, 509 Northside Drive, was charged Dec. 21, 2016, with battery (family violence). The Colquitt County Jail released Alford’s information on Tuesday because warrants had just been filed.

• Waleed Shabazz, 36, 624 Ninth Ave. S.E., was charged Feb. 23 with duty to obey and a probation violation.

• Albertino Perez, 40, 600 Treefarm Road, was charged Monday with seat belt violation (adult) and driving without a license.

• Austin Ryan Clayton, 25, 1316 Hallmark Drive, was charged Monday with misdemeanor sexual battery.

• Lavinsky Sherrod Carter, 34, 701 Coventry Circle, was charged Friday with obstruction and possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.

Sheriff’s Office

• Cory Wyatt Newsome, 17, 1467 Kendallwood Church Road, was charged March 1 with possession of alcohol by a minor.

• Ellis Lee Williams, 48, 219 Third St. S.W., was charged Monday with failure to appear.

• Terry Allen Harris Sr., 60, 182 Price Road, was charged Feb. 24, with reckless conduct.

• Tracy Price Edmonson, 50, 153 Newsome Road, Lot 4, was charged Wednesday with simple battery.

Berlin Police

• James Michael Wilson, 39, 2222 Baker Road, Coolidge, was charged Monday with failure to appear.

Probation violation

Sheriff’s Office

• Nolan Ryan Thompson, 25, 174 Grady Matthews Road.

• Timmy Michael Phelps, 33, of Valdosta.