Kyle Nathan Dickerson

MOULTRIE — Law enforcement racked up several arrests on drug charges this week, with most of those involving small quantities of crystal meth.

On Thursday, sheriff’s deputies and Moultrie police went to a 892 Cook Road residence acting on a tip that a woman with active warrants would be there with methamphetamine in her possession.

Officers found the suspect, Kristy Ann McDaniel, in the bathroom of the residence. Inside an agent with Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office Drug Enforcement Team found suspected methamphetamine, police said.

Officers also arrested Kyle Nathan Dickerson, 20, 223 Bonnie Tuk Road. He and McDaniel, 32, were each charged with possession of methamphetamine. Dickerson also was charged with possession of drug-related objects.

During a Monday night traffic stop Moultrie police arrested the passenger in a 2006 Scion XB whose driver was traveling too fast for road conditions, Inv. Freddie Williams said.

“She was driving too fast for conditions and almost hit an officer,” he said.

During the investigation conducted after they stopped the car, police said they found a substance that tested positive for methamphetamine and that it was linked to Ga-Miveya Monyale Dozier.

The driver, Amber Spring Carter, also had some type of suspicious substance, but tests on it were inconclusive, Williams said.

“Carter was released pending results from the (Georgia Bureau of Investigation) crime lab,” he said.

Police issued citations to Carter, 31, on charges of too fast for conditions and seat belt violation. They arrested Dozier, 22, who was charged with possession of methamphetamine.

Also on Monday police arrested Ricky Lewis Forrest, 26, and charged him with possession of cocaine, possession of marijuana and obstruction of a police officer.

“Officers were out talking to him at a vehicle he was in possession of that was going to be repossessed,” Williams said. “He asked to retrieve some items. He reached into the center console, took (something) out and attempted to get rid of it.”

Police recovered the item and discovered a small amount of suspected cocaine and marijuana, he said.

On Thursday officers arrested Kristy Ann McDaniel, 892 Cook Road, and

In other arrests:

• Carmen Madel Brito, 43, 2764 Sumner Road, was charged Thursday with theft by shoplifting.

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• Frederick Leon Phillips, 566 Paul Murphy Road, was charged Thursday with possession of methamphetamine.

• Tony Lorenzo Stamper, 27, 1010 Sixth St. S.E., was charged Thursday with reckless driving, fleeing or attempting to elude police officer, possession of marijuana, failure to drive within single lane, driving without license and failure to stop for stop sign.

• Amos Lamar Goram Jr., 20, 4895 Hwy. 133 N., was charged Wednesday with possession of marijuana and interference with custody.

• Justin Burton, 30, 103 Pine Lane, Thomasville, was charged Thursday with failure to appear.

• Ben Vicks, 36, 200 Seventh Ave. N.W., was charged Friday with driving while license suspended.

Probation violation

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• James Anderson Hargraves, 38, 749 Old Thomasville Road, Cairo.

Fraud

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• Teresa Arviru-Hernandez reported Thursday that someone fraudulently claimed her three grandchildren on an income tax return.

Property damage

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• Collins Bentley, 3700 block Ellenton-Omega Road, reported Thursday that a 2001 Chevrolet 2500HD truck was damaged.

Bentley reported damage to the driver’s mirror, door and rear. He estimated damages at about $400.