MOULTRIE, Ga. — The search for a man wanted for violating his parole led Colquitt County deputies to a Moultrie motel, where they found their suspect and a small quantity of what’s believed to be methamphetamine.

A parole officer called for deputies’ help in serving an arrest warrant on Gary Kyle Turner, of Norman Park. When the officers arrived at his last known address, residents told them Turner was now staying at Cocomo Inn, on First Avenue Southeast in Moultrie. There, they found his room and knocked on his door.

Turner answered, and he was arrested and searched. An empty dime-sized bag was found in his pocket. The reporting deputy said he could smell marijuana inside the room but none was ever found.

Two other people were in the room. One of them, Dillon Luke Singletary, of 2060 Funston-Doerun Road, Doerun, was charged on an outstanding warrant for probation violation.

During a search, officers said, they found drug paraphernalia, a scale and a crystal-like substance.

Other arrests

Sheriff’s Office

• Noah Lew Sangster, 34, 162-B Cook Road, and Adrianna Rogers, 24, 2014 Funston-Sale City Road, were arrested Friday in the 800 block of Cook Road. Sangster faces charges of possession of meth, possession of a Schedule IV controlled substance, possession of a firearm or knife while trying to commit a crime, possession of arms by a convicted felon, possession of drug-related objects and probation violation. Rogers is charged with possession of meth and possession of drug-related objects.

• Courtney Carter, 29, 1406 Third Ave. S.E., was charged Friday with possession of meth, possession of drug-related objects and possession of less than an ounce of marijuana.

• Ronnie Eastman Powell, 40, of Tifton, was charged Friday with possession of arms by a convicted felon.

• Patricia Ann Godboldt, 39, 4203 Thigpen Trail, Hartsfield, was charged Feb. 7 with criminal trespass. Godboldt was arrested by a deputy investigating a loud banging at a residence in the 1000 block of Wesley Chapel Road.

• Kenneth Russel Edwards, 36, was charged Thursday with disorderly conduct following a domestic dispute between him and Wendy Collins in the 1000 block of County Line Road, Doerun.

• Jerry Wendell Smith Jr., 42, 1024 N. Peachtree St., Doerun, was charged Monday with two counts of obstruction of an officer.

Moultrie Police

• Antanio Lopez-Perez, 42, Cairo, Ga., was charged Monday with driving without a license and driving the wrong way on a one-way street.

Georgia State Patrol

• Rito A. Perez, 29, Pompano, Fla., was charged Monday with driving while license withdrawn, impeding traffic flow and failure to drive in a single lane.

• James Paul Harrell, 27, of Albany, was charged Saturday with probation violation, adult restraint violation and driving while license withdrawn.

Probation violation

Sheriff’s Office

• Jessica A. Bennett, 33, 412-F 31st Ave. S.E.

• Andrew David Allen, 26, 318 Hyde Lane, Norman Park.

Moultrie Police

• Augustin Coronado, 31, 373 Hannah Lee Drive, Omega.

Violence

Sheriff’s Office

• Ezekiel McMullen, of Chambers Road, told deputies Feb. 7 that he was attacked by a man he knows while in the lounge of the Econolodge, 1300 N. Veterans Parkway. He said he didn’t want to press charges but wanted the report in case something else happened in the future.

Thefts

Moultrie Police

• Elizabeth Ann Longerbone, of Moultrie, reported Monday that her checkbook had been stolen. She believes it happened between Saturday and Monday, but she was not sure because she hasn’t used it for weeks. She said it might have been taken from her car or from under the cash register at The Hen House restaurant, 125 First St. S.E.

Longerbone said at least three checks had been written and cashed in a bank branch outside Colquitt County with a total value of $7,145.57. She said she has filed a police report in Sylvester about the cashing of the checks.

• Rue 21, 629 Veterans Parkway South, reported three young women — possibly juveniles — tried to conceal underwear and makeup items valued at $110 Monday afternoon. A clerk made them return the items, but she couldn’t detain them until the police officer arrived and wasn’t sure whether they had taken anything else.

• Betty Rice Shiver, of Moultrie, reported a theft of jewelry valued at $2,100 from the 2400 block of Fifth Avenue Southeast. The theft took place between Feb. 6 and Sunday, she said.

• Kendra Patrice Lyles, of Moultrie, reported a burglary in the 300 block of Second Street Northwest Monday. Taken were electronics valued at $2,028 and $6 worth of other items.

Sheriff’s Office

• Amanda Taylor, of Audrey Way, reported Thursday her son’s 2002 Jeep Wrangler had been entered twice while at Packer Park — once on Feb. 5 and again on Feb. 7. Between the two incidents, $115 in cash, various gift cards, a wallet and a pair of sunglasses were taken with a total value estimated at $475.

• Ashley Burton, 200 block Indian Lake Drive, reported Monday that while she was in jail, from Nov. 27 until Friday, someone took her EBT card, her birth certificate and the birth certificates of her three children. She gave the deputy the names of two people who had access to the house while she was incarcerated.

• David Hart, an auctioneer, reported that $1,150 worth of items — mostly tools — were taken from the workshop of a house in the 1100 block of Paul Murphy Road. Hart said he is responsible for auctioning the house and its contents as part of an estate.

• Deborah Blackburn, 900 block Cook Road, reported Monday a burglary at a residence in the 800 block of Cook Road. Electronics valued at $1,210 and household items valued at $600 were taken.

• Timothy Hayes, of Dennis Powell Lane, Norman Park, reported Tuesday morning that his 2003 Beretta scooter was stolen from outside a residence in the 200 block of Indian Lake Drive. The scooter was valued at $1,000.

Fraud

Moultrie Police

• Brenda Polk Brown, of Moultrie, reported a fraud case Monday in which $205 was taken from her.

Sheriff’s Office

• Marla Boyd, of First Street Northwest, reported Monday that someone had gotten her bank account information and had made purchases at Chipotle, Walgreens and CVS stores in Manhattan. The five purchases totaled $141.38.

Property damage

Moultrie Police

• Melissa Martinez, of Moultrie, told police Monday morning that someone had entered her Dodge Caravan overnight at Regency Village. The police report did not say that anything was taken nor how badly the van was damaged.

Sheriff’s Office

• Antonio Bernard Wise, 100 block Edmondson Road, told deputies Thursday that someone scratched the paint of his 2006 GMC Sierra.