MOULTRIE, Ga. — One woman’s apparent offhand comment to her husband at a Moultrie convenience store about a couple arguing at a nearby gas pump resulted in a confrontation between the two couples in which the second woman pulled a pistol.

The dispute on Friday afternoon was among a number of violence-related episodes law enforcement agencies investigated over the President’s Day weekend.

Brenden Pollock told police that at about 10 a.m. while he and wife Holly were at Raceway, 1301 Veterans Parkway N., Friday there was another couple nearby with a Buick Encore.

When Holly Pollock made a quip to Brenden Pollock about the way the other man was talking to the woman the man told Brenden Pollock that he “needed to get his wife under control,” he told police. The two men then “had words” and the other woman got out of the Buick and pointed a gun at Holly Pollock, threatening to shoot her if she did not shut up.

Holly Pollock told police that at some point during the confrontation she made comments to the other woman, including calling her a “meth head.”

When police viewed store video, it showed the two cars at the gas pumps, the two men involved in an altercation and then the woman from the Buick walking from around the car with what appeared to be a 9 mm pistol pointed in the direction of the Pollocks’ Nissan Xterra.

In a slightly different scenario, a Moultrie couple were arrested Friday afternoon after a woman who suspected her husband of cheating confronted him at a Moultrie health facility Friday afternoon on West Central Avenue.

At about 1:53 p.m. Amelia Rojo showed up at the Moultrie Police Department building at 128 First St. S.W. and reported that her husband had attacked her at the health office.

When police spoke with all of the parties at the office, Amelia Rojo admitted hitting the other woman in the face.

Video taken at the building showed Clemente Rojo push his wife against a car and pull her hair down, police said.

Clemente Rojo, 58, and Amelia Rojo, 42, both of 1220 Ninth St., S.W., were each charged with disorderly conduct.

In other violence

Sheriff’s Office

• Ryshell Williams, 1900 block Sylvester Highway, reported Monday that a male companion threw a rock through her window, which caused a cut to her left shoulder, after she told him to leave her residence.

Williams refused medical treatment and told police she did not want to press charges.

The man was gone when police arrived.

• Sandra Williams, 100 block West Bethel Avenue, reported Saturday that a male relative grabbed her by the neck and pushed her to the floor and then punched and kicked her in the face.

Williams had a knot on her forehead and scratches on her back and knees, police said.

Police made one arrest.

• Tonya Bynum, 1400 block First Street Northeast, reported Sunday that a male relative punched her in the face and back of the head.

The man identified by Bynum told police that he did not hit Bynum. He agreed to leave the residence.

Bynum had no visible injuries, police said and no arrest was made.

• Ulises Garcia, 1500 block Crestwood Lane, reported Friday that two men assaulted him at a residence in the 200 block of Cedar Street.

Garcia, who made the report after he was taken to the emergency room at Colquitt Regional Medical Center, told police he followed a car in which an ex-girlfriend was a passenger after seeing her with a man at a restaurant. When they arrived at the man’s residence, the man’s brother ran out and both attacked him.

When police spoke with the men identified by Garcia they reported that they did not start the altercation.

Arrests

Sheriff’s Office

• Haley Marin Snipes, 35, 466 Peachtree Road, was charged Monday with driving under the influence (test refusal) and failure to drive within single lane.

• Haley Kaitlyn Kennedy, 20, 2066 Baker Sawmill Road, Lenox, was charged with possession of alcohol by a minor and disorderly conduct.

• Lynn Olenary Ellison, 56, 1733 Funston-Sigsbee Road, was charged Monday with two counts theft by deception and two counts theft by conversion.

• Andres Garcia, 27, 168 Green St., was charged Sunday with driving under the influence and failure to drive within single lane.

• Oliver Enrique Garcia, 29, 1896 Sardis Church Road, was charged Sunday with driving without license, improper exhaust and open container in vehicle.

• Diego Villamil Mirada, 22, 600 Washington St., was charged Monday with driving without license and failure to drive within single lane.

• Colin Anthony Terrell Jr., 27, 500 Joe Grey Road, was charged Saturday with driving while license withdrawn.

• Geova Hernandez-Espinoza, 600 Doc Darbyshire Road, Norman Park, was charged Friday with failure to drive within single lane and driving without a valid license.

• Jerry Lee Pressley, 45, 194 Rondo Gay Road, was charged Friday with driving under the influence, driving while license suspended or revoked, failure to drive within single lane and open container in vehicle.

• Maria Carmen Webster, 29, 830 Millpond Road, was charged Sunday with no insurance.

• Tachanna Brianna Styles, 21, 603 Chippington Court, Albany, was charged Friday with failure to appear.

• David Garrett Cash, 45, Baconton, was charged Friday with violation of family violence order.

• Ruben Andrade Martinez, 43, 123 Lisa Lane, was charged Thursday with possession of marijuana and possession of methamphetamine.

• Willie James Williams, 59, 181 N.W. Franklin St., was charged Saturday with battery.

Donnie Andrew Bryant, 23, 510 Darbyshire Road, was charged Thursday with battery.

• Joshua Daniel Nolin, 27, 108 Crum Road, was charged Feb. 12 with simple battery.

Moultrie Police

• Joe Alexander, 71, 1886 Charles Place N.W., Atlanta, was charged Monday with theft by taking, headlight violation and driving while license withdrawn.

• Brenda Aguilar, 18, 1162 Coventry Circle, was charged Monday with driving without license, failure to yield right of way, no proof of insurance and leaving the scene of an accident.

• Victor Tyrone Roberts, 43, 437 S. Morris Road, was charged Sunday with violation of the hands-free law and driving while license withdrawn.

• Cecil Lamar Flemming, 64, 10 Fifth St. N.W., was charged Sunday with driving while license withdrawn, expired vehicle tag or decal, possession of marijuana and defective equipment.

• Rodolfo G. Perez, 40, 520 Williams Ridge Road, was charged Sunday with driving without license and probation violation.

• Jimmie Dewey Morris Jr., 53, 1722 Fourth St., was charged Friday with driving while license suspended or revoked.

• Nicolas Miguel Mateo, 40, 1177 Holmes Drive, was charged Friday with failure to stop for stop sign and driving without license.

• Jesus Eduardo Ponce, 24, 330 Indian Creek Subdivision Drive, was charged Friday with driving without license.

Berlin Police

• Karan Ramon, 245 Oakland Parkway, Leesburg, was charged Friday with driving without license and speeding.

Doerun Police

• Juan Ovalle Castro, 41, 1988 Hwy. 270 W., Doerun, was charged with driving without license and child restraint violation.

Georgia State Patrol

• Travis Donzell Webb, 54, 238 Shade Murphy Road, was charged Friday with driving under the influence and failure to drive within single lane.

Probation violation

Moultrie Police

• Larry Joe Fannin, 40, 1515 Fourth Ave. N.E.

• James Lee Roberts, 64, 504 Overlook Drive.

• Cynthia Dawn Smith, 44, 599 Clarence Jones Road.

Sheriff’s Office

• Kurt Vanallen Jones, 33, 1508 Fifth Ave., Albany.

Thefts

Sheriff’s Office

• Tom Adkins reported Saturday the theft of property and damage to a residence in the 300 block of Holly Trail that he noticed after a former tenant was evicted.

Adkins reported stolen a pool table, Optima DH66 home theater, outdoor play set, set of blinds and bedroom door with a total value of $2,248 and damage totaling more than $1,000.

• Fast Trac, 1331 U.S. Hwy. 319 North, reported Friday that a man pumped $52.81 worth of gasoline and left without paying.

Burglary

Sheriff’s Office

• Fritz Stokes, 2800 block First Street Northwest, reported Thursday the theft of three flat screen televisions and a PlayStation PS4 and games, all with an unknown value.

Property damage

Sheriff’s Office

• Jimmy Tucker reported Sunday damage totaling $1,700 to a rental mobile home done by the previous tenants.

Tucker told police that there was graffiti on all walls and the ceiling in a bedroom, where there also was a broken window, water damage from a toilet overflowing and water damage to the kitchen floor. There also were holes in the walls of a bathroom.

• Eric Blunt, 30 block East Bethel Avenue, reported Friday that he found the rear window of his 2005 Chevrolet Impala broken and three rocks in the back seat.