MOULTRIE, Ga. — A fight and gunshots that rang out early Sunday morning at a Moultrie nightclub led to the arrest of a Moultrie man after police found him in possession of suspected marijuana and ecstasy.

On Monday investigators were still investigating the incident. Marcus Palmore  was arrested after police found suspected marijuana in his pants pocket during a search, police said. Two women also were taken to jail.

Although multiple shots were reportedly fired, no one was injured, Moultrie police said.

Officers responded at about 1 a.m. to the Jackpot club at 2427 S. Main St., to reports of gunshots fired. When they arrived a “large group” of people were fighting in the parking lot.

Several people were holding Palmore, whom they identified as the person who had the gun. The search turned up no weapon on Palmore and officers were still trying to put the pieces together.

“There was some type of altercation inside the club,” Moultrie Police Department Maj. Tonero Bender said. “It went outside the club. An unknown person fired shots.”

An officer detained and handcuffed Palmore because witnesses had identified him as the person who had fired a weapon. Police arrested him after finding the suspected marijuana in a plastic bag in his front pocket. He also had $738 in cash at the time, police said.

When Palmore took off his shoes at Colquitt County Jail, police said, a clear plastic bag containing suspected ecstasy pills fell to the floor.

He faces charges of possession of a controlled substance, misdemeanor possession of marijuana, reckless conduct and two counts criminal damage to property.

Molly Kennedy, 34, and Nakieya Huckaby, both of Moultrie, were listed as victims, and the police report noted three cars in the report — 2017 Chevrolet Traverse, 2003 Honda Accord and 2001 Cadillac Deville.

Police reports indicated that a 32-year-old woman also was arrested during their investigation, along with another woman who also was listed as a witness in the incident. Police reports did not indicate what charges were filed against the women.

In other arrests

Sheriff’s Office

• Edward Gamble, 39, 278 S. Rail Road, was charged Friday with aggravated battery.

Gamble was charged after a Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office employee reported that Gamble got into a fight with another inmate at the jail.

• Lillian Ann Jordan, 41, 539 Ninth St. S.W., was charged Friday with child restraint violation and driving without license.

• Brandon Mitchell Barnett, 24, 1889 County Line Road, Doerun, was charged Saturday with possession of marijuana.

• Cody Richardson Gignac, 26, 149 Moxley Lane, was charged Thursday with three counts theft by receiving stolen property.

• Michael Joe Flinchum, 40, 104 W. Pinson Road, Sylvester, was charged Saturday with possession of marijuana and driving while license withdrawn.

• Bobby Ray Cummings, 55, 2036 Hwy. 60, Sandersville was charged Friday with driving while license withdrawn.

Doerun Police

• Tyler Lee Cook, 21, 334 W. Broad St., Doerun, was charged Saturday with disorderly conduct.

Probation violation

Moultrie Police

• Travarous Delshawn Mitchell, 33, 124 Dowdeli St., Thomasville.

• Justin Mac Allen, 36, 2991 Hwy. 133 N.

• Jack Rodney Secord, 54, 175 Fletcher Ave.

• Jonathin Eric Chafin, 23, 191 Fireplace Lane.

• Raymundo Jimenez, 33, 1610 Old Camilla Hwy.

• Krystal Gordon Lozano, 28, 800 Fourth St. N.W.

Burglary

Sheriff’s Office

• Timothy Tillman, 2600 block R.L. Sears Road, Norman Park, reported Sunday a break-in of his residence in which a 32-inch flat screen television valued at $300 and $1,500 worth of tools were    stolen.

• Andy Cashwell, 100 block Mt. Olive Church Road, reported Saturday the theft of an Apple iPad and Apple iPhone with a total value of $800 from his church office.

Thefts

Moultrie Police

• Travis Williams, 1300 block West Central Avenue, reported Saturday the theft of a 2010 Nissan 370Z valued at $40,000.

• Pamela Peplinski, Moultrie, reported Sunday the theft of a cellular phone valued at $1,000. The theft occurred in the 1200 block of Highway 133 South, she told police.

• Ronald Harper, 100 block Royale Road, reported Friday the theft of property valued at $25.

Sheriff’s Office

• Julia Silva, 1700 block 10th Street Southeast, reported Friday the theft of a Husqvarna 450E push lawn mower valued at $200.

Battery

Moultrie Police

• Anna Neal, 36, Alapaha, reported Sunday that a male acquaintance assaulted her with his hands or fists on Lakeshore Drive.

Sheriff’s Office

• Brittany Padgett, 800 block U.S. 319 North, Norman Park, reported Sunday that a male acquaintance pushed her during an incident in the 200 block of Indian Lake Drive.

• Doris Sandoval, 500 block Willow Drive, reported Sunday that a male relative pushed her in the chest with both of his hands and caused her to fall against a car.

The man ran into some woods before police arrived.

• Eva Cox, 200 block Indian Lake Drive, Norman Park, reported Saturday that a female acquaintance struck her during an argument.

Cox had no visible injuries, police said.

Forgery

Moultrie Police

• Susie Q’s, 135 U.S. Hwy. 319 S., reported Sunday a case of forgery.

• Leah Hill, 36, Moultrie, reported Friday that a woman who somehow acquired one of her checks passed it at a convenience store in the amount of $60.

Property damage

Moultrie Police

• Gaenelle Tyre, 500 block 26th Avenue Southeast, reported Friday an attempted burglary at her residence.

Other investigations

Moultrie Police

• Kayla Fowler, 19, Moultrie, reported Sunday that a male harassed her in a parking lot in the 500 block of First Avenue Southeast.

Sheriff’s Office

• Clark Newton, 200 block C.O. Kennedy Road, Pavo, reported Friday that a 2015 Toyota Prius was damaged during the night.

Newton told police that he heard four-wheelers pass close to his house during the night.