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Thursday, November 23,2017 The Baldwin Bulletin I Your local newspaper Page A7 £ Baldwin Bulletin CRIME WATCH Property Transfers - Through Nov. 10 Sale Date Sale Price Buyer Seller Property Address 10/25/17 $10,000.00 Cruz, Jose Sifuentes, Jaime 085B 074 10/25/17 $272,000.00 Jeghers, Penelope Charles A. Moss, Sr. and Loretta J. Moss 106 Sandy Beach RD 10/27/17 $35,000.00 Milholen, Wesley Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. 2359 River Ridge Road 10/27/17 $147,000.00 Eller, Amy BES Properties, LLC 1853 Tanglewood RD 10/27/17 $35,000.00 Couch, Scott Paulish, Mark Nancy Branch RD 10/30/17 $280,000.00 Dell, James Dale W. Shinn & Linda B. Shinn 131 Forte AVE 10/30/17 $9,900.00 LEWIS, DERELL SANDY PINES DEVELOPMENT, LLC 093 068 10/30/17 $90,000.00 Mitchell, Jonathan Wylly-Pogue, Revel 120 N Jackson ST 10/30/17 $195,000.00 Langford, Jonathan Fannie Mae aka Federal National Mortgage Association 215 Kenan DR 10/30/17 $18,000.00 Cobb, Calvin Folsom, William 121 Quail PL 10/31/17 $310,000.00 Gonzalez, John Couey, Melvin 2877 Vinson HWY 10/31/17 $80,000.00 Blackwell, Gary Couey, Melvin 2877 Vinson HWY 11/1/17 $524,900.00 Garza, Garry Melder, Eddie 983 Nelson RD 11/1/17 $195,000.00 Bentley, III, George Grimsley, Wanda 409 Lawrence RD NW 11/2/17 $5,000.00 Brittingham, Kenneth Northrim Investments, LLC Barrows Ferry RD Milledgeville 11/2/17 $35,000.00 Luu, Minh Paulish, Jr., Mark 084 017(Part of) 11/3/17 $283,000.00 COURSON, THOMAS GUY, PHILLIP 189 COLLINS RD NW 11/3/17 $16,000.00 Diaz, Juan Jaindl, Christopher 017-029 11/3/17 $5,000.00 Lord, Harry Rowan, Jeffrey 064105A 11/6/17 $25,000.00 Pope, Jonathan Paulish, Jr., Mark 195 Corral RD 11/6/17 $176,500.00 Scott VanSant and Dona L Council as Trustees of the Dona L Council Trust Young, Richard Pebble Hill RD Bulletin Briefs The following people were arrested and charged by the Baldwin County Sheriff's Office, Milledgeville Police Department or Georgia State Patrol between Monday, Nov. 13 and Sunday, Nov. 19. Kenny Steven Allen, battery and proba tion violation. Taniya Deandrell Berry, criminal trespass Richard Dommonta Bundrage, proba tion violation, willful obstruction of law enforcement officers, driving on divided highways, driving while license sus pended/revoked, failure to drive within single lane, failure to obey traffic control device, fleeing or attempting to elude police officer and reckless driving. Joseph Lee Burney, criminal trespass and simple battery. David Wayne Hammock, probation violation. Steven Hardin, aggravated stalking, pro bation violation and willful obstruction of law enforcement officers by use of threats or violence. Johnny Cornelius Havior Jr., disorderly conduct, marijuana possession of less than 1 oz., possession of a schedule IV controlled substance and theft by taking. Dustin Brandon Ivey, disorderly conduct. Keshawn William Johnson, burglary, false statements/writings -concealment of facts and theft by receiving stolen property. Keon Jamarl Jones, failure to drive within single lane, marijuana possession of less than 1 oz., possession of firearm or knife during commission of or attempt to commit certain felonies, trafficking methamphetamine, willful obstruction of law enforcement officers, aggravated assault, battery and probation violation. Ladamion Deshon King, criminal tres pass, purchase possession distribution sale of marijuana, theft by receiving stolen property. Qwantavious Dontrez Lee, purchase possession distribute sale of marijuana, receipt possession or transfer of firearm by convicted felon or felony (first of fense), theft by receiving stolen proper ty and probation violation. Steve Otis Martin, aggravated assault and willful obstruction of law en forcement officers by use of threats or violence. Dana Lee Roberts, possession of meth amphetamine with intent to distribute. Peyton Ryan Robinson, firearm knife possession during crime/attempt ed crime, possession of schedule I/ll substance - hydrocodone with intent to distribute, possession of schedule I/ II substance - oxycodone with intent to distribute, possession of cocaine, two counts of purchase possession manu facture distribution or sale of marijuana and use of communications facilities during a drug transaction. Shernikka Taprell Simmons, probation violation and theft by shoplifting. Shautae Shamaca Tillmon, failure to appear for fingerprintable charge. Debra Denise Wiggins, driving under the influence of alcohol, failure to obey traffic control device, two counts of serious injury by vehicle, open container in vehicle and reckless driving. Quanteasha Michelle Wiggins, two counts of probation violation and two counts of theft by shoplifting. The following people were booked and then released by the same agencies at the Bald win County Jail during the same date range. Ray Charles Anderson, driving under the influence of alcohol, expired vehicle tag or decal, failure to drive within single lane, failure to stop for stop sign, hit and run; duty of driver to stop at or return to scene of accident. Terence Deonta Anderson, criminal trespass. Michael Erick Beczkalo, firearm knife possession during crime or attempted crime and two counts of purchase pos session manufacture distribution or sale of marijuana. James Butts, driving under the influence of alcohol. Savon Antwon Dinkins, two counts of purchase possession manufacture distri bution or sale of marijuana. Mitchell Sheldon Johnson, marijuana possession less than 1 oz., possession of schedule I/ll substance - hydrocodone with intent to distribute, possession of schedule I/ll substance - oxycodone with intent to distribute and possession of cocaine. DJ. Charles Roland, criminal trespass. Christopher Thomas Scallion, giving inmates liquor drugs weapons etc. without consent of warden, two counts of possession of methamphetamine and purchase possession manufacture distribution or sale of marijuana. Makeba Kahesha Scott, adult restraint law seat belt 18, driving while licenses suspended or revoked. Tommy Lee Simmons, theft by shoplift ing. Garry Thomas Woodall, probation viola tion and two counts of theft by service. Schulte to serve as president of Georgia Downtown Association Carlee Schulte, Milledgeville Main Street/DDA Executive Director was named 2018 President of the Georgia Downtown Association (GDA). She has previously served as secretary/treasurer of the organization and is the nonprofit’s vice president. She was selected to serve in 2014. The GDA is a member-driven associa tion striving to serve its membership by advocating, promoting and supporting Georgia downtowns to foster vibrant, sustainable communities. Active member ship is open to any individual that is involved in or interested in downtown revitalizations. “I am ready for the experience as presi dent and look forward to working with the Board and members to continue advo cating for Georgia’s downtowns,” Schulte said. “Through advocacy, training and networking, this association engages not only downtown development professionals but many others interested in the impor tance of our traditional downtowns.” The GDA is a nonprofit association promoting the economic redevelopment of Georgia’s traditional downtowns. Through advocacy, education and marketing, GDA works to focus the public’s attention on the value of down town. The GDA is an independent associa tion that supports both public and private sector efforts targeted at enhancing downtowns throughout Georgia. MPD promoting safety over holiday The Milledgeville Police Department, in a release sent out Monday, Nov. 20, urged drivers to travel at safe speeds, wear seat belts, use child safety seats and use a designated driver if celebrating with alcoholic beverages. Police Chief Dray Swicord said a large number of people drive on roads during the holiday season, and that it is important to drive cautiously. The Thanksgiving travel period starts at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 22 and ends at midnight Sunday, Nov. 26. The MPD patrol officers will be partic ipating in the Click It or Ticket campaign during the season. Practiced nationwide, the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety sponsors it in the state of Georgia. The MPD patrol officers and MPD Specialized Patrol Unit will be stepping up seatbelt and child safety restraint enforcement to increase seatbelt usage and save lives. The MPD Patrol Commander Maj. John Davis said the department will have enforcement details out at night using methods to identify those not wearing safety belts. Daytime enforcement will be done as well. According to figures by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, seat belt usage saved an estimated 13,941 lives in 2016. GDOT suspending construction during holiday The Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT) is suspending all construction-related lane closures on Georgia’s main roads between 6 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 22 and 5 a.m. Monday, Nov. 27. Similar restrictions will be in place for Christmas and New Year’s holidays. Officials with GDOT remind travelers to exercise caution as crews may still work in proximity to highways, and safety concerns may require some long-term lane closures to remain in place. In the last two years, there has been a 33 percent increase in deaths on state roads. Georgia roadway fatalities total 1,337 to date with many of those consid ered tone preventable crashes. Over 70 percent of road-related fatal ities in Georgia this year are attributed to driver behavior including: distracted driving, impaired driving and driving too fast for conditions. Roadwork is being halted to allow for easier and safer travel during the holiday season, according to GDOT State Construction Engineer John D. Hancock. Rich Continued from A4 the rest, I figured, would just fall into place. But not as I expected. The housekeeper, through a misunder standing, didn’t show up. So Tink cleaned. He didn’t do the windowsills and baseboards as I always do and he didn’t get down on the kitchen floor with an old toothbrush and scrub in the crevices but he cleaned what people would see. Meanwhile in Connecticut, I took my nursing duties seriously, working with little rest. That, combined with bacteria picked up on the flight, had me very sick by the time the car arrived on Wednesday to take me to the airport for the flight home. By the time I landed, I could barely speak. I was growing sicker by the moment. On Thanksgiving Day, I was completely without voice as 28 people filed in for food and fellowship. They talked amongst themselves, they laughed, they piled their plates high and they celebrated the blessings of the year. In the midst of such fellowship and celebration, not one person noticed that the baseboards and windowsills were not dusted. It turned out to be my favorite part of Thanksgiving. Ronda Rich is the best selling author of the new book, Mark My Words: A Memoir of Mama. Visit www.rondarich.com to sign for herfree weekly newsletter. Send your Letters to the Editor to wil@bbnews.today by Monday, 1 p.m. Our Family is serving you and your family and we are in our 3rd generation of service. We are a full service funeral home, licensed Funeral Directors always on duty. 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