(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      
    Brendan Alexander Parker, 18, Statesboro Place Circle —      manufacturing marijuana, marijuana possession, possession and use of a drug-related object.
    Miguel Antonio Cortes, 18, Statesboro Place Circle —  manufacturing marijuana, marijuana possession, possession and use of a drug-related object.
    William Clyde Moore, 20, Statesboro Place Circle —  manufacturing marijuana, marijuana possession, possession and use of a drug-related object.
    Errington David Newby, 20, Statesboro Place Circle —  manufacturing marijuana, marijuana possession, possession and use of a drug-related object.
    Felipe Mejia, 20, Statesboro Place Circle — marijuana possession.
    Ryan O'Neill Murray, 20, Love Lane — no insurance.
    Norman Dean Sward, 49, Fletcher Drive — original container (for prescription medicines) required.
    Willie Campbell, 48, Winding Way — canceled registration.
    Davon Alfonso Williams, 18, Smart Street, Sylvania — theft by shoplifting.
   
Bulloch Sheriff's Arrests     
    Randy Travis O'Connor, 17, Cypress Lake Road — fleeing/attempt to elude, obstruction, criminal trespass.
    Roger Dale Miller, 60, Joy Street, Portal — DUI (.127), DUI/endangering a child, no insurance, driving with a suspended license, unregistered vehicle.
    Rebecca Marie Venson, 33, Arcola Road, Brooklet  — interference with custody.
    Angela Nicole Price, 30, Coolsprings Road, Metter — obstruction.
    James David Price, 33, Willow Lake Road, Cobbtown — giving false identity to officers.
   
Georgia State Patrol Arrests
    Marcia Collins,54, Middleground Road — DUI (refused test).
    Freddirico Budgett, 24, Ga. 25 ‚ interference with government property, DUI (refused test).
    Troopers issued 19 traffic violation citations Tuesday and 21 citations Wednesday.
   
Georgia Southern University Arrests
      Officers issued three traffic citations Wednesday.
     Avery Michael McKinney, 28, Old Jesup Road, Brunswick — obstruction of an officer and giving false information to an officer.
         
Statesboro Police Incidents     
    NORTHSIDE APARTMENTS — A man punched a hole in a door and damaged items by throwing them.
    STADIUM WALK — A complainant said someone took an amplifier and  two speakers from a car.
     STATESBORO INN — A Georgia Southern University flag was stolen.
    EAGLE CREEK TOWNHOUSES — A woman said her boyfriend grabbed her by the feet and dragged her off the couch during an argument over finances.
    DASH'S TOWING — Someone rummaged through the office area after breaking into the storage yard, then  took a radio and amplifier from a vehicle.
    VARSITY LODGE APARTMENTS — A former tenant kicked in an air conditioner duct so he could enter and repaint a wall in an attempt to get his rent deposit back. However, he spilled paint on the carpet and a current tenant's chair in  the process.
    GARDEN DISTRICT APARTMENTS — A man told a woman she was responsible for a door she kicked off the frame, and she struck him in the head with her purse.
    SOUTH WALNUT STREET — Police responded to a reported fight where one person claimed to have been hit in the face, and another said a car was damaged.
    PAYTON'S MORTUARY —  Someone broke in and stole three file cabinets and an air conditioner, as well as broke  several windows.
    BULLOCH COUNSELING CENTER — A man threatened to kill a woman he said had been cashing his Social Security checks and keeping the money.
   
Bulloch Sheriff's Incidents     
    PULASKI ROAD — (Statesboro) A woman said another female posted vulgar information on a MySpace account.
    GA. 119 — (Ellabell) A man reported steel and a Jeep transmission and transfer case.
     
Georgia State Patrol Incidents     
    Tuesday, troopers issued 13 warnings and investigated two accidents with no reported injuries.
    Wednesday, troopers issued 12 warnings, assisted two motorists and investigated five accidents with one reported injury.
   
Georgia Southern University Incidents
     Officers issued two traffic warnings, assisted six motorists, assisted one sick person, responded to three alarms and investigated four accidents Wednesday.
    WATSON HALL — Someone reported a watch stolen.
    LANDRUM CENTER — A book bag was taken.
    COLLEGE OF BUSINESS — A purse was taken from the building.

911  Law Enforcement Reports
    Information unavailable Thursday due to technical issues.
       
911 Fire Department Reports
    Information unavailable Thursday due to technical issues.
       
911 EMS Reports
    Information unavailable Thursday due to technical issues.
   
— Compiled by Holli Deal Bragg