SCAM EDITION: SCAM ARTISTS & THE GAMES THEY PLAY

YEAR 2, ISSUE 40 • MARCH 2-8, 2011

DUI: Woman Passes Out in Krystal’s Drive-Thru, Page 3

Weird & Wacky Arrests, Pages 14-15 • Bi-Lo Manager Busted for Theft, Page 21

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, 29, Tyreida Cooper, 26,
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of Augusta,
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Disorderly conduct Disorderly conduct
of No I Probation supervision sion to show cause
DU Driving under suspen
violation

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0, Christopher Williams, 22, Donisha Fielding, 23, Richard Stahm Lashea Harris, 29,
Lisa C usta, of an, 22,
Edwin Newby, 26,
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of Augusta, of Au ssion DUI, turning right DUI
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 Scam Artists &
The Games They Play

P.O. Box 2122

Augusta, GA 30903
(706) 814-1359

Publisher...................................................Greg Rickabaugh

Graphics Editor................................................Chad Hamed

Staff Writer.........................................................Amy Swann

Columnists...............Helen Blocker-Adams, Kenneth Perry,

Rodney Quesenberry & Jared Mueller Scam artists are getting tricky. Immediately, a check for $1,996
Just last month, a hard-working woman plopped out. The letter, from “American
Circulation....................................................Bradley Owens
from Evans told investigators that she had Consumer Opinion” congratulated my
Operations................................................Josh Rickabaugh been conned out of $20,000 by someone wife for being selected to participate in a
she met on an online dating service. Consumer Research Program. The let-
The Jail Report is a regular publication sold in Rich- The woman is not rich. In fact, she ter said the check was to assist in the
mond, Columbia, Aiken, Burke & Edgefield counties. works hard for every dollar she earns by assignment and that my wife could keep
Local mugshots in this issue are of people who have been stocking shelves at the Evans Walmart. $250, plus all the items she purchased
arrested in those counties, usually within the last week to But this online guy (who called himself from Walmart and JC Penney as part of
10 days. Mugshots and charges come directly from the “Michael”) told her his mother was sick a “service evaluation.” Most of the check
sheriff’s offices. and he needed money to get her back to was to pay for the $1,500 to be transferred
Mugshots do not indicate guilt. They are simply a record the United States for treatment. to Western Union as part of a “survey” of
of the charge made by law enforcement. Suspects pictured Feeling sorry for him, the hard-working their services.
or named are innocent unless proven guilty in a court of
Walmart associate took out a cash What they wanted my wife to
law. We are unable to print every arrest.
We do NOT take requests or payment for mugshots to
advance on her credit card for do was deposit their check in our
be kept out. $20,000. She told cops that she account and wire them $1,500 of
received a check from “Michael” our money. By the time the bank
for $20,000, so she thought she discovered the check was bogus,
Advertise With Us was covered. they would be long gone with our
As instructed, the woman then real money.
To contact us regarding advertising, call 706-814-1359 or
sent five money grams total- Since this sounded way too
email us at publisher@thejailreport.com.
ing $20,000 to three subjects in easy, I went online and entered
Not Guilty Verdicts Ghana, Africa. their company name and “scam” in
Two weeks later, the victim’s the subject line.
Were you found not guilty? If we published your arrest bank called her and said the check FROM THE Sure enough, there are other
information in The Jail Report and you were found not guilty she had received from “Michael” PUBLISHER victims being conned by someone
or the charges were dropped, we will let our readers know. and deposited to cover the money Greg who is ripping off the good name
Just email us or call us with the information, and we will grams was no good and they were Rickabaugh of the real American Consumer
print the verdict in an upcoming issue. Email us at not going to refund her account. Opinion.
publisher@thejailreport.com or call: 706-814-1359. It’s unfortunate, but there is little Their are two lessons: If it
that investigators in Columbia sounds too good to be true, it prob-
Bible Verse of the Week County can do in such cases. ably is.
But I can’t fault the woman for being And it doesn’t hurt to do your homework
“Be not conformed to this world; but be sympathetic and overly trusting. I came before you let a dime of your money leave
transformed by the renewing of your mind.” close to being a victim myself in February. your hands.
A letter arrived in the mail for my wife We asked you to tell us your scam
Romans 12:2
Sherron. She lets me handle all mail, so I stories, and you delivered. For a look at
opened it. those stories, turn to page 12.

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 DRUNK DRIVING- CSRA
Woman Passes Out in Drive-Thru
After a night of drinking, Melissa Webber was hungry and
decided to hit the Krystal’s on Whiskey Road early Friday
morning, according to Aiken reports.
Too bad she fell asleep in the drive-thru.
An Aiken public safety officer found the woman slumped
over in the car, which was running and in gear. After several
Elliott Adams, 65, Mark Daigle, 38, NIcole Procaccine, Tony Dale, 47, attempts, he finally woke her up and she began singing
of Augusta, of Augusta, 23, of Augusta, of Hephzibah, “Old Time Rock’n’Roll.”
DUI, no seatbelt DUI DUI, fleeing, DUI, open The officer smelled alcohol, and when she tried to get
fail to maintain lane, container, no out, she was confused and unsteady on her feet. Webber Melissa Webber,
driving on limited seatbelt failed the first part of a sobriety test, and it was stopped for 40, of Aiken,
permit her own safety. At police headquarters, she blew a .22 and DUI, no license
was arrested for DUI and no license, the report stated.

Baltazar Sanchez, Frederick Conklin, Randall Devin Hodson, 21, Joey Smith, 36, John Johnson, 22, Brian Moore, 32, Christopher
41, of Wagener, 39, of Clearwater, Bussey, 24, of Martinez, of Aiken, of Aiken, of Warrenville, Shepheard, 22,
DUI, no license DUI of Beech Island, DUI, open container DUI, hit and run, DUI DUI, driving under of Clearwater,
DUI, driving under open container suspension DUI
suspension

Dennis Spires Jr., Celvin Vigil Thomas Moore Jr., Albert Pearson,
44, of Jackson, Hernandez, 29, 29, of Augusta, 53, of Augusta,
DUI of Beech Island, DUI, speeding, DUI, fail to maintain
DUI, no license suspended license lane
and registration

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 MORE DRUNK DRIVING- CSRA
Drunk Driver Hits Fountain in Aiken
Christopher Stanford said he just didn’t see the fountain in the middle of Laurens
Street and Richland Avenue in Aiken.
That’s how he came to hit it with his car, which he promptly ditched and began
walking away early Saturday morning, according to a report from the Aiken Depart-
ment of Public Safety.
Bystanders pointed out Stanford and he confessed to officers he’d had three
beers at a concert that evening. Timothy Stevens, Tracey Fulmer, 43, Ronald Richards,
Christopher When he had trouble completing the sobriety test and couldn’t recite the alphabet 40, of Augusta, of Augusta, 57, of Hephzibah,
Stanford, 24, past the letter K, he was arrested and taken to the Department of Public Safety DUI, fail to maintain DUI, open DUI, fail to maintain
of North Augusta where his blood alcohol registered a .168, a report states. lane container, fail to lane, no license
He was charged with DUI and his license was suspended, the report stated. maintain lane

Frank Lakes, 38, Tony Kirk, 42, Henry Mceachern, Shawn Pagan, 23, Jonathan Everett, Cornell Rhodes, James Murphy, Justin
of Augusta, of Augusta, 45, of Augusta, of Augusta, 27, of Evans, 51, of Augusta, 29, of Graniteville, Hamilton, 29,
DUI, fail to obey DUI, driving on DUI, cocaine DUI, fail to maintain DUI DUI, open DUI, fail to maintain of North Augusta,
traffic device limited permit possession, too fast lane container, too fast lane DUI, fail to
for conditions, fail to for conditions maintain lane
maintain lane

Kederick Crandall, Jimmy Belizaire, Jimmy Schild, John Pressler, lll, Charles Major, 24, Benito Hernandez, Charnai Mack, Bruce Staten, 20,
32, of Augusta, 25, of Augusta, 24, of Grovetown, 32, of Hephzibah, of Augusta, 27, of Augusta, 19, of Grovetown, of Augusta,
DUI DUI DUI, fail to maintain DUI, speeding DUI DUI, improper DUI DUI, driving without
lane, open backing, no license license
container

Curtis Carter, 49, John Yates, 29, Andrew Beeghly, Johnny Harley, 59, Donisha Fielding, Terelle Jones, 19, Tom Jones lll, 37, Ryan Swann, 21,
of Augusta, of Blythe, 30, of Augusta, of Augusta, 23, of Hephzibah, of Augusta, of Augusta, of Grovetown,
DUI, too fast for DUI DUI DUI DUI, turning right DUI, open DUI, suspended DUI, speeding order
conditions container, no license, fail to main- to show cause
license tain lane

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 DRUGS - CSRA
Woman Who Called Cops Busted for Drugs
The next time Julia Fay Massey calls the
law, she’ll probably clean out her purse first.
Massey called 911 last Wednesday morn-
ing because a man in her car had punched
her twice while she was on Gordon Highway.
The officer took her report, but before
he left, Massey told him she couldn’t find
her phone and asked for his help to find it,
according to a Richmond County Sheriff’s
Office report.
The officer checked her car and then asked
to look in her purse. Massey handed it over,
but first she pulled out a brown cap that ap-
peared to have something concealed in it.
The officer looked in the purse and then
asked to look in the cap.
Inside were 16 plastic bags of marijuana,
about 1.2 ounces.
Massey was charged with felony posses-
sion of marijuana, the report stated. Julia Massey, 32,
of Aiken

Brendon Hall, 27, Bruce Powell, Devon Hubbard, Gary Hurst, 64, James Bush, 48, Derrick Barbour, James Hinson, Kimberly
of North Augusta, 36, of Augusta, 39, of Augusta, of Augusta, of Augusta, 20, of Hephzibah, 23, of Augusta, Hedman, 25,
Controlled sub- Meth possession, Marijuana Cocaine possession Cocaine with intent Marijuana Manufacturing and of North Augusta,
stance possession reckless driving, no possession with to distribute possession, battery trafficking meth Meth manufacturing
insurance, unregis- intent to distribute
tered, obstruction

Charles Harmon, Christopher Curtis Wilsey, 55, Shaun Elam, 27, Margaret Lee, 19, Tyrone Suber, 37, Tevin Brown, 18, Rudolph Brown
53, of Augusta, Hawes, 21, of Augusta, of Hephzibah, of Augusta, of Augusta, of Augusta, Jr., 58, of Augusta,
Marijuana of Augusta, Marijuana with Marijuana Marijuana Cocaine with Marijuana Cocaine possession
possession, bench Marijuana intent to distribute possession possession intent to distribute, possession, no
warrant possession marijuana seatbelt

Corey Gold, 32, Darrell Brown, 25, Aubrey Kinson, Joshua Lybrand, Rickey Martin Boatwright, Leviel Priester, 25, Eric Simmons, 22,
of Augusta, of Trenton, 46, of Perkins, 23, of Aiken, Turner Jr., 25, 25, of Warrenville, of Aiken, of North Augusta,
Marijuana Marijuana Controlled Marijuana of North Augusta, Marijuana posses- Marijuana posses- Marijuana
possession possession substance and possession Marijuana sion, driving under sion, fail to appear possession
paraphernalia possession suspension and pay family court
possession

QUOTE OF “In the confrontation between the stream and the rock, the stream always wins – not through
strength, but through persistence.” – Buddha
THE WEEK:

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 DRUGS - CSRA
Pot & Cocaine Found at Augusta Car Wash
Seems that there is more going on at
Unique Hand Car Wash than getting autos
squeaky clean.
During a recent search of the Wrightsboro
Road business, officers found 19 small bags
of powder coke on owner Freeman Jordan,
Freeman Jordan, according to a sheriff’s report.
33, of Hephzibah In his pickup truck, they allegedly found 5
grams of pot in the center console and a Ma-
son jar in the back with 7 grams of marijuana.
But the motherload was in a storage shed
to the side of the office where they found a 3
gallon Ziploc bag with 1,362 grams of pot for
a total weight of 1,374 grams, according to a
Richmond County Sheriff’s Department report. Jamie Wyche, 21, Reco Hurley, 31,
Jordan, 33, of Hephzibah, is charged with of Augusta, of Augusta,
possession of marijuana and cocaine with Inmate possession Cocaine with intent
intent to distribute, the report stated. of drugs to distribute

Daryl Fowler, 20, David Bradley, 40, Larry Elam Jr., 29, Shawn Newsome, John Holland, 30, Alfred Hill, 33, Laura Beasley, 31, Richard Wilson,
of Martinez, of Augusta, of Augusta, 19, of Augusta, of Augusta, of Hephzibah, of Martinez, 30, of Augusta,
Marijuana Cocaine posses- Marijuana Marijuana Meth with intent to Marijuana Marijuana Cocaine possession
possession sion, obstruction possession, order possession distribute, bench possession possession
to show cause warrant

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 Bank Robber Caught After Stopping for Beer
A bank robber was foiled last
Wednesday afternoon when he stopped
to buy beer in Aiken just minutes after
the holdup, authorities said.
At about 2:45 pm, Security Federal
Bank on Richland Avenue was robbed
by Marvin Thomas Mims of Augusta,
authorities said. Mims presented a note,
was given funds, and fled on foot to a
nearby parking lot where he had parked
a blue Ford Ranger pickup truck.
Aiken Public Safety officers were ini-
tially responding to an alarm at the bank
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shortly after the robbery occurred.
Mims was observed by an alert citizen
who contacted police and provided de-
tailed information. Mims briefly entered
the Food Lion grocery store in Kalmia
Plaza to buy beer and then left the park-
ing lot in the truck.
He was arrested on Richland Avenue
a short distance from the bank. Funds
taken during the robbery were recov-
ered.
No injuries were reported.
Mims was charged with bank robbery.
Your Comments
From our Facebook Page:
• Kevin: “Just how expensive is Colt 45?”
• Sylvia: “Hope he got to get a few sips before they
hemmed him up cuz he ain’t gonna be getting NO beer for a
LONG time!”
• Zachary: “I bet when he saw that cop the only word that
Marvin Mims, 43, came to his mind was chug.”
of Augusta,
• Shannon: “I saw this go down. He was running down
Bank robbery
Richland Avenue after leaving a bank. Not suspicious at all.”
MARCH 2-8, 2011 7
 AIKEN COUNTY

Angela Pounds, Ben Baker, 25, Benny Clayton, 42, Braun Pruitt lll, 36, Brenda Watters, James Loper, 69, Cheyenne Christopher
44, of Burnettown, of Beech Island, of Aiken, of Aiken, 41, of Aiken, of North Augusta, Morris, 18, Williams, 26,
Driving under Assault and battery 2x Fail to pay family Criminal domestic Giving false info Fail to pay family of Aiken, of North Augusta,
suspension court violence court Shoplifting Criminal domestic
violence, kidnap-
ping, giving false
info

Curtis Barnett, 20, Cynthia Donald Brady, 49, Holden Strianese, Ida Searles, 51, Larry Marshall, James Shelton, Jana
of North Augusta, Thompson, 48, of North Augusta, 22, of Aiken, of Augusta, 40, of Greenwood, 40, of Augusta, Saverance, 49,
Shoplifting, of Aiken, Fail to pay family Criminal domestic Shoplifting Fail to pay family Shoplifting of North Augusta,
trespassing Assault and battery. court violence court Disorderly conduct

James Joshua Wilkins, Marcia Gilchrist, Keith Quiller, 49, Keith Smith, 27, Desmond Green, Randy Currie, 50, Richard Williams,
Gunter Jr., 33, 26, of Aiken, 40, of Trenton, of North Augusta, of Aiken, 17, of Aiken, of Aiken, 57, of Aiken,
of Warrenville, Solicitation without Assault and battery Public drunk Probation supervi- Malicious injury to Fail to appear and No drivers license
Fail to pay for driv- license sion violation, no personal property, pay
ing under suspen- license fail to comply
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 AIKEN COUNTY
Prank 911 Call: ‘Help! I’ve Been Shot in the Head!’
Two people are in custody
in connection with a prank 911
call in Aiken late Friday.
About 10:23 pm, a female
caller placed a 911 call to Ai-
ken Public Safety and reported
she had been shot in the head
and the suspect had run off.
The victim gave a location in
the area of Kent’s Korner on
York Street. Officers searched
the area and couldn’t find a
victim.
The caller made another 911
call and claimed she was near
Sav-A-Lot in the wooded area.
Officers again couldn’t find her.
A third 911 call from the same
number gave a third location.
Officers eventually identified
the suspect and her location
and arrested 45-year-old Lesa
Ann Bletcher of Aiken for filing
a false police report.
A second suspect, 51-year-
old Ira Battle was arrested
for giving false information to
officers who were investigating
this incident.
Your Comments
From our Facebook Page:
• Jessie: “Tax money hard at work, thanks guys.”
• Cynthia: “Prank calling the cops??? What are we? 5?
What’s next? A 4th call asking if their fridge is running?”
• Cedrick: “I wish I had time like that to just to waste...”
• Aimee: “Need a life! & JOB!!”
• Andrew: “Send them to jail to serve as warning to others.”
Lesa Bletcher, 45, Ira Battle, 51, • Marcus: “Too old to be getting locked up for prankin’.
of Aiken, of Johnston,
What are you going to tell your grandkids?”
Filing false police Giving false info
• James: “Just plain stupid. Meanwhile, someone was being
report
mugged, raped or killed while they were having a laugh.”

Alec Croft, 25, Amy Boyd, 35, Zachariah Carnell Christopher Hen- Franklin Mays, 31, Melvin Jennifer Harris,
of North Augusta, of Warrenville, Garczynski, 21, Nealous, 37, derson, 36, of Belvedere, Stevens Jr., 50, 42, of Aiken,
Controlled sub- Assault & battery of New Ellenton, of North Augusta, of North Augusta, Probation violation, of Beech Island, 2x Fail to appear
stance possession, Criminal domestic Public drunk, hold Disorderly conduct hold for burglary Malicious injury to and pay family court
no license violence for warrants warrant animals, personal
property

Jesus Lopez, 27, Joey Fulmer, 41, Joseph Julia Johnson, Susan Fulmer, Kevin Walker, 21, Francis Trueba Amanda Perry, 34,
of Aiken, of Graniteville, Kimbrell, 43, 23, of Gloverville, 43, of Williston, of North Augusta, Mendez, 23, of Beech Island,
Driving under Driving under of Beech Island, Drug parapherna- Criminal domestic Resisting arrest, of Warrenville, Shoplifting
suspension, no suspension Malicious injury lia, driving under violence driving under Bench warrants for
drivers license to property suspension suspension no drivers license
and no insurance

Billy Durden, 42, Michael Ford, 39, Remeka Curtis Dallas Whitt, 26, Dedrick Turner, 24, Salvatore Ronald Brady, 20,
of North Augusta, of Newbraun Falls, Gomillion, 25, Newsome Jr., 36, of North Augusta, of North Augusta, Prisco, 54, of Beech Island,
Criminal domestic Fail to pay family of Aiken, of Aiken, Criminal domestic Littering, open of North Augusta, Public drunk, beer
violence court as ordered Assault and battery 10x Bench warrant violence container Public drunk, possession by
for check fraud resisting arrest minor

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 AIKEN COUNTY
Man Arrested for Selling Magazines in North Augusta
Apparently, Frank Parker has problems
following instructions and that landed him in
jail.
On Thursday, Parker, 24, of Detroit, was
stopped in a North Augusta neighborhood
where he was going door to door selling
magazines.
An officer first stopped him just after noon
and he was given a verbal warning and told
how to get a permit to legally solicit in the
city,
But the North Augusta Department of Pub-
lic Safety was called again at about 2 p.m.
and Parker was given a written warning.
When the officer saw him again, just after
5 p.m., he was finally arrested, taken to jail
and charged with soliciting without a permit,
according to reports.
In a similar case in Columbia County,
deputies responded to complaints of people
selling items door to door last Wednesday
in the Rhodes Hill subdivision of Martinez.
Officers found a van carrying 17 people with
some saying they worked for sales compa-
ny Offbeat Services from New Jersey. Five
of them had criminal records.
The deputies ticketed all17 people for
peddling, or selling without a license. But
some had a criminal record, including one Frank Parker, 24,
of Detroit,
on probation for child molestation, one with
Solicitation without
a restraining order for statutory rape, and a permit
third for not registering as a sex offender.

Tiffany Devlin Simpkins, Stacy Bradley, 21, Richard Quiller, Russell Vanessa Valles, Wallace Glover, Anjelica
Penland, 17, 20, of Aiken, of North Augusta, 31, of Aiken, Johnson Jr., 49, 26, of Huachuca, 44, of Aiken, Rouse, 18,
of New Ellenton, Probation violation Criminal domestic Driving under sus- of New Ellenton, Open container Assault and battery of Beech Island,
Criminal domestic violence bench pension, speeding, Driving under Driving without
violence warrant fail to appear and suspension license, driving at
pay family court greater speed than
reasonable

William Mitchell Duncan, Bruce Rainey, 44, Kyle Dicks, 27, James Byrd, 21, James Johnson, Janeice Duncan, Levi Frank, 26,
Blake lll, 24, 29, of Aiken, of North Augusta, of North Augusta, of Trenton, 39, of Graniteville, 33, of Belvedere, of Augusta,
of Beech Island, 2x Breach of trust 4x Credit card Unlawful fire- Giving false info to Assault and battery Assault and battery Shoplifting
Criminal domestic with fraud intent fraud, meth posses- arm possession, police
violence, driving sion, forgery, break- marijuana, open
under suspension ing into vehicle container

Graniteville Man Accused of Lewd Acts

A Graniteville man has been arrested on allegations that he touched an
8-year-old girl inappropriately while hanging out with her and another girl in his
garage.
The two girls told police that James Whaley did things that were “gross.” The
8-year-old girl said Whaley told one of them to “open her mouth and close her
eyes.” When she did, he spit in her mouth and asked “That’s good, isn’t it?” The
victim said Whaley also touched her inappropriately with his hand. David Vanessa Wyman
James Whaley, One of the girls said Whaley wouldn’t let her leave the garage until she said Johnson, 17, Bryant, 52, Simpkins Jr., 47,
32, of Graniteville, “you will be mine forever.” Based on the girls’ statements, investigators charged of North Augusta, of New Ellenton, of Warrenville,
Committing or Whaley with committing or attempting lewd acts upon a child under 16. Attempted murder, Driving under sus- Controlled sub-
attempting lewd act weapon possession pension, uninsured, stance possession,
on child during violent crime no license open container,
cruelty and abon-
donment of animals

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 RICHMOND COUNTY
Couple Get a Lesson in Bad Parenting
An Augusta mother is accused of beating her 8-year-old
daughter with a window blind for coming home with a bad
report. But authorities gave the woman her own lesson in
bad parenting.
Lisa Weaving, 35, reportedly whipped her daughter and
left her with several bruises and welts. Jackie Green, the
Chiwonia Zirt, 51, Clarence Daniels, Cornelius Howard, child’s father, was also arrested after officers found the
of Augusta, 38, of Augusta, 40, of Hephzibah, home on Bahama Drive was “unlivable,” authorities said.
Fail to secure safety Simple battery Suspended license, DFCS officials took custody of the girl. Weaving was
belt on minor, sus- no seatbelt charged with child cruelty and both parents were charged Jackie Green, 45, Lisa Weaving, 35,
pended license with deprivation of a minor. of Augusta of Augusta

Brandy Lasseter, Charles Reese, 28, Byron Speller, Desirae Charles Bostic Jr., Detrich Cooper, Dewayne Grant, james Dotson,
28, of Augusta, of Augusta, 17, of Augusta, Heffner, 25, 21, of Augusta, 18, of Augusta, 31, of Augusta, 34, of Martinez,
Disorderly conduct Suspended license, Burglary of Hephzibah, Disorderly conduct Disorderly conduct Giving false info Suspended license,
fail to maintain lane Disorderly conduct no brake lights

Donald Bennett, Kevin Williams, Lawaine Brown, Lee Fowler, 30, James Griffin Jr.,
Henry Givens, 44, Herman Jabari Scott, 23,
45, of Augusta, 20, of Augusta, 21, of Augusta, of Augusta, 29, of Augusta,
of Augusta, Thompson, 56, of Augusta,
Sexual battery No license or Disorderly conduct Shoplifting Weapon posses-
3x Order to show of Augusta, 2x Leaving scene of
insurance sion, 5x aggravated
cause, disorderly Shoplifting accident, no license
assault, kidnapping
conduct or insurance
of adult

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 Your Personal
Stories of Being
Scammed
On our Facebook page, we
asked readers if you had ever been
scammed. Here are your personal
stories.
From Lindsey:
I got scammed by my neighbor. He
was wanting to buy a car I owned
and asked if I would let him make
payments. I told him yes.
He asked if he could start looking
at it so he would know what needed
to be fixed and I said yes. I had to
go out of town for a couple days and
when I got back, my car was gone.
He had let a guy that wanted to
buy it drive it home for the weekend
to see if he liked it. I was (upset). I
said I wanted it back there until I got
paid...
A couple days later, he said he had
gotten paid for it and needed the title
and that he would give me my money
when I met them with the title.
I signed the title with the man who
bought it and he handed the other
guy the money and he took off...and
they stole my $500 stereo system
that I had made clear I wanted
back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
From Betty:
I wasn’t scammed personally but
my son was last Christmas at Au-
gusta Mall.
He went Christmas shopping and
someone came up to him with some
money and asked him to hold the
money in exchange for his bags.
He fell for it and then he realized it
was just a bunch of cut-up papers.
He was out about 200 in merchan-
dise. Sorry to say he is very young
and this was a lesson learned.
The guy actually showed him
money but done a switch on him.
From Chris:
I was scammed not to long ago. I
trusted these people.
They pawned the title on a car and
told me that I could get it for $50 a
week and the deal was me pay $900
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and they would pay the rest. I didn’t
get any receipts or sign no paper-
work.
Well it didn’t work that way. I paid
$800 and gave them my old car for
$100 off the payment. The car ended
up getting repossessed because they
never paid their part.
So I’m out of $800 and a car be-
cause I don’t have proof that I paid
that or anything. People can be real
scumbags, but it teaches us a lesson
I guess.
From Kimberli:
Yes, I hate to admit it but I have
fallen victim to a scam: I received
in my mailbox one day what looked
like a perfectly legitimate check for
$3,000. Well, I proceeded to my
regular bank to try to deposit it, they
told me it looked suspicious to them,
so I took it to another bank they went
ahead and deposited the check,
but told me that there would be a
hold put on the funds until the bank
checked it out.
Days went by, I did some research
on it and found out that it was a rub-
ber check.
From Eillen:
I had someone try to scam me with
the fake check stuff..I had motorcycle
for sale on Craigslist and wanted
$4,500, they sent me check for
$8,000 and told me to Western Union
them the difference.
They’d send for the bike sight
unseen. Let’s just say my bike is still
where it ought to be and the check
is not in my bank as they thought it
was.
From Robert:
I got taken by about $1,500 from
this person but she ripped off a lot of
others by $30K each, so I consider
myself lucky.
She was finally arrested by the FBI
and now has blogs and a Facebook
page (by me) set up in her “honor”.
Misdemeanor vs. Felony:
Is There a Difference?
Novelist Kenneth Perry
discusses his thoughts on the
rising crime rate in the sur-
rounding areas with regards
to crime, arrest, jail and social
problems within the com-
munity.
A s the rise in criminal
activity continues to plague
our communities, I have
to ask our loyal readers a
question: When it comes to
misdemeanor and felony
convictions, do you believe
there is a difference between
the two?
I’m sure many of you would
answer this question quickly
with an emphatic yes. But if I
asked the same question to
employers across the area,
would you believe me if I
told you that they would say
that there isn’t a difference
between the two—to a certain
extent.
The Merriam-Webster
online dictionary tells us that
the definition for a felony is a
crime for which the punish-
ment in federal law may be
death or imprisonment for
more than one year then the
definition for a misdemeanor
is a crime less serious than a
felony— I think we knew that
already.
At any rate, once con-
victed, no matter how great
or small, you now have a
criminal record and from an
employer’s perspective, they
essentially don’t want to be
associated with someone that
has a criminal background—
in a sense saying that you’re
tainted—you’re marked—
you’re useless to them as a
potential employee.
THAT’S WHY YOU NEED
TO THINK before you
engage in criminal behavior
because whether you want
it to or not, your past discre-
tions will come back to haunt
you in the form of a criminal
background check.
So, I challenge you to think
before you get behind the
wheel of your car attempt-
ing to drive while under the
influence, traffic drugs to
make fast money, or burglar-
ize the home of your family or
neighbor. I hope you would
think, not once, not twice,
three times, if you have to,
about the consequences of
your behavior.
All of the faces that you see
in this week’s JAIL REPORT,
if found guilty, will not be
able to take back the con-
sequence of their actions.
Misdemeanor convictions are A JAIL REPORT
crimes. Felonies convictions MOMENT
are certainly crimes. with Novelist
IF YOU ARE EVER FACED Kenneth Perry
with a decision whether
you should or you shouldn’t
do something of a criminal
nature, I would strongly sug-
gest you choose not to do it
because criminal background
checks are becoming the
norm for employers BEFORE
you are offered a job or even
given the opportunity to step
foot on the premises as an
employee.
Employers won’t care
that you’ve turned your life
around. Employers won’t
care that the misdemeanor
or felony conviction were a
one-time mistake. Employers
won’t even care that you now
sit on the front pew at church
or sing melodiously in the
choir on Sundays—once you
taint your good reputation, it’s
hard to get it back.
That’s why you have to
be mindful of the things that
you do today and how they
will impact your tomorrow.
With that said, I encourage
you to think before you get
arrested for a senseless and
unnecessary crime. Because
in the eyesight of a potential
employer, there is no differ-
ence between misdemeanor
and felony convictions and
it’s your reputation that you’re
putting at stake and no one
can protect your reputation
better than you.
Novelist Kenneth Perry is an
accomplished author of three
fiction novels: Lorde Baptist,
The Lorde’s Way, and Rest
in Peace: Farewell to the
Lorde Family. All titles can be
purchased online by access-
ing the websites of any online
bookseller.
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Prison Delivery Ends in Arrest
Man Claims He Was Paid $700 to Sneak in Cell Phones, Lighters, Tobacco & Pot
Sometimes a job just isn’t worth the pay-
check.
Case in point, Robert Terrance Felix, 31,
of Griffin, Ga., says he was paid $700 to
make a delivery to the Augusta State Medical
Prison in Grovetown, according to a Rich-
mond County Sheriff‘s report.
Early Saturday morning, he crept up to
the fence of the prison and began tossing lighters, four gallon bags of tobacco, packs
bags over. But when the bags went over, the of rolling papers and a little pot, the report
prison’s alarm system went off and a patrol stated.
unit was headed Felix’s way. He was charged with violating the items
He ran into the woods but was spotted and prohibited for possession by inmates law, the Robert Felix, 31,
arrested. report stated. of Griffin,
Giving convicts
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articles
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 A Virginia woman accused of beheading a pig was arrested again
last month, charged with stealing fire extinguishers and a cross from a
nearby church.
Ashley Marie Fowler, 21, of Portsmouth, became a suspect in the
church theft after police searched her SUV for evidence in the pig-beheading
case. One of the pigs’ owners told investigators that Fowler murdered the
animals in retaliation because he broke up with a woman who is Fowler’s
friend.
Investigators searching the woman’s 1996 Ford Explorer
discovered six fire extinguishers and a large wooden cross. Another search
warrant filed in connection with the pig-beheading case reported that an ax, a
Bowie knife with black sheath, a camouflage boot, a black ski cap and gloves
also were found in the SUV.
A 31-year-old Florida woman was arrested last month following a
dispute with her roommate over Girl Scout cookies.
The fight was over an empty box of Thin Mints, or chocolate
covered mint cookies that are sold by the Girl Scouts. Suspect Hersha
Howard literally went nuts after she discovered that her box of thin mints had
been stolen and eaten, police say.
Apparently, her roommate fed the cookies to the Howard’s
children because they woke up hungry and couldn’t sleep. The roommate
immediately apologized and even offered to reimburse her for the cookies.
Howard refused, and the two women began to argue. Then
Howard picked up a pair of scissors and followed the roommate in a
A 20-year-old South Dakota man was jailed last month after he tied
up and beat his girlfriend after he discovered that she had Googled “How to
get out of an abusive relationship.”
According to police, Jose Sanchez became enraged when he
discovered that his 18-year-old girlfriend had used her cell phone to research
“how to get out of an abusive relationship.”
Investigators say the victim tried to delete the search phrase
from her phone, but things turned ugly when Sanchez checked the phone’s
deleted history and discovered what she had been researching.
Police say Sanchez retaliated by tying the victim up with a belt and
an extension cord. He then allegedly punched and kicked her for 20 minutes
The investigation began when a Chesapeake family found a
piglet’s head on their front porch and another one stabbed in a barn. A
woman told police it all started as an idea for a prank after she told a co-
worker about breaking up with the piglets’ owner, Zach Sawyer.
On Feb. 6, two days before the piglets were hurt, Sawyer’s ex-
girlfriend told Fowler that Sawyer had broken up with her. The ex-girlfriend
and Fowler had worked together for a year at The Home Depot on Hillcrest
Parkway, in Hickory, authorities said.
Fowler told the ex-girlfriend that she and an unidentified man went
to Sawyer’s house, killed the pigs and slashed the tires of Sawyer’s truck,
a police statement said. Fowler is charged with two counts of felony killing/
maiming livestock, vandalism and felony possession of Adderall. Fowler also
is accused of slashing the tires on Sawyer’s pickup.
threatening manner, police say. Howard dropped the scissors and picked
up a board and struck her as she ran down the stairs. The woman then ran
to the kitchen, where Howard followed her, knocked her to the ground and
continued to hit her.
The husband separated them, allowing the woman to run out of the
house. Howard followed and picked up a sign and began to strike the woman
again, police say.
When police arrived to the scene of the incident they arrested
Howard, and she was charged with aggravated battery with a deadly weapon
and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
until she convinced him that she needed to go to a hospital.
Sanchez reportedly took the woman to the hospital and stood by
while she told emergency workers that she had been in a fight with another
woman. She was treated for multiple cracked ribs and bruising before being
released.
The victim finally had an opportunity to escape when Sanchez
became intoxicated and went to another apartment in the complex to see a
friend. That’s when she called police and told them what had happened.
Sanchez was booked into jail on charges of aggravated assault,
second-degree kidnapping and interfering with emergency communications.

Long suspected of snatching
picnic baskets, the law finally caught
up with Yogi Bear last month when he
was busted by the Utah County Sheriff’s
Office!
He faces numerous counts
including immigration enforcement
charges and fishing without a license!
Yogi, who is described as
being 60 years old, 5’8’’, and weighing
490 lbs, was released later that day after
posting bond. We assume he returned to
When his girlfriend grabbed
an antique gun during an argument last
month, police say Rodney Lee Gilbert
told her to go ahead and fire.
According to Florida
authorities, that’s exactly what Kimberly
Gustafson did. Now, Gilbert is dead, and
Gustafson is behind bars.
Police were called to the
couple’s home on Feb. 17 and found
that the 57-year-old victim had been shot
in the face. He was taken to an area
hospital, where he died from his injuries.
Police said they spoke to
witnesses, who said Gilbert had been
fighting with Gustafson over her drinking.
During the argument, witnesses said
Gustafson, 50, went into a bedroom,
Police in Colorado arrested,
fingerprinted and handcuffed an 11-year-
old boy based on a stick-figure drawing he
made in school.
Last month, his parents
complained the October arrest have cost
them thousands and led to the boy being
put on probation. The boy, identified as
“Tim” because the family did not want their
names used, has Attention Deficit Disorder
and was instructed by his therapist to draw
pictures when he feels himself get upset.
In October, he drew a picture
of himself as a stick figure, using a gun
to shoot several other stick figure people.
Above the figures he wrote, “teachers must
die” and “music sucks.”
his listed address in Provo, Utah.
Yogi booked out of jail after
paying a hefty $137,975 total bail
($100,000 for the rooting charge,
$12,345 for fishing without a license, and
$25,630 for wrongful appropriation.)
Investigators stated that Yogi
was not actually arrested, and that
his mugshot was part of a test on the
website for the Utah County Sheriff’s
Office Corrections Bureau.
returning with an antique firearm.
When she cocked it, witnesses
in the house, including Gilbert’s ex-wife,
pleaded for Gustafson not to shoot.
Gustafson walked away back toward the
bedroom.
But just as the confrontation
was cooling, police say Gilbert stood
up and told his girlfriend to “go ahead
and shoot me.” Witnesses told police
that Gilbert followed Gustafson into the
hallway, telling her repeatedly to fire.
That’s when police say
Gustafson turned and fired, striking
Gilbert in the face at point-blank range.
She fled in her car and was later found
nearby.
Finished with the drawing, the boy
was about to throw it out, when it was seen
by his teacher. He was sent to the principal’s
office and Arvada police arrested him at
home that night after the school reported the
drawing.
The boy’s mother said police
refused to let her go with her son, who
was put into handcuffs and taken to the
station. Once there, the boy was allegedly
fingerprinted, photographed and put into a
cell.
A police report says “Tim” insisted
he would never hurt anyone, especially a
teacher. He was charged with interfering
with staff and students at an educational
facility, a third degree misdemeanor.
DOCTOR’S CALL
“Hello, Doctor?”
“Yes?”
“My wife is pregnant, and her contractions are only two
minutes apart!”
“Is this her first child?”
“No, this is her husband!”
BRIBING THE PROFESSOR
A professor was giving a big test to his students. He
handed out all of the tests and went back to his desk to wait.
Once the test was over, the students handed their tests
back in. The professor noticed that one of his students had
attached a 100 dollar bill to his test with a note saying “A
dollar per point.”
In next class, the professor handed the tests back out. This
student got back his test and $64 dollars’ change.
PHONE CALL
A husband and his wife were sound asleep when suddenly
the phone rang.
The husband answered the phone and said, “Hello? How
the heck do I know? What do I look like, a weatherman?” He
then slammed the phone down and settled again into bed.
“Who was that?” his wife asked.
“I do not know. It was some guy who wanted to know if the
coast was clear.”
GREAT HEARING
A man was telling his neighbor about his new hearing aid:
“It costs me $3,000, but it’s state of the art...It’s perfect.”
“Oh really,” answered the neighbor. “What kind is it?”
“Eleven thirty.”
WRONG WAY
As an old man was driving down the freeway, his cell
phone rang.
Answering the phone, he heard his wife’s voice urgently
warning him, “Herman, I just heard on news that there is a
car going the wrong way on Route 250. Please be careful!”
“It is not just one car,” said by Herman, “It’s hundreds of
them!”
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 A Juvenile Law That Needs to Change
Juvenile courts were created as an alternative to
the criminal courts for accused children under 17
years of age.
The procedures and laws which govern the
juvenile process are there to provide certain
protections for the child. One such protection is
the limitations on formally interviewing a juvenile
suspect without notifying the juvenile court and the
child’s parent or guardian. This rule is in place to
provide the juvenile with some counsel as to the
ATTORNEY’S decision to openly speak to the police where he is
the direct target of an investigating.
CORNER Recently, while reviewing a trial transcript for a
By Rodney A. possible appeal, I noticed that the procedure was
Quesenberry not followed. Although I was aware that certain
exceptions existed to the general notification rule,
I was shocked to learn that if the crime was severe
enough, law enforcement does not have to notify
anyone before an interview takes place. They are
free to treat the accused as an adult.
The reason this revelation should be shocking
to anyone who takes a second to ponder it, is that
the whole rationale for the creation of the juvenile
court and separate procedures is that a juvenile
who is accused of a crime is markedly different
than an adult offender.
Most adults are, or should be, savvy enough
to handle their own decision as to what is in
their best interest. Conversely, we do not trust a
juvenile to enter into contracts, join the military, or
purchase alcoholic beverages. In those situations
parental consent cannot override the juvenile’s
desire to engage in that conduct.
But let a juvenile be charged with murder, child
molestation, armed robbery or other serious felony
and all the original protections which should oper-
ate to protect a child are no longer present. The
child is a sitting target for a trained investigator
to use all available tactics to obtain a confession
without any consideration of whether the child re-
ally understands what is in his best interests.
It just seems to me that the more severe the
crime, the more the system should proceed with
caution when dealing with an accused child. If that
should not be the rule, then why have any protec-
tions at all.
Rodney A. Quesenberry is a partner with Har-
rison, Medlin & Quesenberry, PC. He is licensed
in Georgia and litigates cases in Criminal Law and
Person Injury Law. His law firm can be reached at
(706) 724-5555.

RICHMOND COUNTY
Woman’s Screams Scare Off Robber
An Augusta man has been arrested after he allegedly tried
to rob a woman on Telfair Street.
Jeannie Mellick was going to her car at about 7:45 p.m. on
Feb. 19 when a man appeared, pushed her against her car
and yelled at her “I want you money.”
Mellick began screaming and the man ran without getting
Terrance Nipper, Amos Jones Jr., Andre Bates Jr., Tyrone King, 17, anything. Mellick jumped in her car and left and called the
18, of Augusta, 17, of Augusta, 27, of Augusta, of Hephzibah, sheriff’s office, a report stated.
Disorderly conduct Burglary Speeding, Interfering with Based on her description, officers arrested Daniel Lanham,
suspended license sheriff deputy 49, of 15th Street, Augusta. He was charged with criminal Daniel Lanham,
attempt robbery, the report stated. 49, of Augusta

Cornelius Mitchell, Richard Perry, 56, Richard Stewart, Rodriquez Blake, Devon Jones, 17, Elliott Mcbride, 18, Isaiah Barksdale James Armstrong,
23, of Aiken, of Hephzibah, 31, of Augusta, 40, of Hepzhzibah, of Hephzibah, of Augusta, Jr., 31, of Augusta, 19, of Warrenville,
Disorderly conduct Fail to register as Escape Giving false info Disorderly conduct Disorderly conduct 2x Fail to pay child Interfering with
sex offender support sheriff deputy

Richard Walker, John Parker, 18, Travis Osborne, Johnny Garnett, Dominique Julius Brown, Kawon Jones, 19, Fredrick Booker,
43, of Hephzibah, of Hephzibah, 18, of Augusta, 62, of Augusta, Gilchrest, 17, 27, of Augusta, of Augusta, 18, of Augusta,
Obstruction of law Simple battery Carrying concealed Suspended of Hephzibah, Obstruction of law Disorderly conduct Carrying concealed
enforcement weapon, marijuana registration, no Obstruction of law enforcement weapon
possession insurance enforcement

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 RICHMOND COUNTY
Activist Arrested For Simple Battery
Well-known community activist Woody Merry has been arrested for allegedly as-
saulting an employee at an assisted living home where his father-in-law is living.
According to a sheriff’s report, Woody arrived at Augusta Gardens on Wheeler
Road on Jan. 21 and was “very loud and abusive” about the care his father was
receiving. An employee who came to the room told authorities that Merry pushed
her, causing her to fall backwards.
Merry told the deputy that his 90-year-old father called, stating that he was hurt- Miguel Davis, 17, Miguel Heredia, Bessie Sullivan,
ing and had pushed the assistance button and no one came. of Augusta, 53, of Augusta, 29, of Augusta, In-
Bradford W. Merry, According to the report, Merry denied pushing the woman but said he grabbed Interfering with Assault, mari- terfering with sheriff
57, of Augusta her to move her aside. He said his father was in pain and he couldn’t get any as- sheriff deputy juana with intent to deputy
Simple battery sistance from the staff. The employee pressed charges, leading to Merry’s arrest. distribute, firearm
possession

Lymuel Brown, 47, Andrez Kirkland, Lasonya Morton, Antoine Jones, 30, Arthur Brown Jr., George Rebeck, Gina Mccullough, Howerdd Price,
Theft by taking 25, of Augusta, 38, of Augusta, of Hephzibah, 48, of Union City, 47, of Grovetown, 44, of Grovetown, 20, of Augusta,
Simple battery Order to show Suspended license, Fail to pay child Speeding, Disorderly conduct Operating vehicle
cause headlight violation support suspended license after conviction, fail
to stop at sign

Bill Merit, 52, Juan Holliman, 33, Ebony Ferrell, 27, Brandon Moss, 23, Brandon Rabun, Elvin Harris, 41, Eric Samuels, 16, Marquette Pixley,
Homeless, of Augusta, of Augusta, of Augusta, 27, of Augusta, of Augusta, of Augusta, 22, of Hephzibah,
Giving false info Interfering with Armed robbery Drag racing on Disorderly conduct Trespassing Child molestation- Trespassing
sheriff, fail to pay highway aggravated
child support

Cecil Brogdon lll, John Herron, 44, Joseph Kinney, Joshua Edwards, Justin Bennett, Lee Murphy, 52, Eugene Royal Jr., Michael
58, of Augusta, of Augusta, 23, Homeless, 26, of Glennville, 19, of Monroe, of Augusta, 49, of Augusta, Davis, 49,
Fleeing, speeding Battery Shoplifting Disorderly conduct Obstruction of law Trespassing 3x Fail to pay child Superior court
enforcement support bench warrant

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 RICHMOND COUNTY
Abuse Suspect Says He Caught His Girl Cheating
Officers found an Augusta woman naked and
bleeding from her mouth in her Watkins Street
apartment and her boyfriend has been charged
with battery.
Early Sunday, Richmond County Sheriff’s depu-
ties were called to the department after a report
of a suspicious person at the door. The dispatcher
reported to the deputy that the person had gotten
in the apartment and the 911 call was discon-
nected.
When the deputies arrived they found a 31-year-
old woman in the apartment on the living room
floor. Her face was swollen and two of her teeth
had been loosened.
With her was Michael Dominque McGahee, 22,
who also lives at the residence. The woman told
the officer that McGahee kicked in the door and
beat her up, the report stated.
McGahee said he found her in bed with another
man and pushed her on the floor. He said she hurt
her face when she fell.
The woman was taken to the Medical College of
Georgia for treatment and deputies did find a man
who was in the apartment when McGahee broke
in. But he said he didn’t see anything and was
uncooperative.
McGahee was arrested on a charge of battery,
according to the report.
Michael Mcgahee,
21, of Augusta

Darren Quinones, Davonte Hollis, 20, Derrick Alexander, Lashinque Nero, Devin Cushman, Dianne Smith, 54, Jamie Daniel, 28, Samuel Jones Jr.,
20, of Augusta, of Augusta, 39, of Augusta, 17, of Augusta, 18, of Augusta, of Augusta, of Augusta, 32, of Hephzibah,
Alcohol Alcohol Fail to pay child Leaving scene of Alcohol Theft by taking Criminal attempt 2x State bench war-
consumption by consumption by support accident, no insur- consumption by rant, no insurance,
minor minor ance, suspended minor fail to stop at sign
license

Marcus Mckenzie, Reginald Barnes, Richie Jones, 37, Mathew Jordan, Stanley Hayes, 42, Michael Mcnair, Leroy Edmonds, Tysha Moss, 31,
28, of Augusta, 49, of Augusta, of Augusta, 27, of Appling, Homeless, 47, of Dearing, 54, of Augusta, of Augusta,
Suspended license, Parole violation, Operating vehicle Suspended license, Disorderly conduct Disorderly conduct Disorderly conduct Trespassing
no headlights firearm possession after conviction, unregistered, no
fail to obey traffic insurance
device

Lauren Gregg, 28, Lonzo Scruggs, Lyondo Ware, Maximillion Jose Cruz, 48, Rolando Moises Guzman- Cynthia Mcgee,
of Augusta, 59, of Augusta, 30, of Augusta, Childs, 40, of Augusta, Alarcon-Tejeda, Hernandez, 22, 28, of Dearing,
Battery Suspended license, Battery, harassing of Augusta, DUI, no license 33, of Trenton, of Waynesboro, DUI, speeding,
order to show phone calls, court Trespassing DUI, fail to maintain DUI, sudden stop, open container
cause contempt, fail to lane no license
stop at sign

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 RICHMOND COUNTY
Mom Slaps Daughter in Public
A New Ellenton mother was charged with
child cruelty last Wednesday after slapping
her 3-year-old daughter and pulling her
hair in public, a report says.
Brandi Bell was picking up her kids from
her estranged husband’s workplace in
Augusta when the assault happened. The
22-year-old mom became enraged when
she found out her daughter’s hair had
been styled by her husband’s girlfriend,
leading to the alleged assault.
When the husband tried to take the girl
from his wife, she allegedly slapped him
too, a report states.
The incident was witnessed by the
couple’s 2-year-old son and employees.
The girl told a deputy, “My mom hit me
hard...she pulled my hair too.”
The officer noted a large bruise to the
victim’s left cheek. Bell was charged with
child cruelty, battery and simple battery,
and she was jailed without bond.
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• Christina: “Talk about jealousy....... that’s horrible. I
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• Wendie: “Why didn’t she beat up the girlfriend who
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of New Ellenton

Rakeem Mcgriff, Raymond Ryan, Rayshun Boyd, 23, Saketha Price, 33, Jeremy Bolton, 25, Kenneth Gregory, Robert Flaherty, Calvin Hatcher Sr.,
17, of Augusta, 57, of Hephzibah, of Augusta, of Augusta, of Augusta, 20, of Augusta, 37, of Augusta, 39, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct Grand jury arrest Disorderly conduct Suspended license, Disorderly conduct Burglary Suspended license, Theft by taking
warrant no seatbelt expired tag

William Atkinson Robernette Dannie Ellison, 18, Darrius Reynolds, Daryl Lee, 23, Quinton Samuel Jenkins, Robert Belote, 24,
Jr., 43, of Augusta, Scriven, 19, of Augusta, 18, of Augusta, of Augusta, Hammond, 20, 44, of Augusta, of Fort Bliss,
Simple battery of Hephzibah, Disorderly conduct Disorderly conduct Suspended license of Augusta, Disorderly conduct DUI
Disorderly conduct Alcohol
consumption by
minor

Clarifications
Because of an error by the Rich-
mond County Sheriff’s Office, The Jail
Report mistakenly ran two mugshots
of 25-year-old Brent Morin of North
Augusta in Issue 23 dated Nov. 23,
2010. Morin was charged only once
with DUI that month.
In another case, Richmond County Arnold Bell Jr., 44, Sammy Davis, 22, Shakeshia Pheotis Upshaw,
has dropped charges against of Sardis, of Aiken, Murphy, 19, 33, of Augusta,
26-year-old Joey Griffin Jr. of Augusta Shoplifting Disorderly conduct of Bishopville, Weapon possession,
Brent Morin, 25, Joey Griffin Jr., 26, Shoplifting
for failure to pay child support. His false imprisonment,
of North Augusta of Augusta
attorney says he should have never marijuana with intent
been charged. Documents show Grif- to distribute,
fin had paid $5,976 two days before terroristic threats
his arrest.

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 RICHMOND COUNTY
Bi-Lo Manager Arrested for Theft
The assistant manager of Bi-Lo on Peach
Orchard Road was busted last week for stealing
$100, a sheriff’s report states.
Robbie Barnes allegedly took $100 from a
cash drawer last Wednesday. Store officials told
Stanley Hayes, 42, Stephen Brady, Jamie Deyoe, Michael Rolland,
52, of Augusta, officers that the suspect returned to the Augusta
of Augusta, 36, of Augusta, 32, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct Simple battery Speeding, Disorderly conduct store at 2:45 a.m. Thursday and confessed to
suspended license, taking the money, a report states.
state bench warrant Barnes, 52, of Hephzibah, was then arrested
for theft by taking, a misdemeanor. Robbie Barnes,
52, of Hephzibah

Myrtis Coleman, Pierre Harris, 47, Quincy Collier, 27, Michael Lasseter,
21, of Augusta, Simple battery, of Augusta, 30, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct obstruction Criminal damage Disorderly conduct
to property

350 TRANS $450

700 R4 $550
4L60E $650

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 EDGEFIELD COUNTY
RAPED SINCE AGE 8
Suspects Charged with Years of Sex Abuse on 2 Girls

Billy Bruce Smith, 31, Calvin Charles

Ray Jackson, 62, Criminal domestic Robertson, 26, Rogers, 45,
Simple larceny violence Fail to leave when Grand larceny
ordered, breach of
peace

Sex charges have been filed in Edgefield
and Columbia counties against three men
accused of abusing two girls over several
years, accusations that surfaced when the
Martinez teens stepped forward last year.
A 17-year-old Martinez girl reported on
Dec. 26 that she had been raped by Ron-
nie Lamb (right mugshot) starting when
she was 8 years old, according to Colum-
Ernest Houston Johnathan Larry Hill Jr., 52, bia County Sheriff’s Capt. Steve Morris.
Bo Buff IV, 32, Holsomback, 22, Marshall, 24, Public drunk She told authorities it started by her touch-
Assault and battery Breach of trust Disorderly conduct, ing him and progressed to her performing
malicious injury to oral sex on him.
personal property “She said he started having sex with her
when she was 13 years old. The last time
he had sex with her was August 7, 2010,”
Morris said in a press release. “She stated
he told her if she told anyone that he
would kill her and her family.”
The girl said Lamb let two males named
Marcus James (left mugshot) and “Wally”
have sex with her. She said as she would
perform oral sex, the other males would hit
her in the head, Morris said.
The second victim, now 18 years old
Michael Pierre, 41, Obryan Odell Paul Greene, 28, from Martinez, told authorities on Dec. 26
Grand larceny Bussey, 24, McCain Jr., 41, Family court that she also was raped by Lamb start-
Forgery Child neglect sentence ing when she was 9 years old. She said
when she turned 13, he started having sex
with her. He would also involve the same
two males when she turned 14. She told
investigators that the last time he had sex
with her was August 7, 2010.
“He told her he would kill her and her
family if she told anyone,” Morris said.
August 7, 2010 was the last time both
victims had contact with Lamb. Lamb and
James were arrested and charged with
aggravated child molestation and both
are in custody with no bond. James is
in the Columbia County Jail and Lamb
is in Edgefield County Jail charged with
molesting the victims in their jurisdiction.
Edgefield has not charged James but
Columbia County has charged both James
and Lamb.
Marcus James was arrested last
Wednesday and is being held at the
Columbia County Jail without bond. Lamb
remains in custody at the Edgefield County
Detention Center without bond.
Wallace Percival (middle) was arrested
in February in Edgefield County in con-
nection to the molestations. Percival was
released on a $20,000 personal recogni-
zance bond after his arrest. He has not
been charged by Columbia County.
EdgefieldDaily.com contributed to
this report.

Student Smokes Weed During Class Project

From EdgefieldDaily.com
JOHNSTON – A Strom Thurmond student was ar-
rested after reportedly smoking a marijuana cigarette
while performing a community service with other
students as part of a class project.
Timothy Hill Jr., 19, of Johnston, was taken into
Steven Burt, 37, Tanner custody after teachers reported seeing him smoking
Trespassing McCary, 17, the hand-rolled cigarette, which was recovered by one
Disorderly conduct of the teachers.
According to a report released on Friday, while the
students were working on a wheelchair ramp to a
home, Hill was spotted smoking and when he noticed
he was being watched, he dropped the cigarette and
walked away. One of the teachers picked it up, put it
out, and then placed it in his shirt pocket.
However, the “odor became so bad that he placed
it on the outside window sill,” the report states. After
turning away for a short time the teacher noticed Timothy Hill, 19,
someone had taken a large portion of the marijuana Marijuana
cigarette leaving only a small part behind. That is possession
when authorities were notified.

EdgefieldDaily.com • “Edgefield County As It Happens”

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 BURKE COUNTY

Dog Troubles in
Burke County
Burke County deputies handle a lot
of animal-related calls. Here are a few
recent ones:
Allen Alexander Alonzo Boyd, 48, Alonzo Christine David Ellison, 38, • On Feb. 21, Deputy G. Jenkins
Delaigle Jr., 32, Holmes, 23, of Waynesboro, Godinez-Perez, 18, Long, 40, of Sardis, met with a Midville woman about some
of Waynesboro, of Waynesboro, Suspended license, of Waynesboro, of Waynesboro, Parole violation juveniles shooting her dogs with a pel-
DUI Suspended license, no insurance No state drivers Superior court let gun. The woman said her neigh-
fail to stop at sign license week-end felony bor’s two sons shot two of her dogs
sentence causing minor injuries. She said the
boys also abuse their own animals.
• On Feb. 18, Cpl. R. Anderson
answered a call to a home on Lee
Street in Hephzibah, where a woman
said her neighbor’s dogs came on her
property and attacked her 14-year-old
American Bulldog. The dog suffered a
wound to the head. The woman said
the dogs also chased her horse, caus-
ing the animal to injure its left leg.
Dennis Wright, 46, George Dukes, 30, Jennifer Kelvin Kennard Kirsten Lane, 22, • On Feb. 17, Cpl. Joel Adams an-
of Waynesboro, of Waynesboro, Wilson, 35, Osborne, 34, Mcbride, 23, of Waynesboro, swered a call to Farmers Bridge Road
Probation violation, Forgery, criminal of Waynesboro, of Waynesboro, of Waynesboro, Municipal court at Corley Road. A man told the officer
criminal trespass trespass, parole 2x Possession of State court con- Child support- bench warrant that he was taking his trash out when
violation drugs not in legal tempt contempt order a black Pit Bull came from behind the
container, altered dumpster and bit his left leg.
license plate

Veronica Tiesha Smith, 31, Tony Bryant, 51, Tyrone Albert Anthony Jackson, Antuwan Christopher
Neely, 26, of of Waynesboro, of Waynesboro, Flowers, 41, Crumbley Jr., 44, 35, of Hephzibah, Jones, 34, Harris, 25,
Waynesboro, Interfering with Driving unlicensed of Waynesboro, of Waynesboro, Safekeeping for of Stone Mountain, of Helena,
2x Cruelty to officer DUI, suspended li- Cocaine and con- other authorities Safekeeping for Safekeeping for
children, battery, cense and registra- trolled substance other authorities other authorities
criminal trespass tion, no insurance, possession
fleeing

Clifton Outler, 22, Eric Bennett, 34, Lanicqua Lindsey Marvin Patrick Belvin, 34, Robert Thomas
of Wadley, of Waynesboro, Greenem, 30, Gilmore Jr., 47, Carpenter Jr., 26, of Sardis, Shively Jr., 46, Mcnair, 25,
Safekeeping Operating amber of Waynesboro, of Waynesboro, of Waynesboro, 3x Incest of Waynesboro, of Waynesboro,
lights without per- Probation violation Probation violation Probation violation Probation violation Interference with
mission, probation officer
violation

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 COLUMBIA COUNTY
Buying Items with Bogus Checks
Anthony Dominick Harkins likes to write checks.
Too bad they were on a closed account.
Back in December, Harkins bought an ATV from Lonnie
Wren of Thomson, which was advertised in the classified
ads. He wrote a check for $380, but when Wren deposited
it, it was discovered the check was from a closed account at
Regions Bank, a Columbia County Sheriff‘s report says.
A month before, Jack Davis of Martinez, met with Harkins Alexander Aliman Bobb, 27, Ambrosio Herrera- April
to sell him two items. Harkins wrote the man a $1,900 check Jackson, 17, Child abandonment Chipahua, 19, Clements, 25,
also on the account, which according to the bank was closed Marijuana Driving unlicensed Fail to appear,
Anthony on Nov. 23, 2010. possession leaving scene of ac-
Harkins, 28 Harkins, 28, of Aiken, was charged with two counts of lar- cident, following too
ceny and one count of deposit account fraud, a report stated. closely, suspended
license

Bradley Beggs, 18, Brandon Bryan Belton, 23, Chadwick Christopher David Tucker, 27, Deonta Edwin Deras, 32,
Marijuana Dodds, 26, Shoplifting Fagan, 34, Madden, 41, DUI Jackson, 21, Driving unlicensed
possession Probation violation Drug possession Probation violation Suspended license,
no insurance, al-
tered license plate

Isaiah Issac Wright, 28, James Jeffery Hardin, 24, Jenee House, 25, John Keip, 37, John Jonathan
Robinson, 23, Probation violation Redfern, 26, Suspended license Suspended license Probation violation Overstreet, 34, Egan, 24,
Open container, Suspended license Public drunkenness Probation violation
no insurance,
suspended license

Seizure of Money & Drugs is ‘One of the Largest’

A six-month drug probe ended Friday in search warrant at Alonzo’s home in the 900
Columbia County as the special operations block of Furys Ferry Road led to the cash
bureau seized 3 kilos of cocaine and over seizure.
$100,000 in cash. Authorities said the pair were about to make
A tip helped police make a traffic stop in a drug delivery. They called Friday’s seizure
Justin Poole, 19, Evans, where suspects Jesus Alonzo, 25, and one of the largest drug and money seizures in
Criminal trespass Ventura Reyes-Martinez, 33, of North Augusta, Columbia County history. Ventura Reyes- Jesus Alonzo, 25,
were charged with trafficking in cocaine. A Martinez, 33, Trafficking cocaine
Trafficking cocaine

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 COLUMBIA COUNTY
Chase with Reckless Driver Nears 100 mph
A man was arrested on multiple charges after
leading police on a high-speed chase.
Michael Beasley, 28, was charged Thursday
with fleeing/attempting to elude officers, reckless
driving, driving with a suspended license and no
proof of insurance. He is also on hold for other
agencies who have outstanding warrants against
him, according to the Columbia County Sheriff’s
Office.
The chase began after a Columbia County
deputy spotted a black Lincoln Navigator parked
at the McDonald’s, 3804 Washington Road. The
deputy ran the tag and it came back as the tag
for a 2001 GMC Sierra pickup. The deputy found
Beasley asleep in the driver’s seat. Beasley said
he didn’t have his identification and was waiting
for a man named Craig to come get the vehicle,
the report stated.
He did give the deputy his name and date of
birth and the officer found that there may be
warrants for him in Richmond County and South
Carolina.
When another deputy pulled up, Beasley drove
off, jumping the curb and turning eastbound on
Washington Road. Beasley turned onto Pleasant
Home Road, reaching speeds of 70 miles an hour,
and then east onto Bobby Jones Expressway,
where he hit almost 100 miles per hour.
Beasley got off at the Wrightsboro Road exit, Michael
pulled into a gas station and jumped out of the car Beasley, 28,
to run. He was chased by a deputy and the Rich- Reckless driving,
mond County Sheriff’s Office set up a perimeter. fleeing, suspended
Beasley was caught shortly after. license

Leah O’Brien, 33, Logan Wester, 17, Luis Gutierrez- Malcolm Marcus Jones, 25, Marion Martin Michael Logan, 29,
Probation violation Shoplifting Uroza, 25, Adams, 30, Probation violation Woodley, 57, Hathorn, 18, Probation violation
Financial identity Larceny Duty to stop at ac- Simple battery
fraud, false state- cident
ments or writings

Moses Neeve Nichole Oliver Patrick Paul Cooper, 28, Prentice Randy
Mcgahee, 22, Woolard, 47, Johnson, 39, Mayfield, 37, Fairburn, 52, Probation violation Thomas, 35, Williams, 30,
Probation violation Drug possession Probation violation Probation violation DUI, leaving Suspended license, Drug possession,
scene of accident, expired tag obstruction
following too closely

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 COLUMBIA COUNTY
Stolen TVs Found at Monterrey’s
Columbia County authorities have
recovered nearly two dozen flat-screen
TVs and a dozen or more laptop comput-
Your Thoughts
ers stolen from homes in both Richmond From our Facebook page:
and Columbia Counties, Capt. Steve
Morris said. • Shelly: “Freakin Moterrey’s! They got your flat screen
A search warrant was executed Feb. AND your tip.”
21 at Monterrey’s Mexican Restaurant • Billy: “I don’t want any more salsa...I WANT MY TV
BACK!”
on 4018 Washington Road in Martinez,
Abel Martinez- Daniel Lopez, 27, Deniro Wilson, 18, • Jason: “Hot television, Hot laptop, Hot plate.”
where some items were found. • Amanda: “I wondered why the TV towards the back of
Martinez, 27, Theft by receiving Burglary
Daniel Lopez, 27, and Abel Martinez- Theft by receiving stolen property the restaurant was gone ...”
Martinez, 27, were arrested and charged • Kellie: “That is crazy! Monterreys is my #1 spot!! Abel
with theft by receiving stolen property. is my favorite waiter.”
Deniro Wilson, 18, was charged with • Robert: “Guess Monterrey’s is gonna be hiring.”
burglary. • Leigh Anne: “I was one of the ones whose TV was
In addition, burglary warrants were stolen. Maybe I’ll get it back??? Losers. If it’s not yours,
issued for three men who were initially don’t take it!!”
• Laura: “It is hard to work for a living just to come
detained in Jefferson County:
home to find that someone has broken in and stolen your
Darren Moore, 23, of Augusta; Ger- stuff..... I try not to hate, but it’s hard!”
ald Moore, 20, of Augusta, and Ronnie
Boozer, 17 (mugshot not available), of Gerald Moore, 20, Darren Moore, 23,
Augusta. Burglary Burglary

Ryan Hawkins, 24, Ryan Phillips, 17, Stoney Theodore Timothy Cook, 23, Trevor Barnes, 17, Trevor Tyler James, 19,
DUI Marijuana Thomason, 47, Wilson, 45, Grand jury arrest Robbery Brownell, 20, DUI
possession Probation violation Fail to obey traffic warrant Suspended license
device

Tyrone Harris, 32, Ulysses Lasonya William Berry, 47, William William Drexler Lameshia
Shoplifting Cooper, 37, Morton, 38, Disorderly conduct Howard, 52, Johnson, 46, Thomas, 23, Gainer, 33,
Suspended license No insurance Suspended license Simple battery Probation violation No insurance,
suspended license

Comedy “When I was born, the doctor came out to the waiting room and said to my father, ‘I’m very
sorry. We did everything we could. But he pulled through.’ ” – Rodney Dangerfield
Corner

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 Repeat Offender Of The Week:
Barbara Ann McKenny
Barbara Ann McKenny looked so happy in
that first 1997 mugshot.
Notice how the Augusta woman quickly
lost her smile as piled up arrest after arrest
in Richmond County?
It’s sad really. This week’s repeat offender
could have avoided half of her arrests by
showing up to court or abiding by the terms
of her probation or parole. But not Barbara.
Now 46 years old, Barb’s promises to
abide by the court’s sentence hold about as
much weight as a wet paper bag.
Last week, she was picked up again for an
“order to show cause,” which means she’s
accused of not abiding by the conditions of
her probation.
It’s no surprise, really, considering her rap
sheet. Over the years, Barbara has been ac-
cused of battery, trespassing, cocaine pos-
session, theft by receiving, and shoplifting. February 21, 2011
Here’s a look at Barbara’s resume with ar- Order to show cause
rest dates and charges at the time.

Oct. 24, 1997 May 14, 1998 Jan. 20, 1999 June 8, 1999 Oct. 17, 1999 Feb. 4, 2002 April 4, 2002 Dec. 7, 2003
Simple battery Parole Violation Parole violation Criminal trespass Disorderly conduct Parole violation No driver’s license Disorderly conduct

Aug. 15, 2004 Nov. 4, 2004 Sept. 13, 2005 March 19, 2006 July 10, 2006 Oct. 22, 2006 June 1, 2007 Dec. 14, 2007
Failure to appear Failure to appear Possession of Solicitation Failure to appear Order to show Order to show Theft by receiving
cocaine cause cause stolen property

NOTE:
Charges, mugshots & dates
of arrest shown here were
provided by the
Richmond County
Feb. 14, 2008 June 8, 2008 Feb. 14, 2009 May 1, 2009
Shoplifting Disorderly conduct Shoplifting Disorderly conduct
Feb. 19, 2010 Nov. 22, 2010 Sheriff’s Office.
Possession of Order to show
cocaine, order to cause
show cause

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 WANTED
AIKEN COUNTY MOST WANTED. CALL 800-922-9709
RICHMOND COUNTY WANTED.
CALL 706-821-1020

Carlton Daniel Jasper, 25, David James Joey Hardison, 22, Earl Spencer, 23, James Winter, 27, Jerry Lively, 37,
Lamb Jr., 20, Wanted for criminal Malpass Jr., 22, Kimbrell, 47, Wanted for assault Wanted for credit Wanted for Wanted for criminal
Wanted for 2x domestic violence Wanted for assault Wanted for criminal and battery card theft harassing phone damage to property
forgery and battery domestic violence calls
and violation of
protection order

Leslie Murphy, 34, Marcus Jones, 19, Matthew Ronnie Tony Dixon, 20, Maurice Ray Williams, 31, Torrence
Wanted for drugs Wanted for forgery Harris, 24, Swancey, 22, Wanted for criminal Sturgis, 37, Wanted for burglary Freeman, 29,
prohibited acts Wanted for obtain- Wanted for criminal domestic violence Wanted for terroris- Wanted for forgery
ing prescription domestic violence tic threats and acts
drugs by fraud

New Warrants in Aiken County

In addition to suspects pictured on this page, these warrants were
issued or received between Feb. 17-23 by the Aiken County Sheriff’s
Office. See your name? You can turn yourself in at the sheriff’s office
at 420 Hampton Ave. NE, Aiken, during regular business hours. After
hours, go to the agency lobby and call the dispatcher using the phone
provided.
• ANDERSON, JOSEPH (2400 block of Columbia Highway North,
Aiken) - Contempt
• CULBREATH, ROGER (Cantelou Road, Edgefield) - Contempt
• DAVENPORT, ELVIS (Oklahoma Street, Wagener) - Use of auto
without permission
• GOODMAN, ERIC (Lewis Road, Augusta) - Contempt
• MEALING, CARRIE (100 block of Chalet North Court, North Augus-
ta) - Seven counts of fraudulent checks
• MILHOUSE, DAMIEN (Peacock Street, Williston) - Malicious injury
to personal property
• PRICE, JONATHON (200 block of Gales River Road, Columbia,
S.C.) - Contempt
• STALEY, TYESHIA - Malicious injury to personal property
• STARKEY, SURAPONE (Pinecrest Drive, North Augusta) - Con-
tempt
• YOUNG SR, DANNY (Silver Bluff Road, Beech Island) - Chop Shop,
receiving stolen property

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