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Police Report - June 30
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    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.
    
Statesboro Police Arrests    
    No arrests filed.
        
Bulloch Sheriff's Arrests   
    Tami Leigh Crosby, 40, Tami Sheri Lane — first degree forgery.
    Michael Lee McKelveen Jr., 28, Dry Branch village, Register —  probation violation.
    Chelsea Dominique Sheffield, 19, Packinghouse Road — theft by shoplifting.
    Stephen David Hiatt, 22, Noel C., Conway Road, Guyton — public intoxication.
    Gregory Scott Romano, 33, Gator Road, Portal — criminal trespass.
    Cory Rashad Trottie, 18, Hilltop Court, Hephzibah — theft by taking.
    Charles Kitchens, 19, N. Tattnall Street, Milledgeville — theft by taking.
    Amanda Lee Howell, 42, Five Chop Road — DUI (drugs), child abandonment, marijuana possession, illegal possession of Adderall.
    Flossy Sherrie Douglas, 17, East Drive NW, Rome — giving false identity to law enforcement officers.
    Jacob Dewayne Douglas, 17, Wood Valley Road, Rome —  giving false identity to law enforcement officers.
    Morris William Parker, 26, Peter's Street, Calhoun — giving false identity to law enforcement officers.
    James Brian Rushing, 43, Burkhalter Road — marijuana possession.
    
Georgia State Patrol Arrests
    Tony Lee NeSmith, 47, Mary Foy Lane, Millen — DUI (pending test results).
    Troopers issued two traffic citations Thursday.
         
Georgia Southern University Arrests
        Michael Steven Riley, 22, 13 University Place — DUI.
   Officers issued three traffic citations  Thursday.
    
Statesboro Police Incidents   
    JEWEL DRIVE — A woman said her 15-year-old sister struck her in the mouth and punched a hole in  the wall.
    AZALEA TERRACE —     A woman said another female on the ground floor threw a beer bottle at her as she was on the second floor. The bottle shattered and struck her on the leg and finger. The offender told police the other woman threatened her with a knife.
    In a separate incident, a woman said a man hit her in the lip when she asked him to leave her home.
    PEPPER RIDGE SUBDIVISION — A woman said she confronted three male juveniles hiding in the woods, and they ran, leaving behind a woman's mountain bike that was spray painted black.
    PARK PLACE APARTMENTS — A woman reported the theft of a bedroom suite.
    
Bulloch Sheriff's Incidents   
    FORDHAM ROAD — (Statesboro) A  man reported the theft of a Craftsman lawn mower.
    ELDORA CEMETERY ROAD — (Ellabell) A man reported the theft of two propane tanks.
    U.S. 301 NORTH — (Statesboro) A woman said another female continues to call her and her husband. The offender told deputies the husband had been telling her to contact him, and said the man was not actually married to the complainant, just living with her. Deputies did not speak with the man involved.
    GOODMAN STREET — (Statesboro) A woman said she and her brothers could not agree on possession of a residence.
    SUNSET DRIVE — (Statesboro) A man told deputies his brother, who lies out of state, makes phone calls and leaves    annoying messages.
    BURNSED ROAD — (Statesboro) A woman said another female came to her home and let the air out of her tires.
    J. M. STRICKLAND ROAD  — (Register) A man reported the theft of a 4,000 feet roll of copper wire from Excelsior EMC.
    SHUMAN ROAD — (Statesboro) A woman told deputies her brother had been on the phone for a long time, so she picked up the receiver in her room and told hi to get off the phone because she needed to make a call. Then her brother came into her room and knocked the phone off her bed before leaving.
        
Georgia State Patrol Incidents   
    Troopers assisted four motorists Thursday, and investigated five crashes resulting in 11 injuries and one fatality.
    A person was killed Thursday night on Interstate 16. Details regarding the accident were unavailable Friday, as reports were incomplete and troopers who had been working during the investigation were unavailable.  Additional information will be published in Sunday's edition.
    
Georgia Southern University Incidents
     BUILDING 807 — A golf cart was reported missing.
       GSU CAMPUS — Minor damage was reported to a university vehicle.
       CRI CHALLENGE COURSE — Several items were reported missing from a storage building.
      SOUTHERN COURTYARD — Someone reported some  air conditioner breakers taken.
       Officers issued four traffic warnings, investigated one traffic accident, and assisted one motorist and one sick person Thursday.
        
911  Law Enforcement Reports
    Central 911 operators dispatched the following calls Thursday:
    Bulloch County Sheriff's Department - 16 calls.
    Statesboro Police Department — 17 calls.
    University Police Department — one call.
    Georgia State Patrol Post 45 — 10 calls.
    Candler County Sheriff's Department — six calls.
    Evans County Sheriff's Department — one call.
    Claxton Police Department — one call.
    
911 Fire Department Reports
    Central 911 operators dispatched the following calls Thursday:
    Statesboro Fire Department — four calls.
    Bulloch County Volunteer firefighters — two calls.
    Metter Fire Department — one call.    
    Claxton Fire Department — one call.
    
911 EMS Reports
    Central 911 operators dispatched the following call Thursday:
    Bulloch County EMS — one accident call, two rescue calls and 10 medical calls.   
    Candler County EMS — one accident call and six medical call.  
    Evans County EMS — no medical calls.    
    Central 911 operators also routed two calls to the Bulloch County coroner, a call to the Georgia Forestry, two calls to Bryan County 911 and a call to Chatham County 911.
    
— Compiled by Holli Deal Bragg
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