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Wednesday, June 21, 2023 The Braselton News Page 5A Public Safety Braselton PD Large diesel spill reported at Braselton I-85 exit West Jackson Incidents Man says woman he met on social media sought $200 over ‘lewd’ photos Large amounts of diesel fuel reportedly spilled from a semi truck onto the 1-85 North exit ramp at Hwy. 53 in Braselton, shut ting down the two right lanes. According to a recent Braselton Police De partment report, all Bra selton units were need ed to assist with traffic control for approximate ly two hours as crews re moved the fuel from the roadway. The West Jackson Fire Department assist ed with the removal and cleanup. OTHER INCIDENTS Other recent incidents reported by Braselton police included: •domestic disturbance on Piedmont Ave. where a man reportedly argued with his wife after she discovered his sex toy. •criminal trespass on Zion Church Rd. where a homeless man re portedly banged on the windows of a medical office. The man told an officer he needed to use their phone. He was re portedly barred from the location. •multiple reports on Henderson Falls Way involving an intoxicated woman. The woman suf fers from alcoholism and depression, according to police. Following the string of incidents, a 10- 13 order was obtained for the woman, who was transported to Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Gainesville. •theft on Franklin St. where a man told police he lost his wallet, which contained his credit cards, and said some one attempted to use the cards. •suspicious activity on Sparta Way where a man said someone attempted to break into his stor age unit. The man said he could not put his key into the lock and believes someone tried to pick the lock with a paper clip. The man gained access to the unit through storage site em ployees and reported no items in the units miss- JCSO Stolen firearm found at landfill Two firearms — one of which had been reported stolen — were recently found in the trash at the Jackson County landfill. Officers with the Jack- son County Sheriff’s Of fice reported the incident of recovered stolen prop erty on Landfill Dr. A Jackson County Cor rectional Institute (JCCI) inmate who was working at the landfill found two firearms in some trash. One of them had been re ported stolen out of Cobb County. mg. •traffic stop on 1-85 where a passenger was cited for possession of marijuana (less than one ounce), and the driver was ticketed for an ex pired tag. The passenger reportedly handed over a box containing marijua na after an officer men tioned an odor coming from the van and asked if the substance was in side the vehicle. ARRESTS Recent arrests report ed by Braselton police included: •Christopher Taylor Pennington, 32, 2 Fulton St., LaGrange — bench warrant. Police arrested Pennington after he was found lying on a side walk on Hwy. 124 and learned he had a warrant from the state board of pardons and paroles. •Joshua Ray Villeme, 25, 2372 Saint Kennedy Lane, Buford — hit-and- run, suspended/revoked driver’s license, failure to maintain lane, tire vi olation and driving too fast for conditions. Vil leme was arrested for allegedly hitting a util ity pole and damaging guide wires on Hwy. 124 and leaving the scene. He was arrested after his phone was reportedly found at the crash site. Villeme was also report edly covered in dirt and had injuries to his chin. •Marcus Emmanuel Holston, 35, 1658 Full er 23 Northwest, Wash ington, D.C. — speed ing and driving without a valid driver’s license. Holston was arrest ed during a traffic stop when an officer learned Holston did not have a valid driver’s license, according to the po lice report. The officer pulled over Holston for reportedly driving 70 mph in a 45-mph zone. A man who lives on Broad St. said a woman with whom he interacted on Instagram demanded S200 to withhold compromising photos and vid eo of him. According to a Jackson County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO) report, the man said he sent photos and a video of himself in an act of “lewd behavior” to the female, who threatened to share the pictures with Ins family and friends if she didn’t receive the S200. The man reportedly had not sent the money and asked his friends to block the female’s account. OTHER INCIDENTS Other recent incidents re ported to the JCSO included: •animal complaint on New Liberty Church Rd. where a woman said her neighbor’s dog entered her yard and bit her dog’s stomach. •mental subject on Olde Wick Trail where a woman said she drank a bottle of bour bon, took two Percocet and one Xanax and said she “did Tlie following people were recently arrested by the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office: •Haley Mae Ausbum, 30, 375 Peachtree Rd., Jefferson— probation violation. •Edward Lee Bromley, 43, 240 North Ave., Athens — pro bation violation. •Grayson Bailey Cabe, 22, 621 Washington Pkwy., Jeffer son — failure to appear. •Zachery Chaswick Clack, 28, 103 Rock Forge Ct„ Jeffer son — driving while license is suspended; fleeing and eluding; hold for Barrow and Walton counties; and reckless driving. •Lenon Azell Kennedy, 33, 1473 April Ln., Morrow — probation violation. • Jack Daniel Mays, 40, 3478 Pierce Dr., Gainesville — crim inal trespass; disorderly con duct; probation violation; and terroristic threats and acts. •Randall David Millwood, 60, 4910 Macon Rd., Colum bus — hold for Dougherty County and probation violation. • Kelly Lynn Moore, 52, 8964 Hwy. 441, Nicholson — possession of marijuana less not care if she woke up.” •dispute on Washington Rose Ave. where a woman said her husband took her phone from her and left their residence. •dispute on Rocky Ct. where a man and Iris sister re portedly hit each other during an argument. •noise complaint on Kiley Dr. where a man reportedly played music loudly. •simple battery on Michigan Circle where a man said Iris wife tripped on a bag in their bedroom floor as she forced her way in, while the man’s wife said he pushed her away from the door, causing her to fall and hit her head. No arrest was made due to lack of prob able cause. •stalking on Hwy. 53 at Ed- naville Rd. where a woman said her ex-boyfriend followed her in Iris vehicle and shuck her vehicle from behind. She said her ex-boyfriend physi cally abused her in the past. •simple assault on Hwy. 53 where a homeless man said a than an ounce; taillight viola tion; and Violation of the Geor gia Controlled Substances Act. •Ladonna Catina Nix, 32, 1910 Candler Rd., Gainesville — probation violation. •Jon Henri Pearson, 56, 43 Mayberry Ln., Jefferson — af fray (fighting). • Christopher Shawn Robin son, 51, homeless — theft by taking. • Shade Ray Shaw, 32, 192 Highland Way, Maysville — probation violation. • James Christopher Sims, 51, 1171 Walnut Creek Cm, Pendergrass — affray (fight ing). •Billy Christopher Stancil, 50, 188 Ramblers Inn Rd., Jef ferson — failure to maintain lane; possession of a Schedule II Controlled Substance (blue fentanyl); and willful obstruc tion of law enforcement offi cers. •Maria Christina Gonzalez, 38, 339 Azalea Dr., Jefferson — simple battery-family vio lence. •Felicia Victoria Manders, 26, 825 Holder Siding Rd., male swung a stick at him and then ran off as he attempted to enter his tent. He said he did not know the male and had not seen him before. •burglary on Cooper Bridge Rd. where a man said some one took power tools and wir ing from a shed he’s convert ing into a tiny home. The man said he suspected his brother of the crime. •dispute on Stoneview Dr. where a woman said she and her boyfriend argued and she became scared he would dam age something. •animal complaint on Tapp Wood Ct. where a man said his neighbor’s dogs attacked his dogs through his fence. •agency assist on Hwy. 124 at Boone Rd. where a deputy reported an accident with inju ries. One person was reported ly transferred to the hospital. •entering an automobile on King’s Road where a wom an said someone entered her unlocked vehicle and stole her purse, which included her credit cards and driver’s Jefferson — license required violation. • Miguel Angel Perez-Rojas, 43,160 Challenger Dr., Nichol son —driving while unlicensed and tag light violation. • Jullian Adam Pittman, 32, 356 Cherokee Rd., Comer — battery. • Sheila Louise Ellis, 31,618 Apple Valley Rd., Commerce —hold for Habersham County. • Macey Shane Harrelson, 31, 2040 Chalfont Ln., Ath ens — giving false name, ad dress or birthdate to a law en forcement officer and hold for Clarke County. • Justin Antonio Grimes, 36, 229 South Burson Ave., Bogart — hold for Oconee County. • Nicholas Edward Allen, 30, 29 Tower Rd., Martin—proba tion violation. •Russell Allen Owen, 57, 312 Barber Rd., Commerce — failure to maintain lane; posses sion of a controlled substance (methamphetamine); signal vi olation; and trafficking in mor phine, opium or heroin. • Anthony August Riola Jr., 19, 258 Broadmore Dr., license. She said S200 was charged to one of the cards. •agency assist on Hwy. 124 at Boone Rd. where an ambu lance was reportedly involved in a crash while responding to another accident. •suspicious activity on Hwy. 124 where a male reportedly touched a female child at a store. Hie mother said the man followed them while shopping and later touched the child on the neck and shoulders. Hie man reportedly left the store after the woman spoke to a store manager. •information on 1-85 where a man reported a hit and mn. He said a buck driver shuck his vehicle’s passenger side mirror and continued driving south. Hie man was reportedly concerned that the buck driver was impaired or disbacted. •suspicious activity on Quail Run where a woman reported that two males stum bled on her front porch, rang her doorbell and left once they noticed her. Braselton — hold for Barrow County and probation violation. • Ronald Lee Smith, 54, 551 Sweet Water Way, Lula—pro bation violation. • Michael Corey Wehunt, 32, 62 Grayson New Hope Rd., Grayson — probation viola tion. • Abel Rodriguez Hernandez, 32, 3404 Greggs Rd., Gaines ville — license violation. •Tonya Dell Hill, 46, 176 Rock Forge Ln., Jefferson — probation violation. • Jonathan Chris Langley, 47, 123 Creak Wood Ct., Auburn — hold for Gwinneh County. • Devin Nathaniel Morrison, 26, 3330 J. Fanner Rd., Gaines ville — giving false name, ad dress or birthdate to a law en forcement officer and hold for Hall County. • Brandon Jonathan Rog ers, 28, 3753 Prospect Point Dr., Oakwood — fleeing or ahempting to elude a police of ficer-felony; no license; no tag; and reckless driving. • Annie Rebekah Smith, 25, 5640 Hog Mountain Rd., Bog art — probation violation. June 21, 2023 ~ Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 1. Parts per billion (abbr.) 4. Very fast airplane 7. Swiss river 8. 2nd Bond Roger 10. 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