MOULTRIE, Ga. — A deer hunter found himself in the line of fire from two people shooting weapons on Wednesday afternoon in a wooded area who did not realize someone was in a tree stand.

John Stallings, of the 1700 block of Villa Drive, reported that the two shooters were firing at a tree in which Cole Summerlin was hunting from a tree stand.

Stallings told police that he confronted two males, one a juvenile, who were shooting a pistol and a rifle. He told them that there were hunters in the area and that one of the trees at which they had been firing was occupied by one of the hunters.

When Summerlin arrived he and Stallings declined to press charges.

Police warned the two shooters not to return to the property.

Arrests

Berlin Police

• Douglas Wilkerson, 36, 250 John Vickers Road, Norman Park, was charged Wednesday with driving while license withdrawn.

Moultrie Police

• Nicholas Sloan, 25, 918 12th Ave. S.E., was charged Wednesday with driving without license and driving without headlights.

• Billy Harris, 52, 266 Old Adel Road, was charged Saturday with driving while license withdrawn and failure to stop for stop sign.

Georgia State Patrol

• Brenton Ray Sellers, 40, 5028 Hwy. 33 N., was charged Friday with driving under the influence, open container in vehicle and failure to drive within single lane.

• Pamela Howard, 43, 159 Harrell Farms Road, Sumner, was charged Sunday with driving with suspended or revoked license and speeding.

Sheriff’s Office

• Nicholas Harry Amador, 67, 215-A Cool Springs Road, Norman Park, was charged Friday with driving while license withdrawn.

• Cameron Raheem Jackson, 22, 210 15th St. S.E., was charged Friday with obstruction of an officer, failure to stop for stop sign, failure to maintain lane, reckless driving, failure to yield when turning left, driving without license and fleeing or attempting to elude police officer.

• Alex Gamez, 21, 1818 Marion Drive, Tifton, was charged Thursday with driving under the influence and failure to obey traffic control device.

Parole violation

Georgia State Patrol

• Julie Lynn DeMott, 42, 1725 Sunrise Ave.

Burglary

Sheriff’s Office

• Charlie Richardson, 6100 block Seventh Street, reported Wednesday the theft of four chrome rims valued at $200 each.

Moultrie Police

• Shell, 1900 S. Main St., reported Friday the theft of merchandise valued at $343.

Thefts

Sheriff’s Office

• John Tucker, 3300 block Lower Meigs Road, reported Wednesday the theft of $195 worth of pecans .

Moultrie Police

• Murphy Oil USA, 505 Veterans Parkway S., reported Sunday that a man shoplifted two 30 packs of Bud Light beer.

The beer was valued at $52.

• Bobby Stafford, 1400 block Third Avenue Southeast, reported Sunday the theft of a tool box valued at $350.

Entering auto

Moultrie Police

• Nikki Dowdell, 33, Decatur, reported Thursday the theft of a pair of Timberland boots and a laptop computer with a total value of $800 from her 2002 Chevrolet Tahoe parked in the 500 block of Elliott Brown Street.

• Cleyber Matos-Oliva, 1100 block Fourth Street Southeast, reported Friday the theft of a firearm valued at $700 and other properly valued at $100 from a 1999 Ford LGT truck.

Sheriff’s Office

• John Alderman, 65 Joe Griffin Road, Norman Park, reported Saturday the theft of a pair of Costa glasses, $50, driver’s license, plastic tote bag, socks and electric shaver with a total value of $395 from a 2001 Jeep Cherokee.

Fraud

Sheriff’s Office

• Teri Avera, 100 block Apache Drive, reported Nov. 18 that someone used her credit card to charge a purchase totaling $421 at a store in Albany.

Other investigations

Sheriff’s Office

• Catia Gonzalez, 800 block Jonah Tillman Road, reported Thursday that a gunshot fired from the residence across the street from hers struck the corner of her mobile home and lodged in the trim on the interior.

A witness from the residence across the street told police that another man had fired the shot and had left before the deputy arrived.

• Eric Townsend, 300 block Tompkins Road, reported Nov. 21 that someone broke into his residence and heavily damaged it.