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During the time period ending on March 3
A RCSO deputy attempted to pull over a white Ford Crown Victoria at Graham Feb. 29 because it had a headlight out. The driver would not stop. He turned onto County Road 435, turned the vehicle’s lights off, then turned onto County Road 502, where it stopped at a residence with a trailer behind it. The deputy looked around outside for the driver, but could not find anyone. The deputy noticed the vehicle was still running and still in drive. It had struck the house, but did not do much damage. The deputy spoke with the resident of the house who said she did not know whose car it was. Drugs and drug paraphernalia were found inside the car. A suspect has been identified, but no arrests have been made at this time.
A burglary was reported at a camper on Pineywoods Drive, Wedowee. A rifle, two muzzle loaders and totes containing trading cards were taken.
A complainant reported he was bitten by a black wire-haired dog while walking in front of Big K Campground near Transco. The victim said he was going to the hospital to have it checked out.
A resident of County Road 262 in the Pinetucky area reported on March 2 that he has had trouble with someone breaking into his toolshed. A hand planer, hammer drill with drill bits and car battery charger are among the items missing. The thefts are under investigation.
A resident of County Road 26 near Twin Lakes reported that at approximately 1 a.m. on March 4, he was awakened by about five gunshots outside his home. Bullets had entered the bedroom and also struck a vehicle. The incident is under investigation.
A dog attack was reported on Lovvorn Herren Drive near Foster’s Crossroads. The victim was walking a dog when one of the neighbor’s dogs attacked their dog and knocked the victim down. The victim fought off the dog, which ran home with a chain on. The victim was not hurt, and the dog he was walking had only one puncture mark.
Arrest
- Ashley Andrew Henry, 42, of LaFayette – failure to appear in court (child support) – Feb. 26
- Wayne Duntae Battle, 58, of Roanoke – two counts of probation revocation – Feb. 27
- Darryl Allen Duffey, 55, of Griffin, Ga. – failure to appear in court (DUI, two counts of public intoxication and two counts of third-degree domestic violence) – Feb. 27
- Paul Keith Johnson, 53, of Roanoke – failure to appear in court (giving false name to law enforcement officer) – Feb. 27
- Johnny Lee Mills aka Jeffery, 51, of Graham – failure to appear in court (child support)
- William Keith Norris, 59, of Newell – failure to appear in court (expired tag) – Feb. 27
- Jason Earl Vowell, 42, of Wedowee – failure to appear in court (driving with a suspended license and third-degree promoting prison contraband) and probation violation (second-degree theft) – Feb. 27
- Micheal Tyrone “Maestro” Winston Jr., 46, of Roanoke – failure to appear in court (driving with license revoked and possession of a controlled substance) – Feb. 27
- Sam David Calloway, 57, of Roanoke – two counts of violation of Sex Offender Registration Notification Act. Grand jury indictment – Feb. 28
- Lamont William Greathouse, 41, of Roanoke – first-degree sodomy and sexual abuse of a child less than 12. Found guilty by jury – Feb. 28
- Kenneth Lee Nimon, 46, of Roanoke – first-degree rape, first-degree sodomy and first-degree sexual abuse. Grand jury indictment – Feb. 28
- Jonathan Lewis Williams, 31, of LaFayette – possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia – Feb. 28
- Laura Lanette Bearden, 48, of Roanoke – third-degree domestic violence – Feb. 29
- Randall Wayne Burkhart, 63, of Wadley – Community Corrections Program violation – Feb. 29
- Harold Edward Hall, 57, of Roanoke – third-degree domestic violence – Feb. 29
- Daphyne Denise Heard, 35, of Roanoke – failure to appear in court (harassment) – Feb. 29
- Deandre Marable, 24, of Wedowee – Grand Jury indictments for second-degree sodomy, electronic solicitation of a child, traveling to meet a child for an unlawful sex act and second-degree sexual abuse. Wedowee Police Department has also arrested Marable on two charges of second-degree rape – Feb. 29
- Terry Ellison Northington, 41, of Wedowee – failure to appear in court (failure to wear safety belt, improper lights, operating a vehicle without insurance and driving with license revoked) – Feb. 29
- Michael O’Neal Anderson Jr., 48, of Heflin – Cleburne County warrants for failure to appear in court (possession of a controlled substance) – March 1
- Austin Brett Calvert, 23, of Valley – failure to appear in court (third-degree domestic violence [harassment]) – March 3
- Jerry Nathanial Noles, 36, of Graham – violation of family protection order – March 3
- Randall Lee Overton, 46, of Roanoke – Community Corrections Program violation – March 1
- Diamond Shakera Rhodes, 29, of Roanoke – probation violation – Probation & Parole – March 1
- Jeffery Wiley Timothy, 47, of Marietta, Ga. – Grand Jury indictment for manslaughter – March 1. This is in connection with the Labor Day 2023 accident in which
- Patrick E. Malloy, 58, of Brookhaven, Ga., was fatally injured. Timothy was the driver of the 2022 Honda Pioneer ATV when the accident happened on Dogwood Ridge North near the R.L. Harris Dam. Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) investigated the accident.
- Lauren Nicole Tucker, 30, of Roanoke – bond violation – March 2
- Cathy Mae Whaley, 50, of Woodland – third-degree criminal trespassing – March 3
- Currian Demon Whitlow, 29, of Roanoke – failure to appear in court (following too close) – March 3
- Ledarius McNair Battle, 31, of Wadley – failure to appear in court (leaving the scene of an accident and third-degree domestic violence) – March 4
- Brian Scott Knight, 48, of Wedowee – failure to appear in court (DUI) – March 4
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