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Police Report, 7-26-15: Two women argued because one accused the other of changing her birthday.
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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.

Brooklet Police Department
Arrests/citations
Eddie Roy Smith, 36, Brookcrest Drive, Brooklet - criminal trespass.
Cedric Marshall McFadden, 30, Sable Chase, McDonough - serious injury by vehicle, fleeing/attempt to elude, DUI/drugs, felony suspended license, marijuana possession, felony obstruction.

Bulloch County Sheriff's Office
Arrests/citations
Clifford Calk Minick, 23, Mallard Pond Road - child molestation, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, furnishing alcohol to an underage person.
Tyrone Robinson, 38, Windy Hill Circle, Waynesboro - headlights violation, marijuana possession, possession/use of drug-related objects.

Incidents
PIKE ROAD - A woman told deputies that someone altered her home without permission, that her floor and furniture shocked her and that someone tampered with her roof to make her home too hot.
WATERS CEMETERY ROAD - Two women argued because one accused the other of changing her birthday. The other woman said the offender had not been taking medication properly and that she left in a car without permission.

Metter Police Department
Incidents
LEROY STREET - Police made an arrest for marijuana possession.
CEDAR STREET - Officers investigated a criminal trespass incident.
MLK STREET - Someone reported a simple battery incident.
FORTNER ROAD - Police investigated a disorderly conduct incident.

Bulloch County Animal Shelter
Reports for week of July 13-19:
Brought in by citizens - one dog and five cats from rural county areas, two dogs and five cats from city of Statesboro residents.
Collected by humane enforcement - five dogs and six cats from rural county areas, one dog and two cats from city of Statesboro.
Adopted from shelter - five dogs and one cat.
Reclaimed by owners - one dog.
Died at shelter - one dog and two cats.
Euthanized - no animals.
Fees collected - $295.

Statesboro Police Department, Bulloch County Sheriff's Office, Georgia Southern University Police Department and Georgia State Patrol arrests (Friday through Sunday) and incidents (Wednesday through Sunday) will be reported Tuesday.

- compiled by Holli Deal Saxon