Note: All information included in this report is taken from law enforcement incident reports and arrest records, which are public records and available for review at any and all local law enforcement agencies. Not every arrest leads to a conviction. Guilt or innocence is determined by the court system. Arrest photos are available for viewing at statesboroherald.com/arrests/

ARRESTS
➤ Statesboro Police, Bulloch County Sheriff, Georgia Southern University, and Georgia State Patrol arrests made Friday through Sunday will be reported Tuesday.

➤ Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office
    ▲ Justice Christian Reign Ramage, 21, Cypress Lake Lane — aggravated stalking.

INCIDENTS
➤ Statesboro Police, Bulloch County Sheriff, Georgia Southern University, and Georgia State Patrol incidents occurring Friday through Sunday will be reported Tuesday.

➤ Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office
    ▲ HORIZONS BEND — (Portal) A woman said a juvenile girl has been threatening and harassing her teenage son at school and at his home. The girl threatened to shoot him several times, she said.
    ▲ CIRCLE DRIVE — (Statesboro) A woman called deputies to report “a little old white man” was cutting trees down on her property. Deputies found no trees cut, and neighbors questioned told deputies they were concerned about the elderly complainant’s welfare, as she had been showing signs of being unwell.
    ▲ LESTER FORDHAM ROAD — (Statesboro) Copper and aluminum from an air conditioner unit was stolen from property owned by a bank.

➤ Bulloch County Animal Shelter
    ▲ The shelter reported the following activity during the week of Jan. 14-20:
    ▲ Surrendered by citizens in rural county areas — three dogs and no cats.
    ▲ Surrendered by citizens within Statesboro city limits — two dogs and a cat.
    ▲ Collected by officers in rural county areas — 12 dogs and a cat.
    ▲ Collected by officers in Statesboro city limits — none.
    ▲ Adopted from shelter — eight dogs and a cat.
    ▲ Reclaimed by owners — four dogs.
    ▲ Died at shelter — one dog.
    ▲ Euthanized — 14 dogs and nine cats.
    ▲ Fees collected — $580.

— compiled by Holli Deal Bragg