MOULTRIE, Ga. — A dispute Tuesday between two women over how to divide the proceeds from pecans they had gathered turned violent, with one sent to the hospital with head injuries.

Police were dispatched at about 10:07 a.m. to Jenkin’s Store, 415 First St. N.W., to a report of an assault.

There they found Rosie Lee Williams, 56, with a scratched face and knot on her forehead, police said.

Williams, who police said smelled of an alcoholic beverage, reported that she and a friend gathered pecans off the ground in an unspecified location until a man told them that they could not pick up the pecans there. She told police that she did not know her friend’s name, but that she lived nearby.

Once they arrived at the store they began arguing about how to divide the money from the pecans they had collected. A fight occurred.

Williams, who also had swelling to the left side of her face and said her back hurt, was taken to Colquitt Regional Medical Center for treatment.

In an unrelated tussle, a fast-food worker upset with a customer reportedly decided to fling the food at her and then went through the drive-through window and into the customer’s car to fight.

Shamona Denise McBride, 31, 417 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, was charged Tuesday with disorderly conduct.

McBride told police that the customer got to the window to pick up her food she did not want an item in the order. She notified her manager, but when McBride started to hand the food out of the window the customer made the remark, “If she does not like her job she should quit,” and they got into an argument

Shontoria Green, of Albany, told police that McBride’s account was “mostly true” but left out McBride coming through the window and into her car.

A passenger in the car told police that she pushed McBride out of the car.

In other reported violence:

• Anthony Lewis, 1600 block Hutchinson Drive, reported that a teen-age granddaughter and a 20-year-old woman got in a fight outside his residence.

When police arrived, they found Laquala Lewis, 17, had scrapes on her knees and mussed hair, but the other combatant had left.

Lewis told police that he did not wish to press charges against the other participant, identified by police as the instigator because she came to Lewis’ residence to start the fight.

Arrests

Sheriff’s Office

• Fernando Jose Monjaraz, 29, 657 Circle Road, was charged Tuesday with driving under the influence, speeding in a school zone and driving without license.

Police said that at 1:41 p.m. an officer observed a 1997 Ford Expedition traveling 48 miles per hour through the Vereen School safety zone, which is zoned for 25 miles per hour.

The officer followed, trying to catch up with the driver, until he turned onto Circle Road, police said. The officer made a traffic stop in the 200 block of that roadway.

Monjaraz told the deputy that he did not have a driver’s license. Monjaraz’s breath also smelled of alcohol, police said, and a roadside alcohol sensor indicated that his blood alcohol content was nearly double the 0.08-gram limit at which a driver is considered impaired.

More accurate breath tests performed at the jail showed. Monjaraz’s blood alcohol content at 1.41 grams.

• Anthony Travill Revill, 35, 517 26th Ave. S.E., was charged Wednesday with cruelty to animals.

Moultrie Police

• Charlie Elmer Covington, 39, was charged Tuesday with theft by taking and probation violation.

Burglary

Sheriff’s Office

• Anselmo River 1600 block Overlook Drive, reported Tuesday the theft of a Taurus semi-automatic pistol, Milwaukee flashlight and change with a total value of $411.

Thefts

Moultrie Police

• Lori Griswold, 2700 block Fifth Street Southeast, reported Tuesday the theft of an Avalon 10-speed bicycle valued at $150 from her back porch.

Fraud

Moultrie Police

• Donterio Jordan, 33, Moultrie, reported Tuesday that he was the victim in a case of identity fraud.

Sheriff’s Office

• Ronald Underwood, 1200 block Perryman Road, Hartsfield, reported Tuesday that a female acquaintance from Berlin wrote two checks on his bank account for $100 each and also used his debit card to pay more than $500 in cell phone bills.

Other investigations

Moultrie Police

• A Moultrie woman reported Tuesday that she saw a man urinating behind a large garbage container outside at her apartment complex in the 2800 block of Fifth Street Southeast.