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/CITATIONS
Reported Monday:
Statesboro Police Department
    Rodney Wilson, 24, Black Creek Church Road, Brooklet — four counts of distribution, sale, purchase or manufacture of marijuana; marijuana possession; obstruction; use of communications facility in commission of a felony involving controlled substances; possession of drug-related objects.
    Simeon Jerimiah Jackson, 17, Success Court — felony interference with government property, theft by shoplifting.
    Keondra Shydaya Kelley, 18, Old Collins Manassas Road, Collins — marijuana possession; possession of drug related objects, obstruction; tampering with evidence.
    Matthew Tyan McConnell, 32, Colquitt Lane — theft by shoplifting.
    Jamarel Marcese Sanders, 27, Tarver Street, Millen — criminal trespass, marijuana possession.
    Eric Tavares Spellman, 44, Lanier Drive, Augusta — suspended license.
    Mitchel Eady, 51, street address unlisted, Statesboro — DUI, tag light violation.
    Clifford James Hightower, 54, South College Street — marijuana possession, suspended license.
    Steven Alexandra Cox, 25, Harvey Drive — headlights violation, suspended license.
    Satadrian Mitchelle Eady, 26, Lanier Drive — wanted person.
    Terrell John Knight, 18, Buck Road, Sylvania — theft by shoplifting.

Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office
    Hannah Kelsey Brown, 19, Lanier Drive — possession of drug-related objects.
    Catherine Melody Fail, 25, Kennedy Bridge Road, Register — felony bench warrant.
    Pedro Lima-Sanchez, 27, Doris Bradley Road, Claxton — suspended license.
    Jacinio Esteban Martinez, 42, Bird Lane — driving without a license.
    Tony Clifton McKuhen, 46, Withlacoochee Avenue, Meldrim — violating driving permits conditions, DUI/less safe.
    Roger Lloyd Nunez, 30, Bennington Drive, Hephzibah — possession of alcohol, drugs or weapons by an inmate.
    Amy Marie Rahn, 37, Buckeye Drive, Richmond Hill — driving without a valid license.
    Keith Andre Scott, 26, Robin Hood Trail — marijuana possession, possession of drug-related objects.
    James Kirk Sparks, 40, Windmill Road, Metter — possession of drug-related objects, felony theft by conversion.
    John Clifford Stewart, 45, Wafford Crossroads, Whites, Ga. — possession of alcohol, drugs or weapons by an inmate.
    Jarvis Fernando Washington, 30, Jessie Holloway Road, Portal — parole violation.
    Jackie Ray Chastain, 55, North Lane, Ellabell — theft by taking, criminal trespass.
    Raymond Carl Forehand, 40, Jim’s Lane, Nickelson — possession of alcohol, drugs or weapons by an inmate.
    Marty Lewis 18, Jordan Street, East Dublin — marijuana possession.
    James Casey Maddox, 40, May Road, Ellabell — first-degree cruelty to children, third-degree cruelty to children, battery (family violence).
    Jontavius Luiquis Timmons, 17 Island Street — giving false information.

INCIDENTS
Reported Monday
Statesboro Police Department
    No incidents reported Monday.

Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office
    BULLOCH COUNTY JAIL — An inmate attacked another. Sheriff’s officials are investigating the incident.
    OLD RIGGS MILL ROAD — A man said a former roommate stole several knives and swords from his home. The roommate left his room ransacked and left behind a pawn ticket showing where he pawned the stolen items. The items were recovered from the pawn shop and warrants were issued for the roommate’s arrest.
    LAKESIDE DRIVE — Deputies responded to a domestic dispute where a man was upset with is daughter and asked to be taken to jail. It was determined the man has ongoing health issues that contributed to his behavior.
    TEAL CIRCLE — A woman said a suspicious male tried buying gold from her and left her a business card. Deputies found the man and learned he did not have a business license. He was told to get a license if he intended to do business in Bulloch County.
    STILSON LEEFIELD ROAD — Family members argued over use of a washing machine and one taking clothes out of the machine in order to put their own clothes in.
    TIMBERLAND POINTE APARTMENTS — A man went to the emergency room with injuries he said he sustained when a man stabbed him. He said he was walking and caught a ride with the unknown man, who took him to his home and later came back and tried forcing his way in. During a struggle the offender reportedly stabbed the victim.
    LAUREL OAK DRIVE — A woman told deputies she received a call from a man who claimed to be an EMT and said her sister had been in an accident. The woman called her sister, who had not been in any accident. The caller pretended to be talking to another EMY who was allegedly treating the victim.
 
Georgia Southern University
    Officers issued no traffic citations and four traffic warnings and assisted no motorists.
 
BULLOCH COUNTY 911 CALLS
Reported Monday:
Law Enforcement
    Brooklet Police — one call.
    Bulloch County Sheriff’s Office — 16 calls.
    Candler County Sheriff’s Office — four calls.
    Claxton Police — two calls.
    Evans County Sheriff’s Office — four calls.
    Georgia State Patrol — nine calls.
    Georgia Southern University Police — no calls.
    Metter Police — five calls.
    Portal Police — no calls.
    Statesboro Police — 19 calls.

Fire Departments
    Bulloch County Fire Department — two calls.
    Statesboro Fire Department — one call.
    Metter Fire Department — one call.

Emergency Medical Services
    Bulloch County EMS — two accident calls, one coroner call, five first-responder calls, one rescue call and 26 medical calls.
    Candler County EMS — two medical calls.
    Evans County EMS — two medical calls.

Calls to other agencies
    911 hang-ups — 56 calls.
    Bryan County 911 — two calls.
    Bulloch Humane Enforcement — one call.
    Emanuel County 911 — one call.
    Jenkins County 911 — one call.
    Tattnall County 911 — one call.

— compiled by Holli Deal Saxon