According to the Emanuel County Sheriff’s Office…
October 3
Victim stated offender/daughter-in-law forged a $300 check on her account.
October 5
Major received a warrant from Millen PD on offender. Deputies made contact with offender on Mt. Shady Church Rd. and transported him to EmCo Jail.
Deputy met with complainant in reference to an animal complaint and damage to property report. C/p stated offender’s dogs have killed four of his ducks and there has been issues with the dogs getting out of offender’s yard and killing various other animals in the area. C/p stated he attempted to speak to offender, and he acted as if she did not care about the issue.
Complainant stated she struck a tire on I16 causing moderate damage to her vehicle.
Deputies went to Long Bay Dr. in reference to a wanted person.
Deputy responded to I16 in reference to a single vehicle accident. Driver advised he lost control due to wet road conditions and slip off the roadway. Vehicle was towed.
October 7
Complainant reported her tag was mailed to an old PO Box and she never received.
October 8
Complainant stated contractors doing right of way clearing for AEMC entered her property and cut planted trees that did appear to be within the right of way of the powerlines.
Complainant is the supervisor at GLS State Park and received complaints from some of the campers that somebody had been in one of the bathrooms for several hours. C/p stated she and another employee knocked on the door several times before offender exited and it was determined that they were not registered campers and were advised not to return.
Investigators responded to a traffic stop on S Main St, regarding a male subject experiencing mental health issues.
October 9
Complainant stated she and her husband made an agreement with offender and her boyfriend about purchasing a vehicle for $3,500 in August but they have yet to make a payment. C/p’s have asked for payment and received vulgar messages. C/p advised offenders that if they weren’t going to make any payments that they needed to give the vehicle back and they refuse.
October 10
Deputies were alerted to a hit and run on RJ Holder Rd. Deputies advised that the caller was struck by offender and was attempting to follow the suspect. With sirens and blue lights activated, contact was made with the vehicle, and it stopped on S Green St. A strong odor of alcoholic beverage was detected from the driver’s breath, and an open case of alcoholic beverage was visible on the front passenger side floorboard. Deputy asked the driver how much he had to drink and he stated, “not enough”. To further investigate, contact was made with c/p who stated offender drifted into his lane and in an attempt to prevent a collision, he pulled onto the shoulder of the road at which point offender continued to drift and struck the driver side mirror. Scene was turned over to GSP.
October 11
Deputies were dispatched to the area of Harrington St. in reference to a domestic.
