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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2016 BARROW JOURNAL PAGE 7A Caller claiming he shot his father, planted bombs proves to be hoax The Barrow County Sheriff’s Office responded to a residence in The Springs of Chateau subdivision after receiving a call that was transferred from the Jackson County 911 center. A male caller had advised that he had shot his dad and was holding his mother and sister hostage. The caller was demand ing that $50,000 be put on his doorstep. He also stated that there were bombs all over the front yard and he would blow them up if police came to his front door. The caller also stated he was going to shoot himself. The call center was unable to get a call back number or the caller’s name. When officers arrived at the address, they could see an older male reclined in a chair watching television. The officers approached the front door and announced themselves to the subject who then came to the door and let the officers in. The older male, who was the homeowner, asked why they were at his residence. When told about the 911 phone call and asked if he had a son, the man said yes and his juvenile son entered the room and announced he knew what had happened. He advised he had been chatting over social media with a friend and several people had informed him his address had been leaked out. The juvenile also stated he knew of a person (name not given) who frequently did stuff like this, known for making prank calls. The homeowner told the officers that prior to their arrival a pizza delivery guy arrived with several pizzas that he had not ordered. While talking to the homeowner, the officers were relayed information that the subject had called back and stated he had said “not to call the police that the police need to leave the house, he was hiding in the closet.’’ The caller had refused to give his name. After a few more minutes, the officers were told he had called back again and was now stating “why are they here? Make them leave”. And threatened to blow up the bombs. After further interviewing of the home- owner and his juvenile son, officers deter mined the calls were a hoax. OTHER REPORTS Other incidents reported by the BCSO include: •criminal trespass on Ivey Lane, Wind er; a female requested a notice of prohib ited entry against a male who entered her property without her permission. •theft by taking on Old Hog Mountain Road, Auburn; items valued at $320 were reported missing from a construction site. •shoplifting at Walmart on Atlanta High way, Winder; two females were charged with taking items valued at $143.51. •disturbance on Creekwood Road, Winder; a male and female each claimed the other assaulted them. Due to conflict ing stories, no charges were filed. •hit and run on University Parkway, Bethlehem; complainant reported being hit from the rear while yielding for an emergency vehicle. •damage to vehicle on University Park way. Winder; a tire blew out on a tractor trailer and struck the van following behind it. •fraud on Worth Court, Bethlehem; fraudulent charges were reported on a South State Bank debit card. •damage to vehicle on Wilkins Road; complainant reported damage to the back passenger’s side bumper on her vehicle while parked at Saint Matthew’s Church. •harassment on Doc McLocklin Road, Statham; a male reported receiving threats over the phone from another male over some products that had been purchased from him. •fraud report on Gladiola Drive, Auburn; an unauthorized charge was made to a Visa credit card. •intoxicated person on Beringer Drive, Hoschton; a white male, wearing only jeans, was observed standing in the road way. The male was charged with public drunk. •damage to vehicle on Atlanta Highway, Winder; complainant reported someone had struck her vehicle while she was shop ping at Walmart. •missing property on Atlanta Highway, Auburn; a firearm was reported missing. •vehicle accident on Barrow Industrial Parkway, Auburn; the at-fault driver was charged with driving with a suspended license and u-tum prohibited where turn is not safe. •theft on Carl Bethlehem Road, Beth lehem; a customer at Applebee’s reported leaving her pocketbook unattended while she went speak with someone at the bar and when she returned to her table, her pocketbook was missing. •fraud on Westbury Drive, Bethlehem; unauthorized transactions were made from complainant’s checking account. •traffic stop for speeding 94 mph in a 65 mph zone on University Parkway; the driver was arrested for DUI, speeding, failure to maintain lane, failure to yield to an emergency vehicle and open container violation. •financial transaction card fraud on Atlanta Highway, Auburn; fraudulent charges were reported made to a credit card. •damage to property on Ravenwood Court. Bethlehem; complainant report ed damage to his vehicles and named a suspect he thought responsible for the damages. •stolen vehicle report on E. Star Street, Bethlehem; a semi-truck trailer was report ed stolen from Harrison Poultry. •fraud on Persimmon Place Drive, Beth lehem; multiple unauthorized transactions were reported on an Athens First Bank and Trust bank account. •trespassing on Honeysuckle Drive, Winder; a male was taken into custody for violating a protection order. •fraud report on Windy Trail, Bethle hem; a business account had been com promised by an unknown person making withdrawals. •domestic dispute on Beringer Drive, Hoschton; a father and his son became engaged in a physical dispute over the son’s attitude. The son was charged with simple assault/family violence. •traffic stop for failure to maintain lane on Highway 211, Winder; the driver was charged with DUI and failure to maintain lane. •fraud report on Mulberry Trail, Winder; complainant reported someone had used her credit card in Florida without herper- mission. •shoplifting at Walmart on Atlanta High way, Winder; a black male left the store with unpaid merchandise valued at $511. •found property on Smith Mill Road, Winder; a wallet was located and returned to the owner. •auto accident on Mulberry Road, Wind er; the driver of the single car accident was charged with DUI and failure to maintain lane. •damage to property on Harry McCarty Road, Bethlehem; complainant reported her mailbox being damaged by fireworks. •shoplifting at Target on Loganville Highway. Bethlehem; a black male took Crest White Strips valued at $279.94. •burglary on Atlanta Highway, Winder; a zero turn mower was reported stolen from Harco Equipment. BCSO Arrests continued from 6A •Ja Xiong, 29, of Harmony Grove Church Road, Auburn; felony probation violation. •De leon Suave Brown, 21, of Dunlap Road, Winterville; speeding. •William Matthew Hill, 50, of Dreamland Court, Winder; probation violation. •Anita Stapler Rakestraw, 59, of Milledge Avenue, Monroe: theft by taking. •Amber Nicole Spinks, 29, of Patrick Mill Road, Winder; possession of marijuana and possession of a schedule IV controlled substance. •Quinyonnist Barquista Johnson, 28, of Marion Lay Street, Winder; probation violation. •Dennis Allen Holliday, 23, of Leisure Lake Drive, Warner Robins; loitering and prowl ing. Traffic stop leads to numerous charges A Winder Police officer observed a Dodge Intrep id traveling on W. Athens Street whose tag showed the owner to be unlicensed and having an outstanding warrant for a parole vio lation. The officer followed the vehicle in an attempt to make a traffic stop. After making several turns, the vehicle came to a stop on W. Candler Street and a black male ran from the passenger side of the car into a yard adjacent to the stop. Due to the windows on the vehicle having a dark tint, the officer was unable to see how many other occupants were in the vehicle until he approached it, shining his flashlight into the car. The vehicle was empty and the officer reported immediately run ning towards the suspect through an alley alongside the adjacent house. A second officer arrived and secured the vehicle. The suspect was spotted a few minutes later run ning on Church Street, but due to the darkness, the officers lost sight of him again. A small black bag was found in the location he ran on Church Street and a homeowner told offi cers a black male had just knocked on his door out of breath, asking to use his phone and then ran off into his backyard. The male was found a short time later and was identified as Alexander W. May weather, 28, of Finch Road, Winder. Mayweath- er was shown to have mul tiple warrants out of multi ple jurisdictions and was a convicted felon. The contents of the black bag that belonged to May- weather included a pistol loaded with 17 rounds and an additional magazine with 16 rounds of ammuni tion. Two cell phones and a wallet containing a driver’s license for Mayweather was also in the bag. The vehicle was inventoried and an open can of Bud Light was located in the center console. Mayweather was trans ported to the Barrow County Detention Center and charged with will ful obstruction of police, felon in possession of a firearm and an open con tainer violation. He also had outstanding warrants for probation violation for the sale/distribution of cocaine, failure to register as a sex offender, obstruc tion, aggravated assault and obstruction of a 911 call. The report indicated that warrants will also be taken for gang related charges. 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For more on eLearning: www.healthedtoday.com/UNG •Jon Graham Bentley, 46, of Washington Street, Madison; possession and use of drug related objects, possession of methamphet- amine and open container violation. •Desiree May Merrick, 42, of Windward Road, Winder; possession of methamphetamine, posses sion and use of drug relat ed objects, open contain er violation and headlight requirements. •Daniel Thomas Kemph, 25, of Highway 124, Hoschton; speeding, reck less driving and DUI. •Elvis Dominquez Colon, 29, of Inverrary Boulevard, Lauderhill, Fla.; open con tainer violation. •Luis Gabriel Gonza- lez-Rosado, 19, of Pleasant Hill Drive, Talmo; furnish ing/purchasing of alcohol ic beverages by persons below legal age and open container violation. •Jason Aponte, 22, of Gleason Hill Drive, Talmo; failure to obey stop sign or yield after stopping and driving without a valid license. •Marcus Eric Brown, 36, of Whispering Way, Wind er; public drunk. •Christian Ramos, 24, of Fairview Avenue, Winder; open container violation. •Julie Raye Stinson, 29, of Kendall Park Drive, Winder; driving while license suspended or revoked. •Leaunta Denzel Riden, 23, of Ezzard Drive, Law- renceville; willful obstruc tion of law enforcement officers. •Vontrevius Miqueal Duncan, 26, of Miles Pat rick Road, Winder; willful obstruction of law enforce ment (4 counts), receipt/ possession or transfer of a firearm by a convicted felon or felony first offend er (2 counts), probation violation (3 counts), unlawful for person employed/associated with gang to conduct/partici pate in criminal activity, kidnapping, armed robbery (4 counts), false imprison ment (3 counts) and point ing or aiming a gun or pistol at another. •Rubi Antonio Galica Gomez, 32, of Lawrencev- ille Highway, Tucker; driv ing without a valid license. •Kevin Alexander Bynum, 23, of Riverside Drive, Buford; giving false name, address or date of birth to a law enforcement officer and driving without a valid license. •Yasmeen Samir Abu- ras, 21, of Riverside Drive, Sugar Hill; willful obstruc tion of law enforcement officers. •Michael Alen Bradley, 41, of Highway 31, Logan ville; knowingly driving a motor vehcle on suspend ed/canceled or revoked registration, no insurance, reckless driving and driv ing under the influence (DUI). •Travis Charles John son, 25, of Simmons Road, Social Circle; DUI and reckless driving. •Britany Beth Olive, 26, of Marion Street, Winder; battery/family violence. •Delenoin Torrance Moon, 48, of E. 5th Ave nue, Winder; cruelty to children and battery/family violence. •Danny Joe Hardin, 57, of Shields Street, Winder; felony probation violation and outstanding warrants. •Ezeckiel Masvikeni, 44, of Cooper Circle, Winder; obstructing or hindering person making emergency phone calls. •Taylor Samuel Jennings, 21, of Lester Road, Athens; possession of a schedule I or II controlled substance with intent to distribute, possession and use of drug related objects, possession of marijuana, possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute and pos session of a schedule III, IV or V controlled sub stance with intent to dis tribute. •Quin Timothy Finch, 28, of Harpy Eagle Drive, Winder; open container violation, driving while license suspended or revoked and public drunk. •Paul Lamar Jenkins, 49, of Moutrie Road, Albany; public drunk, giving false name, address or birthdate to a law enforcement offi cer, loitering and prowling and criminal trespass. •Keanthony Deoreo Johnson, 24, of Glen Cir cle, Winder; driving while license suspended or revoked, expired license plate, tag light required, reckless driving and DUI. •Jerrica A. Hardeman, 27, of E. Wright Street, Winder; willful obstruction of law enforcement officers and public drunk. •Danny Eugene Ledbet ter, 53, no street address given. Winder; battery/ family violence. •Mark Brian Peterson, 44, of Glass Road, Winder; DUI/drugs, possession and use of drug related objects and improper left turn. •Brisyn Kantrelle Cole man, 31, of Euclid Street, Statham; driving while license suspended or revoked, Georgia resident has 60 days to change name/address and failure to appear. •Angela Michelle Hardi- gree, 38, of Dunahoo Road, Winder; public drunk. •Michael Kinyon Jack- ett, 39, of Ashwood Court, Winder; simple battery/ family violence and bat tery/family violence. •Naratiti Shebreana Key, 33, of W. Broad Street, Athens; taillight/lenses required, DUI/drugs, giv ing false name, address or date of birth to a law enforcement officer and driving while license sus pended or revoked/2nd offense within 5 years. •Richard Peter Mospanyuk, 23, of April Drive, Buford; expired license plate, texting while driving and driving while license suspended or revoked. •Ronnie Kenneth Lang ley, 40, of Hill Street, Auburn; public drunk. •Kyle Garrett Rankin, 22, of Live Oak Court, Winder; disorderly conduct. See WPD Arrests on Page 7A June 1, 2016 ~ Crossword Answers
