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.

ARRESTS
    Statesboro Police, Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office and Georgia Southern University arrests made Friday through Sunday will be reported Tuesday.

Statesboro Police Department
    James Michael Aeger II, 29, Wildwood Circle — theft by shoplifting (misdemeanor).
    Jeremy Lewis Phillips, 29, Old Hog Mountain Road, Auburn, Ga. — theft by shoplifting (misdemeanor).
    Kevin Jamal Littles, 24, Daphney Lane — speeding, driving while license suspended or revoked, probation violation.

Georgia Southern University Police
    James Jacob Sutherland, 19, Georgia Avenue — underage possession of alcohol.
    Ashlee Julianne Kendrick, 19, Lanier Drive — underage possession of alcohol.
    Karian Shamunji Tolbert, 18, Knight Drive — terroristic threats.

East Georgia State College Police
    Elijah Jalil Lee, no age given, West 21st Street Avenue, Cordele, Ga. — disorderly conduct.
Register Police Department
    James Levern Coney, no age given, Knight Drive — use or possession of a drug-related object, suspended registration, DUI drugs (less safe).

Bulloch County Correctional Institute
    William Bryan Wood, no age given, U.S. Highway 301 North — unlawful possession of unauthorized items by an inmate.

INCIDENTS
    Statesboro Police, Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office and Georgia Southern University incidents occurring Friday through Sunday will be reported Tuesday.

Statesboro Police Department
    RIDGEWOOD DRIVE — A woman told police at 2:33 p.m. Monday that another woman repeatedly calls and harasses the complainant and her juvenile daughter, threatening to physically hurt them, despite being told several times to stop.
    FAMILY DOLLAR — (Veterans Plaza) The store manager told police at about 10 a.m. Tuesday that he saw another man conceal a package of frozen breakfast sandwiches in his jacket and leave the store without paying. The suspect was arrested.
    WAL-MART — An employee told police at 10:47 a.m. Tuesday that a $20 counterfeit bill had been passed at the store.
    In a separate incident, at 8:10 p.m. Thursday, a store employee told police that a man selected a set of coveralls valued at $65, $68 worth of “miscellaneous consumable goods” and $364 worth of “miscellaneous items” and attempted to leave without paying. He fled before he could be apprehended.
    WILBURN CIRCLE/LESTER ROAD — Police responded at 3:49 p.m. Tuesday in reference to juveniles starting a brush fire on the side of the road near a wooded area. The fire was extinguished, and no juveniles were in the area. A man told police he saw five male juveniles “around high school age” running from the brush fire toward East Main Street, and then eastbound. The man said this was the second time this had occurred in the same area at about the same time.
    STATESBORO HIGH SCHOOL — Police responded at 3:25 p.m. Wednesday in reference to a student who was disruptive during a class. The student was taken into custody and charged with simple assault, simple battery and disruption of a public school. He was released to his mother.
    KALI’S FOOD MART — A store employee told police at 8:50 p.m. Wednesday that a man selected two 40-ounce bottles of beer and left without paying. The suspect was later located and arrested.
    EL JALAPEÑO — A woman told police at 10:15 a.m. Thursday that during a party that took place from 5 p.m. to midnight Oct. 31 at the restaurant, a fight broke out. Amidst the commotion, she lost her black iPhone 5S and was unable to find it after everything settled down.
    TRANSITIONS LEARNING CENTER — Police responded to the alternative school at 1:40 p.m. Thursday. The school administrator said the student was brought into the office for arguing with another student and, when he was asked to empty his pockets, he removed a small plastic bag with a green, leafy substance suspected of being marijuana. The juvenile was charged with possession of marijuana (less than 1 ounce) and manufacturing, distributing, dispensing or possessing controlled substances near a school and was taken to a youth detention center.
    HAWTHORNE II APARTMENTS — A man told police at 1:58 a.m. Friday that three men assaulted him in the parking lot. No further information was immediately available.

Georgia Southern University Police
    KENNEDY HALL — Officers received a confidential tip at 8:26 p.m. Monday stating that a unit in the residence hall was the source of drug consumption and sales, including marijuana-laced brownies. A search of the unit found two individually wrapped fudge brownies laced with marijuana, suspected marijuana in a grinder and in a cigarillo, half of a Naproxen pill, five liquor bottles, and a large amount of drug paraphernalia. Three men who live in the unit were judicially referred to university officials for punishment, but they were not arrested.
    BUILDING 446 (OLD APEX BUILDING) — Police responded at 5:44 p.m. Tuesday in reference to “some people taking stuff from a dumpster.” A university staffer said he was teaching an art class, and that the students “were just taking cardboard for a project.” The officer told the staffer that “they could not take stuff from dumpsters,” and the staffer and students left.
    J LOT — Police saw a man stumbling as he walked on the sidewalk of Georgia Avenue at 12:16 a.m. Wednesday. He smelled strongly of alcohol and said he had been drinking at nearby bars. He refused a breath test and was arrested. He was also judicially referred to university officials.
    In a separate incident, at 12:23 a.m. Wednesday, police stopped to investigate a car from which loud voices could be heard. Officers smelled a slight odor of alcohol. A woman who was a passenger registered 0.113 percent blood alcohol content on a breath test, which is considered legally drunk. She said she used an older sorority sister’s ID to obtain a wrist bracelet to get drinks at a local bar. She was judicially referred to university officials for punishment, but she was not arrested. Officers then went to the bar but found that sorority members had already left.
    FREEDOM’S LANDING — Officers saw two men carrying a woman toward an apartment building at 1:38 a.m. Wednesday. The woman smelled strongly of alcohol and registered 0.299 percent blood alcohol content, more than three times the level considered legally drunk, on a breath test. She was arrested and judicially referred to university officials.
    EAGLE VILLAGE — A man told police at 12:45 p.m. Oct. 19 that his vehicle’s windshield was broken and the windshield wiper and turn signal did not work. He said nothing was wrong with the car the last time he saw it, the previous day. A witness told police he saw three men standing near the vehicle and that one jumped on the car and landed on his back, causing the windshield to break, and laughed at what he had just done. One of them turned to the witness and said, “Don’t snitch,” and then all three walked away.
    In a separate incident, at 8:50 p.m. Wednesday, police received a drug complaint concerning one of the units. One of the three roommates did not consent to a police search, so the residence director conducted an “administrative search,” which revealed a smoking pipe and metal grinder. This student was judicially referred to university officials for punishment, but he was not arrested.

Bulloch County Animal Shelter
    The shelter reported the following activity during the week of Oct. 27 through Nov. 2:
    Surrendered by citizens — two dogs and five cats from rural county areas; six dogs and two cats from City of Statesboro.
    Collected by officers — eight dogs and 22 cats from rural county areas; one dog and five cats from City of Statesboro.
    Adopted from shelter: three dogs and two cats.
    Reclaimed by owners — four dogs.
    Died at shelter — none.
    Euthanized — nine dogs and 10 cats.
     Fees collected — $505.

— compiled by Jason Wermers