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Wednesday, December 14, 2022 The Braselton News Page 5A Public Safety Braselton PD Traffic stop in Braselton leads to drug charges A South Carolina man was arrested on marijuana charges after a Braselton police officer reportedly pulled him over for speeding. Ten individually packaged plastic bags of mar ijuana were found in a metal water bottle inside the vehicle, according to the arrest report. Kawamane Theron Lamar Dickinson, 32, 2261 Margaret Gray Dr., Wadmalaw Island, South Carolina, faces charges of possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, speed ing, failure to yield to an emer gency vehicle and an open con tainer violation. The vehicle was searched after the officer reported an “extremely heavy” odor of marijuana coming from it. OTHER ARRESTS Other recent arrests reported to Braselton Police include: •Brandon Evans, 26, 245 Hollow Ridge Dr., Athens — loitering or prowling and obstructing or hindering a law enforcement officer. Evans was arrested after reportedly resisting officers while being patted down for weapons at a Spout Springs Rd. grocery store. Officers had been called to the scene after Evans was re portedly told multiple times to leave the business. •Scott David Talisman, 39, 3744 Old Plainview Rd.. Flow ery Branch — bench warrant (state court), failure to maintain lane and hands-free law viola tion. Talisman was arrested af ter an officer learned of a war rant for Talisman out of Hall County after pulling him over for reportedly failing to main tain his lane of travel. INCIDENTS Recent incidents reported to Braselton Police include: •forgery on Gum Springs Church Rd. where someone reportedly forged three checks from a business account for a total of $14,100. •theft on Cherry Dr. where a catalytic converter was report edly stolen from a church van. •traffic stop on 1-85 where a driver was cited for possession of marijuana (less than one ounce), possession of drug-re lated objects, speeding and driving with a suspended or revoked driver’s license. •harassment on Hwy. 53 where a woman said a man. against whom she filed a re straining order, showed up at a pool tournament in which she was playing. •harassment on Rushmore Circle where a woman said someone told her juvenile daughter to pay them $200 be cause they had a nude photo of her. •traffic stop on Friendship Rd. where a driver was cited for possession of marijuana (less than one ounce), posses sion of drug-related objects, driving with a suspended or re voked license, driving with no proof of insurance and driving unaccompanied on a learner’s permit. •damage to property on Spout Springs Rd. where a man reportedly left drag marks across a parking lot with his trailer. •traffic stop on 1-85 where a driver was cited for posses sion of marijuana (less than one ounce), speeding, reckless driving and failure to maintain lane. •runaway on Hwy. 53 where a juvenile was detained after reportedly becoming combat ive with officers. Prior to en countering police, the juvenile reportedly went to a restaurant and told the staff he had no home and needed food. An officer reportedly spotted him as the juvenile rode away from the business on a bicycle. The juvenile was later released to his father. West Jackson Incidents Man claiming to work for U.S. Customs tries to gain woman’s personal information A woman who lives on Durham Rd. said a man claiming to work for the U.S. Customs Office attempted to gain her personal information during a recent phone call. According to an incident report filed with the Jack- son County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO), the man said multiple contraband items in the wom an’s name were in the office’s possession. She said the man would not say what was con tained in the packages. She said he was very ada mant about gaining her per sonal information, but she only provided the last four digits of her social security number. The woman said she hung up on the man. OTHER INCIDENTS Other recent incidents report ed to the JCSO include: •agency assist on Hwy. 60 where a man said he injured his foot after hearing someone in the woods and investigating the noise. The man appeared par anoid and possibly under the influence of drugs, according to the incident report. He was transported to Northeast Geor gia Medical Center in Braselton for treatment of his foot. •simple battery on Hwy. 124 where a man said his wife punched him between the eyes during an argument. •dispute on Panther Ct. where a woman said her boyfriend is dealing marijuana and abusing pills and wanted him removed from the residence. She was told to contact the magistrate judge to seek an eviction notice. •dispute on Hwy. 60 and Hwy. 124 where a woman stopped her vehicle along the side of the road after arguing with her daughter while in route to a hotel. The woman re portedly had been drinking and did not want to continue driv ing. A passerby took the wom an and her daughter to the hotel, according to the incident report. •theft on Hwy. 124 where two dollies were reportedly sto len off of a tow truck. •suicide threats on Kings Rd. where a woman said she had thoughts of hurting herself. She was transported to a hospital to talk with a mental health pro fessional. •suspicious activity on East Jefferson St. where a woman said her daughter found a bullet on a school bus. The woman said her daughter attempted to tell the bus driver, but she was ignored. The woman said the bus driver’s non-response could be racially motivated based on her actions “toward Caucasian children versus those toward African American children.” •dispute on White St. where a woman said her boyfriend broke up with her and refused to return her cat. The woman’s boyfriend said ownership of the cat was in both of their names. •theft on River Bend Dr. where a man said a tag off of a vehicle he’d sold was stolen. •harassing communica tions on Hickory Bluff where a woman said her juvenile daughter was being harassed on social media over a dispute that occurred in Athens. •dispute on Hensley Lane where a woman said she and her husband got into an argu ment over some video footage of her that he found. •threats on Panther Ct. where a woman said her ex-boyfriend threatened to kill her. The woman said she would file for a temporary restraining order against him. •mental subject on Candle- wood Lane where a man said he felt that someone driving around his neighborhood want ed to kill him. He said he'd been feeling this “for a while.” The man was transported to North east Georgia Medical Center in Braselton for an evaluation. •theft on Summer Hill Dr. where a man said a Nintendo Switch delivered to his resi dence was stolen. •burglary on Hwy. 124 where a man said 24 windows to be installed in homes under construction were stolen. The windows were reportedly val ued at a total of $5,475. Jail Log Recent arrests made across Jackson County The following people were recently arrested by various agencies across Jackson Coun ty: JCSO •Phillip Ashley Casey, 42, 97 Herman Dr., Commerce — aggravated assault: criminal damage to property-first de gree; criminal trespass; cruelty to children-second degree (fel ony); and simple assault. •Eleazar Anton Heman- dez-Mendez. 26, 209 Oak Hill Dr., Jefferson — hold for Hall County; willful obstruction of law enforcement officers; and giving false name, address or birthdate to a law enforcement officer. •Jennifer Lynn Seagraves, 43, 2440 Pleasant Hill Cir., Martin — probation violation. •Allen Raney Smith, 31, 4903 Pickys Hollow, Acworth — probation violation. • Terry Lynn Stubblefield, 57, 11243 Hwy. 129 N. Talmo — hold for Gwinnett County and child support arrest orders. •Jason Matthew Stancil, 48, 188 Ramblers Inn Rd., Jeffer son — driving while license is suspended or revoked. • Denver Ryan Harrison, 33, 1497Yarbrough Ridgeway Rd., Maysville — hold for Stephens County and possession of meth- amphetamine. • Dillon Scott Whitlock, 29, homeless — hold for Clarke County. • Brenda Louise Gooch, 50, 3648 Candler Hwy., Pendeigrass — driving while li cense is suspended and too fast for conditions. •Jordan Tyler Kirk, 21, 309 Hillside Ct., Winder — proba tion revocation. • Francis Daniel Maldonado, 36, 1117 Nathan Molding Dr., Lawrencevillc — conversion of payments for real property improvements and hold for Im migrations and Customs and Enforcement (ICE). • Brett Michael Mascbmann, 20, 219 Forest Luke Rd., Pendeigrass — probation revo cation and sentenced by court. •Kelsey Audrey Shambree Rucker. 30.110 B. Wilson Rd., Commerce — criminal trespass and failure to appear. •Dominique Sanchez Wil liams, 30, 719 West Mauldin St., Anderson, S.C. — proba tion violation. • Francis Geovani Gomez Pineda, 32, 1813 Coville Cir., Norcross — driving while li cense is suspended or revoked and hold for Norcross. •Evelyn Maureen Bagwell, 64. 1978 Suque Cir., Jefferson — driving while license is sus pended or revoked and right of way in crosswalks violation. •Landun Cale Brock, 21. 20 Reggie Ingram Rd., Commerce — two counts of probation vi olation. • Kaylin Jordan Gonzalez, 25. 107 Lanier Mill Cir., Oak- wood —probation violation. •Xoua Her, 40, no address listed — two counts of theft by taking. • Crystal Gayle Chandler, 48, 474 Whitney Rd., Jefferson — theft by taking-felony. • Riley Alan Gailey, 24,4487 Deer Crest Dr., Baldwin — driving on roadways laned for traffic; driving under the influ ence (DUI)-alcohol; and seat- belt violation. •Melissa Sue Perez, 31, homeless—hold for Alabama. • Kendra Nicole Brendle, 29. homeless — probation viola tion. ARCADE PD • Kimberly Sue Shadbum, 24,176 Rock Foige Ln„ Jeffer son —theft by deception. •Roy Hanes Stancil, 32. 176 Rock Forge Ln., Jefferson — theft by deception. COMMERCE PD •Cecil Anthony Allred, 58. 1902 Old Hoods Mill Rd.. Commerce — hold for Spald ing County. • Angelo Deshawn Kendrick, 41,5192 Fewell Rd., Lake Wy lie. S.C. — disorderly conduct. JEFFERSON PD • Allison Danielle Propes, 30, 219 Coopers Hawk Ln„ Jeffer son — simple battery-family violence. •Domonic Jordan Walker. 29,156 Memorial Dr., Jefferson — crossing state/county guard lines with weapons, intoxicants or drugs without consent; driv ing while license is suspended or revoked; operation of a vehi cle without a current plate; pos session of cocaine; and willful obstruction of law enforcement officers. •Felisano Guiterres, 23, 189 Road 5120, Cleveland, Texas — hold for Elberton. •David Razo Delgado, 32, 222 Arcade Park St.. Jefferson — driving without a valid li cense and right-of-way in cross walks violation. •Granger Bryan Patterson, 49, 918 Old Pendergrass Rd., Jefferson — battery-family vio lence and criminal trespass. •Harry Leonte Cokley, 25, 969 Park Knoll Ct., Lawrencev- ille — driving while license is suspended and failure to yield right-of-way. •Benjamin Ekow Abraham, 37, 385 Old Epps Bridge Rd., Athens — possession of mar ijuana less than an ounce and speeding (70/55). •Ronny Tyler Moss. 51, 28 Pinelane Dr., Athens — proba tion violation. PENDERGRASS PD •Servin de Jesus Batis ta. 26. 540 Glenn Gee Rd., Pendergrass — three counts of battery-family violence and false imprisonment. GEORGIA STATE PATROL • Isaiah Devontay Davenport, 20, 271 MLK Jr. Dr., Jefferson — DUI-alcohol. • Stephanie Elizabeth Glenn, 21,4367 SaddlewoodCt., Gills- ville — DUI-alcohol. • Hannah Marie Hall. 28,460 Horseshoe Bend, Maysville — DUI-alcohol. •Scott Blake Irving. 26. 44 Alston Rd., Addison, Ala. — driving on roadways laned for traffic and DUI-alcohol. •Ramsey Durden Midkiff, 39, 4720 Pearmain Dr.. Wax- haw. N.C. — DUI-alcohol and speeding (82/60). •Robin Davidson, 58. 365 Melvin Dr., Jefferson — drugs not in original container; DUI-alcohol; duty to immedi ately report an accident; enter ing or crossing roadway viola tion; and hit and run. •Isaiah Kante Hughes, 44, 1250 Spring Valley Rd., Win- terville — driving while license is suspended or revoked and no proof of insurance. Security Traditions of Braselton adds license-reading cameras Traditions of Braselton re cently incorporated a number of security cameras at key points throughout its 1,140- acre neighborhood. Monitored 24 hours a day, the cameras are designed to read license plates and have helped reduce crime by 70% in neighborhoods where they are employed, ac cording to a press release. The measure was made to “future proof’ the community to crime that may follow new growth in the area. “The key to making people feel at home is to create a safe and secure environment,” said Bryan Allen, general manag er of Traditions of Braselton. “Modem families want to live in a neighborhood where they believe the people and things they treasure most are protect ed. As Traditions has grown over the years, we’ve steadily enhanced our security. “We currently have an active Neighborhood Watch in place, and we employ several off-du ty officers to patrol our streets. This area is experiencing ex traordinary growth, and - sad ly - crime can often follow. We seek to remain an oasis. By adding these Flock Safety license plate reading camer as to our current collection of standard security cameras, we hope to deter criminals from setting foot in our community. If they do, there’s a high likeli hood that they’ll be caught and prosecuted for their actions. We are fully committed to pro tecting the people who call Tra ditions of Braselton ‘home.’” Traditions of Braselton is located between two munic ipalities recognized for low crime rates. According to the press release. Braselton was designated the No. 1 Saf est City in Georgia by the National Council for Home Safety and Security in 2021. and Jefferson was not far be hind with its ranking of No. 5. Only 13 violent crimes and 216 property crimes between Quality Professional Craftsmanship Southern Painting 770-513-4470 www.southernpaintingandrepairs.com ; *200 OFF Complete Int./Ext. I or 10% OFF Any Painting Job We now offer southern pressure washing. 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