MOULTRIE, Ga. — There is no joy for one Tifton baseball fan who lost as many as 10,000 baseball cards and an Atlanta Braves World Series bat in a break-in at an Ellenton-Omega Road residence.

On Tuesday, John Hunnicutt reported that he was notified by someone on Monday night   that the carport door   was open at the residence in the 3200 block of Ellenton-Omega Road, Omega.

When he investigated the next morning, he found that the entire house had been ransacked, with drawers pulled out on the floor, cabinets emptied, bedrooms rifled and a window broken.

Hunnicutt told police that the stolen items included dishes from the kitchen, possibly baseball cards numbering about 10,000 from the 1980s-early 2000s, about 800 rounds of 9 mm ammunition, a baseball bat from the Atlanta Braves World Series win and a PA system.

Due to the condition of the house after it had been rifled through Hunnicutt was unable to tell police whether anything else had been taken or immediately give an estimate of the value of property stolen.

In other burglaries

Sheriff’s office

• Marquita Banks, 100 block Robin Lane, reported Wednesday the theft of three televisions and an Apple iPod valued at a total of $603.

The burglary occurred at the residence of Eleanor Simpson, who is Banks’ neighbor.

Simpson told police that Banks called to tell her she saw several males kicking Simpson’s front door and leaving with a television.

• Stacie Spraggins, 200 block Jasmine Lane, Norman Park, reported Wednesday the theft of several boxes of miscellaneous items from his storage house.

Spraggins told police that the door was forced open and that he has made a previous report of a break-in of the storage space.

Thefts

Sheriff’s Office

• Doug DeMott, 5300 block Highway 37 West, Hartsfield, reported Saturday the theft of several pieces of jewelry, including a ring with his engraved initials, valued at a total of $500.

Arrests

Sheriff’s Office

• Tamisha L. Bailey, 25, 543 22nd St. S.E., was charged Tuesday with misdemeanor forgery.

• Henry Andrew Newsome, 43, 38 Carolyn St., was charged Wednesday with no insurance.

• Jermaine Jumir Robinson, 128 Tallokas St., was charged Tuesday with battery (family violence).

• Johnathan McDonald, 17, 321 Grizzly Bear Road, was charged Tuesday with simple battery.

• Kacy Lynn Jones, 30, 131 Lakeshore Road, was charged Sunday with theft by taking.

• Demarcus McCullough, 21, 2001 Barnwell Ave., Quantico, Va., was charged Nov. 24 with leaving the scene of an accident.

Moultrie Police

• Willie Sam Bivins, 54, was charged Tuesday with two counts theft by shoplifting

• David Wayne Howington, 46, 8 Long Leaf Office Park, and Steven Alan Lazarus, 61, 112 Old Tram Road, were each charged Saturday with simple battery.

Police were dispatched at 12:24 a.m. to Bentley’s, 1520 S. Main St., investigate a reported assault.

Howington was bleeding from the forehead when officers arrived, police said.

• Dontavia Maurice Bledsoe, 27, 409 Third St. N.W., was charged Dec. 9 with theft by receiving stolen property, battery and obstruction of an officer.

• Stanley Bernard Daniels, 48, 1166 Sixth St. S.W., was charged Tuesday with battery.

• Tyler Wood, 19, 1051 Crosland-Scooterville Road, Omega, was charged Tuesday with contempt of court.

• Pashnette Artha Felton, 30, 417 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, was charged Tuesday with two counts operation of vehicles registered in other states and driving while license withdrawn.

• Arshay Kealera Cleveland, 27, 39 Bryant St., Adel, was charged Tuesday with possession of marijuana.

Probation violation

Moultrie Police

• Otis Lee Bonner, 30, 3212 Sylvester Drive.

• Allen Michael Roberson, 22, 508 Sixth St. S.E.

• Robbie Lee Sherrod, 29, 5 Brendas Lane, Tifton.

• Andrew Bond Bivins, 49, 963 Perry Road.

• Angelique Marie Comer, 38, 827 Sardis Church Road.

Battery

Sheriff’s Office

• Latonya Wheeler and son Jaheim Wheeler, 300 block East Gate Circle, Norman Park, reported Wednesday that two teen-age family members got into a fight during an argument.

Both tried to break up the row, and during that attempt, Jaheim Wheeler told police, he may have accidentally struck his mother in the forehead.

Latonya Wheeler had no visible injuries. The two teen-agers involved in the fight, whose argument broke out while they were playing a video game, left before police arrived.

Fraud

Sheriff’s Office

• Doerun Peanut Co. reported Tuesday that eight forged checks, totaling $9,809, had been written on a business account.

An employee told police that the checks were computer-generated and all were dated Nov. 21.

• Vernita Moore, 100 block China Berry Road, reported Tuesday that someone used her debit card information to make a charge of $199 at a Wal-Mart store in Marietta.