Statesboro Police Arrests
Arrest information unavailable to computer issues at Statesboro Police Department.

Bulloch Sheriff's Arrests
Harry Scott Tanner, 46, Parish Street – probation violation.
Eric Todd Mallard,36, U.S. 301 South – driving with a suspended license, giving false identity to officers, obstruction.
Alexander Bernard White, 20, Short Street, Waynesboro – marijuana possession with intent to distribute.
Marquis Jerome Brown, 22, Spirit Creek Road, Hephzibah – driving without a valid license, window tint violation.
James Mitchell L. Prince, 50, Hill Street – violation of family violence order.
John Willie Robinson II, 24, Owens Road, Pembroke – marijuana possession with intent to distribute, seat belt violation, mirror violation.
Velina Jackson Culbreth, 46, Sable Lane – felony theft by taking, felony theft by deception.

Georgia State Patrol Arrests
Information unavailable Friday.
Georgia Southern University Arrests
No arrests or tickets issued Thursday.
      
Statesboro Police Incidents
Due to computer issues police incidents are unavailable. 
 
Bulloch County Sheriff's Incidents
OLD MOORE ROAD - (Portal) A deputy chased a vehicle running a stop sign at Rocky Ford Road, and the driver fled into the town of Portal. The driver tossed out a beer bottle, ran another stop sign, speeding up to 85 mph, then ran into a ditch. The driver fled on foot, but the deputy found him later in a ditch, lying down. The offender stood, said “you got me” and put his hands up as he walked towards the deputy, who said in reports the man was intoxicated and smelled of alcohol.
STILSON-LEEFIELD ROAD – (Brooklet) A man said someone stole a battery from his car.
LANGSTON CHAPEL MIDDLE SCHOOL – (Statesboro) A student “lost it:” and started turning over tables. He said he did so when a teacher was mean to him.
STILSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL – (Stilson) Someone pried a door open.
STUBBS METAL – (Statesboro) Someone broke into a building and stole scrap copper wiring.
SOUTH PINEVIEW DRIVE – (Statesboro) A juvenile was arrested for disorderly conduct and being unruly.
OLNEY STATION DRIVE – (Ellabell) A woman told deputies she had a few drinks at her sisters and fell asleep. She awoke to find her car and sister missing, as well as her own cell phone. She called the phone but her sister did not answer. Later the sister returned, and told deputies the car owner gave her permission to go get cigarettes, but the other woman denied it and had her sister arrested.
PAT’s LANE - (Statesboro) A woman said a neighbor’s dog attacked her son and his friend in their own yard. When the owner came home to find out about the animal control complaint, he became irate and confronted the complainant.
     
Georgia State Patrol Incidents
Information unavailable Friday.
     
Georgia Southern University Incidents
Officers assisted four motorists, issued four traffic warnings and responded to two traffic accidents and one panic alarm call Thursday.
WATSN COMMONS - A theft was reported, but reports did not detail the items stolen.
CENTENNIAL PLACE - Officers responded to a drug complaint.
EAGLE VILLAGE - Officers and EMS responded for an injured person call.
 
Central 911 Reports
Central 911 dispatchers issued the following calls Thursday:
Bulloch County Sheriff's Department- 11 calls.
Statesboro Police Department- 16 calls.
University Police Department – one call.
Georgia State Patrol – four calls.
Candler County Sheriff's Department - six calls.
Evans County Sheriff's Department – no calls.
Claxton Police Department –  two calls.
    
911 Fire Department Reports
Central 911 dispatchers issued the following calls Thursday:
Statesboro Fire Department – one call.
Bulloch County Volunteer firefighters - one call.
Metter Fire Department - one call.
     
911 EMS Reports
Central 911 dispatchers issued the following calls Thursday:
Bulloch County EMS – two accident calls and 13 medical calls.
Candler County EMS two medical calls.
Evans County EMS – two medical calls.
Central 911 dispatchers also routed the following calls Thursday:  a call to Bulloch County First Responders, a call to Effingham County 911, and a call to Bryan county 911.

compiled by Holli Deal Bragg.