MOULTRIE, Ga. — Moultrie police are investigating an incident in which seven vehicles were entered at an auto repair shop over the weekend.

Justin Keith White, of White’s Auto, 301 Second St. N.E., reported the incident just before 3:30 p.m. Monday. It happened sometime between 5:30 p.m. Saturday and the time of the report.

The police incident report did not indicate whether anything was taken from the cars.

Victims included Marsha Orme, Jonathan Bernard Shelton, Angela S. Hall, Laura Latzak Keith, Demetrious L. Kendrick, Ashurtech Inc., and Luke Pope Strong, all of Moultrie.

Other thefts

Moultrie Police

• Jeffrey Scott Cannon of Norman Park and Stacey A. Harvey of Barney told police they were robbed at gunpoint just after midnight Saturday at Dairy Queen, 2616 First Ave. S.E. The robber got away with $400 plus $3 worth of other items.

• Goodno Electric was listed as victim in two recent, large thefts, but police reports provide little information about either incident.

A vehicle — the report doesn’t identify it but implies it might be an enclosed trailer — was taken from 4 Live Oak Trail between 7:30 p.m. Thursday and 10:04 a.m. Friday, police said. The item was valued at $2,500.

In the other incident, $13,000 worth of items were taken from the company’s headquarters at 201 Talmadge Drive between 9 p.m. Friday and 7 a.m. Saturday. The police report did not say what kind of items were taken.

• Larry Jason Hood, of Pavo, reported someone entered his vehicle at Beadles Lumber Company, 900 Sixth St. N.E., between 6 p.m. Saturday and 1:37 p.m. Sunday. Household goods valued at $256 were stolen.

• Amber Veasey Miller, of Moultrie, reported Sunday jewelry valued at $500 was taken during an incident in the 1800 block of Fourth Street Southeast. The items went missing between July 14 and July 29.

• Laura May Robinson, of Moultrie, reported Monday that she had subscribed online to what she believed to be Publisher’s Clearing House in June. She later received a check from Winthrop Associates for $6, 213, which she deposited. After that, she received phone calls asking her to send money to a person in Jamaica, which she did. In all she made four payments to someone in Jamaica, each time with a different name, totaling $669.

Her bank has now told her that her account has been frozen, but she said the people are still calling her to send more money to Jamaica.

• Pretoria Nicole Daniels, of Moultrie, reported Monday that a man she knows stole her debit card. When confronted, the man said he did not take the card, and a search did not find it.

• Ricky Butler, 400 block 11th Court N.W., reported Monday someone kicked in his back door and tried to remove air conditioning units from the windows. Nothing appeared to have been taken.

• Wendy L. Pickett, 700 block Fourth Avenue Southeast, reported Monday that several movies and a Playstation 3 controller were taken from the residence she shares with Starlyn Kerri Bullard. Pickett said some if not all the movies had been pawned, and she gave police the names of two suspects in the case.

• Keva Davis, of Moultrie, told police Monday that a man she knows stole $202 off the Social Security benefits card she oversees for a dependent.

• Suzanne Renee Wilson, of Moultrie, reported Monday the theft of a license plate.

Wilson said she received a bill from the Florida Department of Transportation that said a Cadillac Escalade with her tag information did not pay a toll fee July 4.

The officer ran the tag information, and it came back to a 1998 Honda Accord. Wilson said she hadn’t seen that car since March. It’s broken down on Eighth Street Southwest, she said. The tag information also shows the tag is canceled and has no valid insurance.

• Jamie Deloris Donu, of Moultrie, reported a theft Saturday. Items valued at $1,055 were taken from a 16th Street Southeast address.

• Corene Allen Revill, of Moultrie, reported a burglary Saturday. Household goods and other items valued at $439 were taken from an address in the 200 block of 12th Avenue Southeast.

• Clemente Ventura, of Moultrie, reported a theft Friday that took place some time over the previous night in the 1100 block of 11th Street Southeast. Items valued at $110 were taken.

• Michael Ragsdale, of Moultrie, reported Friday the theft of items from his 2001 Cadillac deVille. The theft occurred between July 18 and Friday morning. Jewelry and office equipment totaling $102 were taken.

Sheriff’s Office

• Rebecca Kirk, 100 block East Gate Drive, Norman Park, reported Monday that someone stole a MasterCard pre-paid debit card valued at $1,000. The card went missing June 14 and she reported it to the finance company, which notified her Monday that they need a law enforcement report to process her claim.

Arrests

Moultrie Police

• Albert Lee Tuff Jr., 43, 917 Fourth Ave. S.W., was charged Sunday with battery (family violence), disorderly conduct and probation violation.

• Calvin Ray Simpson Jr., 28, 205 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, was charged Saturday with violation of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act and crossing a guard line with contraband.

• Elizabeth Green, 49, 276 Selina St., was charged Monday with probation violation.

• Kitrina Greene Broome, 35, 435 Rondo Gay Road, was charged Thursday with possession of a Schedule IV drug, failure to drive in a single lane, driving without license on person, possession of methamphetamine and possession of a Schedule II drug.

Sheriff’s Office

• Robyn Lee Tillman, 62, 612 Annie McGee Road, was charged Monday with failure to maintain lane, failure to stop at stop sign and DUI.

• Ricardo Soria Bautista, 38, 186 Cedar St., was charged Friday with rape.

• Justin Mac Allen, 36, 2991 Highway 133 N., was charged Monday with no insurance and affixing license plate with intent to deceive.

Georgia State Patrol

• Roberto Barrera, 40, 334 Bay Branch Drive, was charged with driving while license suspended.

Property damage

Moultrie Police

• Kevin Holmes, of Moultrie, reported Monday that someone damaged the rear windshield of his 2008 Chevrolet Impala while it was parked in the 700 block of Third Avenue Southwest.

Violence

Moultrie Police

• Moultrie police responded to a report of an assault just after 10:30 p.m. Monday at Best Little Store in Georgia, 619 W. Central Ave.

Just before 2 a.m. Tuesday, the same officer was dispatched to the area of Fourth Street Apartments, 100 block Fourth Street Southwest, about an unknown person outside the caller’s window. When he arrived, he saw a man who fit the description of the aggressor in the earlier incident. The man approached the officer’s patrol car and started talking about the altercation at the store.

The officer turned on his car and body camera recorders and asked the man his name and date of birth, which he said were Quozel Grant, born Feb. 14, 1975. The officer exited his patrol car and told Grant he was under arrest in connection with the fight at the store.

As the officer tried to put handcuffs on him, the suspect pulled his arm away and walked to the neighboring yard.

“The whole time he was walking away from me, he kept putting up his hands as in preparing to fight me,” the officer reported. “Quozel kept pulling up his shorts and stating, ‘How are we going to do this?’”

The officer called for back-up. The suspect started to walk away, and the officer warned him to stop or he would tase him. After another warning, the officer fired his Taser and hit the suspect in the back.

Grant fell to the ground and the officer put handcuffs on him. Another officer arrived at that point.

After he had time to recover, the second officer escorted the suspect to the patrol car, where he was searched. Officers found a wallet with an identification card that said “Quozel Grant” was actually Quinton Garrett with a date of birth of Feb. 12, 1975. A computer check found no warrants for him, and no contraband was found on him, police said.

Garrett was charged with simple battery, criminal trespass and obstruction of an officer.

• In an unrelated incident at Best Little Store in Georgia, a patroling police officer saw a large group in the parking lot yelling about 10:42 p.m. Friday. Two men were in a physical altercation, he said. When the officer got out of his car, the two combatants left through the back of the store.

The officer was unable to make contact with the combatants, and during his investigation he couldn’t find anyone who had seen where they came from or knew their names.