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Police Report - 8-14-12: Someone was inside an apartment that was supposed to be vacant cooking
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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. Arrest photos are available for viewing at statesboroherald.com/arrests/

STATESBORO POLICE
Arrests
    Henry Lorron Collins, 34, Ronnie Street, Metter — seat belt violation, suspended license.
    Ann Chervon Martin, 29, Georgia Highway 46 — probation violation.
    Sabrina Denise Edwards, 42, West Main Street — probation violation.
    Rykell Levell Howard, 27, Lanier Drive — simple battery, criminal trespass.
    Lapasha Brown, 36, Mikell Street — stop sign violation, suspended license.
    Stephone Preston Stewart, 21, Bay Street — wanted person.
    Danaria Shaquan Walden, 17, Johnson Street — battery.
    Stephanie Wilkes, 19, Marglo Circle, Ellerslie, Ga. — theft by shoplifting.
    Norman Keith Rashad, 20, Georgia Highway 67 — theft by shoplifting.
    Robert L. Redding, 21, Mulberry Street — wanted person.

Incidents
    PLATINUM LOUNGE — Police responded to a reported fight and found a man with facial injuries. He was treated by EMS, and the offenders were not on the scene.
    PRIMETIME LOUNGE — The business was cited for a city ordinance violation — selling alcohol after hours. In a separate incident, a rental car was damaged when  two people fighting caused a dent.
    STADIUM PLACE APARTMENTS — After reporting being raped by two men she knows by nickname and an unknown man, a woman told police she did not want to press charges and signed a release of prosecution.
    PARK PLACE  APARTMENTS — Someone was inside an apartment that was supposed to be vacant — cooking ground beef and chicken. More chicken and soft drinks were found in a refrigerator.
    MARSHAM DRIVE — A woman and her son argued, and curse words were exchanged before he shoved her. The juvenile son was arrested.

BULLOCH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE
Arrests
    Arrests will be published Wednesday.

Incidents
    FAST N EASY #3 — Deputies found a loaded weapon in a bag belonging to a man asleep in front of the store. He said it wasn’t his and he didn’t know how it got there, but deputies arrested him anyway for carrying a concealed weapon with no permit, as well as other charges.
    U.S. 80 WEST — (Portal) A man reported cash and checks in a bank bag stolen from a vehicle after someone shattered the window. He listed two suspects by name on sheriff’s reports.
    TALONS LAKE — (Statesboro) Someone reported a TV and clothes stolen.

GEORGIA STATE PATROL POST 45
Arrests
    Creighton T. Dekine, 23, Georgetown, S.C. — DUI (.090)
    Troopers issued four seat belt violations, 24 speeding citations and 47 total citations.

Incidents
    Troopers, between Friday and Sunday, investigated eight crashes with two reported injuries; stopped 99 vehicles, patrolled 1,569 miles, gave one seat belt warning, 39 speeding warnings, caught one wanted person and helped four motorists.

GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY POLICE
Arrests
    Officers issued 12 traffic citations Friday through Sunday.
    Evan Skyler Sharkey, 19, Waynesboro — DUI and failure to maintain lane.
    Jeffrey Gadsen Henderson, 23, Macon — DUI refused test) possession of a controlled substance, driving without license on person and open container.
    Adam Lawrence Stigall, 19, Powder Springs — underage possession of an alcoholic beverage, obstruction.
    Clayton Reid Quinn, 19, Gainesville — underage possession of an alcoholic beverage, obstruction.     

Incidents
    Officers wrote 23 traffic warnings and assisted two motorists Friday through Sunday.
    SANFORD HALL — Graffiti written on a wall read, “Surprise! College is boring and lonelier than you imagined.” Officers attempted to remove the graffiti, but were unsuccessful.
     FOY FINE ARTS — Officers responded to the area in reference to a report of possible gun shots. Officers checked the area and buildings. The “shots” were discovered to be either a golf cart backfiring or the slamming of a dump truck tailgate.
    COLLEGE OF EDUCATION — Officers met with a subject who reported that the televisions in the lobby of all the floors had been removed. The case was assigned to Criminal Investigations, then investigators discovered that the televisions were removed by GSU for an upgrade in cable.
  
BULLOCH COUNTY 911
Law Enforcement Reports
    Central 911 Dispatchers issued the following calls Friday – Sunday:
    Bulloch County Sheriff’s Department/Friday — 10 calls.
    Bulloch County Sheriff’s Department/Saturday — 17 calls.
    Bulloch County Sheriff’s Department/Sunday — 10 calls.

    Statesboro Police Department/Friday – 30 calls.
    Statesboro Police Department/Saturday — 27 calls.
    Statesboro Police Department/Sunday — 18 calls.

    Georgia Southern University Police/Friday — no calls.
    Georgia Southern University Police/Friday — no calls.
    Georgia Southern University Police/Sunday — no calls.
 
    Georgia State Patrol/Friday — five calls.
    Georgia State Patrol/Saturday — three calls.
    Georgia State Patrol/Sunday — three calls.

    Candler County Sheriff’s Department/Friday — eight calls.
    Candler County Sheriff’s Department/Saturday — nine calls.
    Candler County Sheriff’s Department/Sunday — seven calls.

    Evans County Sheriff’s Department/Friday — four calls.
    Evans County Sheriff’s Department/Saturday — two calls.
    Evans County Sheriff’s Department/Sunday — three calls.
 
    Claxton Police Department/Friday — one call.
    Claxton Police Department/Saturday — one call.
    Claxton Police Department/Sunday — two    calls.
 
    Portal Police Department/Friday — one call.
    Portal Police Department/Saturday – one call.

    Brooklet Police Department/ Sunday — two calls.
 
Fire Department Reports
    Central 911 dispatchers issued the following calls Friday — Sunday:

    Statesboro Fire Department/Friday — four calls.
    Statesboro Fire Department/Saturday — four calls.
    Statesboro Fire Department/Sunday — one call.

    Bulloch County Volunteer Firefighters/Friday — one call.
    Bulloch County Volunteer Firefighters/Saturday — no calls.
    Bulloch County Volunteer Firefighters/Sunday — two calls.

    Metter Fire Department/Friday — one call.
    Metter Fire Department/Saturday — no calls.
    Metter Fire Department/Sunday — no calls.

Emergency Medical Service Reports
    Central 911 dispatchers issued the following calls Friday – Sunday:
    Bulloch County EMS/Friday — one rescue call and 18 medical calls.
    Bulloch County EMS/Saturday — two accident calls and 10 medical calls.
    Bulloch County EMS/Sunday — one accident call and 19  medical calls.

    Candler County EMS/Friday — three medical calls.
    Candler County EMS/Saturday — one accident call and four medical calls.
    Candler County EMS/Sunday — four medical calls.

    Evans County EMS/Friday — one accident call and one medical call.
    Evans County EMS/Saturday — one medical call.
    Evans County EMS/Sunday — one accident call and five medical calls.

    Central 911 dispatchers also routed the following calls Friday — one call to Bryan County 911, one call to Tattnall County 911, one call to Emanuel County 911, one call to Screven County 911, a call to Georgia Power and seven calls to Bulloch County First Responders.

    Central 911 dispatchers also routed the following calls Saturday: three calls to Emanuel County 911, a call to Tattnall  County 911, a call to Air Transport, a call to Bulloch County Correctional Institute and three calls to Bulloch County First Responders.

    Central 911 dispatchers also routed the following calls Sunday: five calls to Bulloch County First Responders.

— compiled by Holli Deal Bragg