MOULTRIE, Ga. — A driver who reportedly left the scene where she damaged two parked cars early Monday morning was arrested after police located her damaged car several hours later.

Police charged Molly Ann Kennedy, 34, 721 Eighth Ave. S.E., with failure to stop at an accident with damage.

Kenneth Norman reported that at about 1:41 a.m. he saw a beige Honda Accord strike a car near the intersection of First Street and Seventh Avenue Southwest. The Honda stalled, but the driver was able to get it started and drive away, he told police.

The Honda struck a parked 2003 Suzuki XL7 in the rear, causing severe damage and pushing it into a 2011 Jeep Liberty Sport, police said. The cars are owned by Marie Green, 29, and Brenda Waldrup, 58.

At 7:49 a.m. Green called police to report that the damaged Honda was at Kennedy’s residence. The Honda’s owner, Kela Spires, told police that she had allowed Kennedy to drive the car and later found it damaged at Kennedy’s residence.

In other arrests

Moultrie Police

• Wallee Shabazz, 36, 518 First St. S.W., was charged Monday with possession of cocaine, drugs to be kept in original container and giving false information or name to police officer.

Police arrested Shabazz at about 10:17 a.m. in the 100 block of Fourth Street Southwest.

• Linda Rivera, 37, 118 Second St. S.W., was charged Friday with disorderly conduct.

Police arrested Rivera after her roommate, Patricia Jordan, 54, reported that Rivera and her male friend were intoxicated.

When an officer arrived Rivera was screaming at the man and Jordan told police that Rivera was trying to hit her with a bottle. Rivera appeared to be readying to throw the bottle at Jordan when the officer ordered her to put down the bottle.

Rivera eventually followed the order as the officer approached, and appeared “very intoxicated and upset,” police reports said. Rivera briefly tried to resist as the officer handcuffed her, the reports said.

Robbery

Moultrie Police

• Stephen Enoch, 700 block Eighth Avenue Northwest, reported Saturday that he was robbed of $150 by a suspect with a gun at his residence.

Counterfeit money

Moultrie Police

• Walgreens, 2025 First Ave. S.E., reported Monday that $500 in phony $100 bills were passed at the store on Saturday.

Police said that store video showed the bills apparently being passed by three men in three separate transactions throughout the day.

Burglary

Moultrie Police

• AT&T, 515 Veterans Parkway N., reported Monday the theft of 11 phones valued at a total of $8,170.

An employee told police that the phones were known to be at the store on Jan. 23 and were discovered to be missing on Jan. 29. Employees believe that someone came in through the back door to take the phones, and one reported hearing an unusual sound in the back on Jan. 26.

Thefts

Moultrie Police

• Wal-Mart, 641 Veterans Parkway S., reported Friday that a male shoplifter walked out of the store with a flat screen television valued at $328 without paying.

A store employee told police that the man left in a white Ford F-150 pickup truck.

• Wal-Mart reported Friday an incident of theft by deception in the amount of $79.

• Juan Lopez, 41, Moultrie, reported Friday the theft of an LG 4 cell phone valued at $460 that he had placed on a coin slot machine in a store in the 100 block of Veterans Parkway South.

Harold Singletary told police that when he noticed the unattended phone and attempted to locate the owner to return it another man claimed the phone as his.

Store video showed a man dressed in a yellow hat and shirt and blue jeans was the person who took the phone. The suspect left the store in a red SUV, police said.

Battery

Moultrie Police

• Jerry Taylor, 37, Moultrie, reported Monday that he was assaulted at Andy’s, 3025 S. Main St., by an uknown male.

Property damage

Moultrie Police

• Charles Smith, 37, Moultrie, reported Saturday that the driver of a brown SUV struck the rear end of his 2009 Mini Cooper in the intersection of Second Street and Seventh Avenue Southeast.

After the collision the other driver fled, Smith told police.

• Jerry Coleman, Coolidge, reported Friday that a driver struck a 2003 Chrysler Town & Country parked in the 800 block of West Central Avenue.

Coleman told police that the car, owned by Helen Livingston of Hartsfield, had a flat tire along with dents and scratches on the right side.

• Seth Thomas-Kudela, 26, Moultrie, reported Friday that the driver of a white Lincoln Town Car struck his 2007 Nissan Murano while the driver attempted to turn around from the shoulder of the roadway on Camilla Highway near the intersection of West Boulevard.

Thomas-Kudela told police that the driver left without stopping.