Note: Arrest and incident information collected by various agencies is a public record available for review by their respective local law enforcement and public safety agencies. Not all arrests lead to a conviction. The judiciary decides on guilt or innocence.
JAIL
Bulloch County Sheriff's Office
Shardae Shaquise Hills, 29, Maple Circle, Greensboro, Georgia – Probation violation for fingerprint/felony.
Tatyana Alexis Hopkins, 35, Redgemont Place, Houston, Texas – Probation Violation on Fingerprint/Crime Charge.
Leterreon Javon Emanuel Hunter, 28, Lee Road - Probation violation for fingerprinting/felony.
Michelle Renae Keller, 38, Buck Creek Road – Assault (Family Violence)/First Offense.
Lamonte Mark Kendzierski, 51, Rocky Ford Road, Portal – drums; simple assault/family violence; Cruelty to children/third degree/allowing a child to witness a violent crime/assault/family violence; criminal transgression.
John Robert Lanier, 60, Clifton Road, Brooklet – No insurance; registration suspended; seat belt/adult; Driving with a disqualified or suspended driver's license/misdemeanor.
Albert Paul Parker, 42, Buck Creek Road – assault (family violence)/first offence.
Garnett Lamar Perry, 45, Horsefly Road, Portal: Terrorist Threats and Actions.
Robert Thomas Shannon, 45, Lilla Meyers Road, Ellabell – possession of a firearm by a convicted felon or first felon; possession of a firearm or knife while committing or attempting a criminal offense; possession of methamphetamine.
Justin Steven Timmons, 42, Hightower Road – assault (family violence)/first offence; Cruelty to children/third degree - allowing the child to witness a violent crime/assault/family violence.
Recia Leann Timmons, 41, Hightower Road: simple assault (family violence)/first offence; Cruelty to children/third degree - allowing the child to witness a violent crime/assault/family violence.
Stateboro Police Department
Devon Bostick, 22 Jaquan, White Pine Avenue. - Attack (fv)/first offense.
Frederick Lee Brooker, 30 Lanier Drive Apartments. - Obstruction of law enforcement/misdemeanor.
36 Osvaldo Diaz, W. Jones Street - too close behind, hit and run; Driver's obligation to stop or return to the scene of the accident.
Dillon Spencer Dyches, 32 Lane Street, Brooklet - providing a false name, address or date of birth to a police officer; Driving with a suspended or revoked license/criminal license; theft/misdemeanor; Providing a false name, address or date of birth to a police officer.
Cheryl Ann Habersham, 64, Hope Baptist Church Road – Furto em loja.
Tajewaun Mikel Jackson, 23, Essex Place, Hephzibah – driving with a suspended or revoked license/misdemeanor; Wanted from Screven County.
Laura Mae Johnson, 52, Merrywood Drive – Fraud/Petty Theft; theft by intent/misdemeanor; Theft by conversion/crime.
21 Le Jacquline Lee Johnson, W. 7th Street, Rincon - obstruction of officers/misdemeanor.
Koran Rashad Jordan, 28, Mikell Street – burglary/auto theft; DUI/no insurance/alcohol; obstruction of law enforcement/misdemeanor; burglary/criminal; Obstruction of Law Enforcement/Misdemeanors.
Kareem Malik Knight, 18 Braxton Boulevard – obstruction of officers/misdemeanor; simple assault/family violence; criminal trespassing; damage to property; three counts of obstruction of law enforcement/misdemeanor; criminal trespassing; restraining order/misdemeanor; reckless driving; hit and run; Driver's obligation to stop or return to the scene of the accident; it does not alert the owner when it hits a solid object.
Jermaine Antwan Loadholt, 36, Ferrill Street, Savannah - single drums; simple assault/family violence; two counts of terrorist threats and acts; two cases of harassment; Mandamus certificate / administrative offence.
Travis Shadell Mckine, 44, Morriss Street Apartments – Kokainbesitz.
Kenton Lawrence Perkins, 33, Woodland Drive – single attack; criminal trespassing; Driving with a disqualified or suspended driver's license/misdemeanor.
Dontravis Lashawn Plowden, 33, Thomas Street – probation violation on fingerprint/crime charges; Arrest Warrant / Arrest Warrant.
Tony Dvon Wells, 31, Packinghouse Road – Probation Violation on Misdemeanor/Fingerprint Charge.
Georgia State Patrol Post 45
Caleb Darius Evans, 23, Darton Drive, Augusta – DUI/less insurance/alcohol; exceeding the speed limits; Driving with a disqualified or suspended driver's license/misdemeanor.
Adel Ali Hlat, 34, Georgia Avenue Apartments – DUI/No Insurance/Drugs; Speed above the maximum limits.
Keon Lamar Kemp, 22, SW Street, Miami, FL – DUI/Unsafe/Drugs; buying, possessing, manufacturing, distributing or selling marijuana/crime; exceeding the speed limits; reckless driving; Seat belt/adult.
Davarous Antwan Murray, 19, Miranda Road, Augusta – DUI/less insurance/drugs; exceeding the speed limits; seat belt/adult; Marijuana possession/less than 1 ounce.
Eric Dontravius Shatteen, 28, Johnson Street Apartments: Speeding Limits; DUI/no insurance/alcohol; driving with a suspended or revoked license/misdemeanor; seat belt/adult; Expired Registration.
Damien Jarel Smith, 29, Gassaway Street, Hinesville – possession of methamphetamine; possession of a Schedule I controlled substance; possession and use of drug-related items; Marijuana possession/less than 1 ounce; DUI/less insurance/drugs; lane departure error.
Steven Floyd Smith, 55, Broad Street, Augusta - Driving an unsafe or ill-equipped vehicle; common rapist; Driving with a disqualified or suspended driver's license/misdemeanor.
Michael Ray Sparks, 39, Hwy 301 - Driving with a suspended or revoked license/misdemeanor; DUI/no insurance/alcohol; Violation of probation for misdemeanor/fingerprint charges.
Jefferson County Sheriff's Office
Christopher Michael Jenkins, 49, Jefferson County Correctional Facility, Louisville – manufacture of methamphetamine; possession of methamphetamine; possession of a firearm by a convicted felon or first-time offender; Possession of a firearm or knife while committing or attempting to commit certain crimes.
INCIDENT
GLAZEBROOKE AVENUE - A woman reported a car accident. She noticed several items were missing from her bag and wasn't sure if she had left the vehicle unlocked. The case is under investigation.
ST. PAUL CHURCH ROAD/HIGHWAY 46 -- A Toyota truck was pulled over after the vehicle was controlled at 77 mph. The driver was also seen talking on the phone with the phone in her left hand. The driver explained that he was late for work and that he was talking to his father. He received two summonses, one for speeding and one for holding/assisting a wireless communication device.
BEAVER CREEK DRIVE -- A man came to the sheriff's office about a suspicious incident (possible fraud). that she will share with him. He said his friend's attorney sent him a check for $20,000, which he deposited into his bank account. He withdrew $5,000 in cash and bought $3,200 in Walmart gift cards to send to his friend. You were later informed by your banking institution that the check was fake and the money was withdrawn from your account. They told him that his girlfriend in Nigeria might be a scammer; However, he says it is "legitimate" and that it was a mistake by his attorney.
BULLOCH 911 REPORTS
Prosecution
Brooklet Police Department - Three calls on Monday.
Bulloch County Sheriff's Office - 19 calls Monday.
Candler County Sheriff's Office - Six calls on Monday.
Claxton Police Department - Two calls on Monday.
Evans County Sheriff's Office - Four calls Monday.
Georgia State Patrol Station 45 - Six calls Monday.
Georgia Southern University Police Department: A call Monday.
Metter Police Department - A call on Monday.
Portal Police Department: No calls on Monday.
Statesboro Police Department – 25 Anrufe am Montag.
fire department
Bulloch County Fire Department - nine calls Monday.
Evans County Fire Department: A call Monday.
Fire Department Metter - No calls on Monday.
Statesboro Fire Department: Six calls Monday.
emergency service
Bulloch County EMS: One accident call, one first aid call and 26 medical emergency calls Monday.
Candler County EMS - Three medical calls Monday.
Evans County EMS - One accident call and four medical calls Monday.
Calls to other agencies
911 disconnected - 45 calls on Monday.
Air transport - A call on Monday.
Bulloch County Animal Services: A call Monday.
Bulloch County Correctional Facility - No calls Monday.
Bryan County 911 - Two calls Monday.
Emanuel County 911: A call Monday.
Georgia Power - No calls on Monday.
Department for Transport - No calls on Monday.
Tattnall County - No calls on Monday.
Excelsior EMC: No calls on Monday.
911 from Screven County: Called Monday.
Atlanta Police Department: A call on Monday.
New Hanover County, North Carolina “Phone call on Monday.
Chatham County: A call on Monday.
- compiled by Eddie Ledbetter
FAQs
How do I get a police report in Ontario? ›
Copies of other police documents can be obtained through a formal Freedom of Information request, made at York Regional Police Headquarters or the Customer Service Unit.
Can you file a police report online in Georgia? ›File a report online
This page lets you submit a police report now and print a copy of the report for free. Please turn off your pop-up blocking software before you file a report. Filing a false police report is a crime. If this is an Emergency please call 911.
There are four main types of police reports: arrest reports, incident reports, crime reports, and accident reports.
Are police reports public in Ontario? ›Copies of police reports are available ONLY to those parties involved in the incident or their representatives with consent. Please note: All third-party information will be deleted from the report. Reports will not be released if the investigation is open and ongoing or the matter is proceeding before the court.
How much is a police report in Ontario? ›an uncertified report for $12 (most common) a certified report for $18.
How much does a police report cost in Georgia? ›It runs $11 in Georgia.
How long do I have to file a police report in Georgia? ›The law doesn't state a specific time frame in which you must report your claim. However, it does say you're required to do so immediately. If you fail to report an accident, you can be criminally charged with fleeing the scene.
Is a police report admissible in Georgia? ›In some states, the typical way to “use” a police report at trial is to question the officer about what they wrote in the report. But under Georgia's hearsay exception, the police report is admissible in a trial as evidence to show what happened.
What are the 2 general types of report? ›Informational versus Analytical Reports
Informal reports and formal reports have two major categories: informational and analytical reports.
While you have the right to remain silent, you do not have the right to lie to the police. Lying to a police officer who is investigating an offence may constitute “obstructing a peace officer” or “obstruction of justice.” These are serious criminal offences in themselves.
Are local police records public? ›
Yes, according to the California Public Records Act, all arrest records that law enforcement agencies create are open for public view. Anyone that wishes to view public arrest records must contact their local law enforcement officials.
Are police reports public record Canada? ›3/ Are Criminal Records public in Canada? Generally no, your criminal record is not public in Canada. There are some exceptions in the context of other laws, for example, regulating firearms and protecting children. In Ontario, access to your criminal record is covered by the Police Record Checks Reform Act.
Is it worth reporting to the police? ›Telling the police
Reporting the crime to the police could prevent further crimes being committed and protect others from becoming victims. The criminal justice system can only work effectively with your help.
It is not a crime in Canada for anyone to photograph a uniformed police officer, as long as the photographer does not obstruct or interfere with the execution of their duties; and it is a violation of their Charter rights to prevent anyone from doing so.
What happens if you don't report an accident within 24 hours Ontario? ›What happens if someone hits you and they don't report it? If someone hits your vehicle and they don't report the accident, they could be charged with "Leaving The Scene Of An Accident". Failure to file an accident report is very serious. If you hit a vehicle and don't stop, you may be subject to criminal prosecution.
Are police reports public record in Georgia? ›Georgia law clearly provides that, except as otherwise specifically provided, “All public records … shall be open for a personal inspection by any citizen of this state at a reasonable time and place; and those in charge of such records shall not refuse this privilege to any citizen.” O.C.G.A. § 50-18- 70(b).
How do I get a copy of a police report in Georgia? ›- Records and Reports Office: 141 Pryor Street SW, Atlanta, GA, 30303.
- Hours of operation: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Telephone number: 404-613-5700.
- Police Headquarters: 4701 Fulton Industrial Boulevard SW, Atlanta, GA 30336.
- Hours of operation: ...
- Telephone number: 404-613-6600.
Penalty for Giving a False Report of a Crime in Georgia
A person convicted of offering a false report of a crime in Georgia will be guilty of a misdemeanor. Misdemeanors come with a punishment of up to one year in prison, a fine up to $1,000, or both.
Reporting Duties to the Police
You must report the collision at a police station or an authorised office of a traffic officer within 24 hours, with your driving licence. If you could not do so because of your injuries, you must report it as soon as is reasonably practicable.
Lodge a police report within 24 hours
A police summons may result otherwise.
How long do you have to report an accident in GA? ›
In Georgia, most car accidents follow simple deadlines: You generally have two years from the date of the accident to file actions for injuries (called liability claims).
Can you record someone in public without their consent in Georgia? ›Georgia prohibits the use of a camera “without the consent of all persons observed, to observe, photograph, or record the activities of another which occur in any private place and out of public view.” Ga. Code Ann. § 16-11-62(2).
Can you refuse to show ID to police in Georgia? ›In Georgia, if police have reasonable suspicion that you are involved in criminal activity, they can stop you and ask you to identify yourself. If you are stopped while driving, you also need to provide identification. Otherwise, remember that you have the right to remain silent.
What are the 3 exceptions to the hearsay rule? ›A statement of birth, legitimacy, ancestry, marriage, divorce, death, relationship by blood or marriage, or similar facts of personal or family history, contained in a regularly kept record of a religious organization.
Can I get a copy of a police report in Canada? ›Make a request by email or mail
If you can't make a request online, you can complete the RCMP's Access to Information Request Form and email it to atipb@rcmp-grc.gc.ca or mail it to the address below.
Other RCMP records
Are you looking to access general records the RCMP has that is not personal in nature, or is personal in nature, but is not about you? Make an Access to Information Act request. There is a $5 processing fee for each request.
Filing a police report online
This system allows you to submit a report from your computer or mobile device without going to an OPP detachment. All submissions will be sent directly to the OPP and reviewed by an officer. You may be contacted to provide more information.
Police certificates are, generally, valid for one year from their date of issue. However, for Canada immigration, the police certificate must have been issued at most 6 months before you submitted your application.
How do I find my record in Canada? ›Accessing Your Own Criminal Record
You have the right to access your own criminal record. You can request a copy from the RCMP or your local police under the Privacy Act of Canada. Criminal record checks are completed by municipal police and local RCMP detachments.
The average time is approximately 14 working days from the day that the complete application is received at the Criminal Record Centre until the Clearance Certificate is issued.
Can a police officer search your phone in Canada? ›
Typically, the police do not have the right to search your cell phone in Canada without a search warrant and the only way they have a right to search your cell phone is if you consent to same, which is not necessarily a wise thing to do.
How do I know if I have been charged with a crime Canada? ›Contact the Crown prosecutor's office to get a copy of the police investigation file (disclosure). This will tell you why you are charged and what the evidence is against you. Crown Office contact information is in the pamphlet Information for self-represented litigants in Provincial Court: Adult Criminal Court.
Can police search your house in Canada? ›This blog article will explain to you about the legality of property searches in Canada. The police can enter your home under two circumstances. First, they can pop in and search your house with your permission. Second, the police can jump in and search your house if they have an arrest or search warrant.
What are local police records? ›What Is Local Police Information? Each Police Force around England holds a local record of information on individuals that fall under their area. This local police information DBS can be disclosed on an Enhanced DBS check in the “Other Relevant Information” on the check.
Does Canada have a public record? ›The Access to Information Act gives every Canadian citizen, permanent resident, individual or corporation in Canada the right to request access to records that are under the control of federal government institutions, regardless of their format.
How long do you have to file a police report Ontario? ›Failing to Report the Accident
Ontario law requires that you notify the police immediately if anyone is injured in a car accident or the damage to all vehicles appears to be greater than $2,000. Otherwise, you have 24 hours to report a collision to a Collision Reporting Centre.
Contrary to popular perception, complainants do not “press charges” against accused persons. A victim of domestic abuse can make a complaint to police but it is the police who will decide whether or not to lay a criminal charge.