Incidents
July 9 – County Road 19, Pinetucky Community
Morrison’s Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department responded to a residence filled with smoke. Firefighters determined that an extension cord had started a small fire.
July 10 – Highway 48, Woodland
A resident reported that someone had placed a security camera on his property.
July 11 – County Road 863, Ofelia Community
Fishing rods were reported stolen.
July 11 – Highway 22, Dickert Community
Damage to an interior door of a camper was reported.
July 12 – County Road 473, Newell Community
An attempted break-in at a storage building was reported.
July 12 – Highway 431, near the Cleburne County Line
Items reported stolen from outside a residence included a DeWalt ToughSystem, DeWalt impact driver, DeWalt copper cutter, Bauer heat gun, DeWalt leaf blower, band saw and miscellaneous hand wrenches.
July 12 – County Road 33, Level Road Community
A resident reported that someone was shooting pellet guns, with pellets entering their yard.
Arrests
Richard David Miles, 46, of Ashland — Failure to appear in court (child support) — July 6
Andrew Bernard Sims, 35, of Wadley — Failure to appear in court (two counts of possession of a controlled substance and two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia) — July 6
Desaray Diane Darda, 31, of Roanoke — Two probation violations and failure to appear in court (child support) — July 8
Lonnie J. “Pookie” Foster, 43, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (third-degree retail theft, third-degree criminal trespassing and possession of drug paraphernalia) — July 8
Joshua Glenn Gulatt, 35, of Wadley — Fugitive from justice in Georgia — July 8
Debra Ann Spurlin, 36, of Anniston — Three counts of failure to appear in court (truancy) — July 9
Kimberlee Heard, 30, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (third-degree criminal mischief) — July 10
Zaquavious Montre Cofield, 27, of Roanoke — Two probation violations and failure to appear in court (second-degree robbery) — July 12
Dammon Quashad Morgan, 26, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (first-degree robbery) — July 12
All persons arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
