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Page 6A, The Lee County Ledger, Wednesday, September 4,2019 Lee County Sheriff’s Office Weekly Report William Chunn, III, of Martindale Drive, was arrested on an active. Deputy Brann made contact with Chunn who had an active probation violation warrant. He was placed under arrest and transported to the Lee County Jail. Anthony Michael Concilio, of U.S. 19, was arrested for contempt. Lt. Jennings, Lt. Smith, Deputy Brann, and Dep uty Picklesimer made contact with Concilio at his residence. He was arrested, handcuffed, and transported to the jail without incident. Paul Gregory Rigby, of Magnolia Ave., Lees burg, was charged with VILLAGER CLEANERS 5 Convenient Locations! Leesburg 1591 US Highway 19 S 229.889.0156 Leesburg 1324 US Hwy 82 West 229.446.9200 Albany 2339 Whispering Pines Rd Albany 229.435.3050 2614 N. Jefferson St. #1 Amerirus 229.883.8863 40 9 W Lamar St. 229.924.9110 Leaving Streaks When You Mow? Time For New Newer Blades? We’ve Got Your Blades! 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A check of his information through GCIC showed that he had a warrant in Lee County for failure to appear. The arrest warrant was confirmed. He was arrested and transported to the Lee County Jail. Brittany Leanne Townsend, of Barbra- gale Ave., Albany, was charged with being a wanted person. Dep uty Stephenson was dispatched to Mayhaw Road in reference to an unwanted person at a residence. The dep uty made contact with Townsend who was wanted in Dougherty County for theft by re ceiving stolen property. She was arrested without incident and transported to the Lee County Jail. Martina Shyvonne Haynesworth, of Twisted Pines Court, Leesburg, was charged with driving while license suspended/ revoked. Deputy Brown made contact with Haynesworth on Philema Road. Haynesworth stat ed that she had run out of gas and a friend was bringing her some more gas. The deputy ran her driver’s license through GCIC which came back suspended for failure to appear. She was placed under arrest and trans ported to the Lee County Jail. Shalik Kelly, of Pine Valley Road, Albany, was charged with disor derly conduct. Deputy Carr was dispatched to U.S. Highway 82 W in reference to a suspicious person/vehicle parked in the yard beside the driveway of a residence. The deputy made contact with Kelly who was slumped in the driv er’s seat with both feet propped on the dash above the steering wheel. After approximately two minutes of the deputy yelling and banging on the window/door in attempt to wake up the subject, he finally woke up. Kelly did not know where he was or what county he was in. He was arrested for criminal trespass and transported to the Lee County Jail. Chadwick Ryan Fritts, of Mathis Lane, Lees burg, was charged with aggravated stalking. Deputy Glass responded to Lovers Lane Road in reference to a suspicious person lying on the side of the road. The deputy gave Fritts a ride home and had a conversation with him about not being allowed to be at certain location. Later the same day the deputy was dispatched to that residence in reference to an unwanted per son. The deputy made contact with Fritts at the residence. A condition of bond was that Fritts could not stay away from Media Center staff Special to the Ledger Pam Johnson joins the LCMSE family as media specialist. She has been a media specialist for 15 years in Terrell County. A native of Bronwood, Dr. Johnson and her husband, Bo, reside in Lee County. Dr. John son has two children, Millie Foster, a 3rd year medical student at Mer cer University School of Medicine, and Reese Foster, who farms in Terrell County. She also You’re Retired. Your Money Isn’t. To learn why consolidating your retirement accounts to Edward Jones makes sense, contact your Edward Jones financial advisor today. Greg Parrish Jr Financial Advisor 190 Oakland Pkwy Ste C Leesburg, GA 31763 229-883-0416 Call 229-883-0416 or visit our office today. www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC Edwardjones MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING that residence. Fritts was taken into custody and transported to the Lee County Jail. Deputy Bowden responded to a U.S. 19 business in reference to a fraud incident. The vic tim received a message from his bank saying that charges were being made to his account. The victim stated that he had gone to a restaurant and the card reader was not working and that the server took his card to the back to run his card. The Deputy spoke to the server who remem bered the incident. Later the victim said more items were ordered with his card and sent to a Cordele Road address. The server lives at that address. The deputy has worked an identical case involving the same serv er at the same business. The case remains active. Cofield Joins LCMS East Staff LCMS East welcomes Will Cofield! Mr. Cofield is entering his 4th year as an educator. Prior to joining the LCMS East family, he taught science at The Odyssey Char ter School in Newnan, Georgia and math at Callaway Middle School in LaGrange, GA. Mr. Cofield earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Educational Studies and a minor in Coaching from LaGrange College. Mr. Cofield and his wife Hannah moved from the metro Atlanta area and are new to the Leesburg community. Mr. Cofield enjoys hunting, fishing, watersports, and just about anything outdoors. Mr. Cofield is excited to serve as an assistant coach for the LCMS East football team and the baseball team. Go Trojans! Barrett Joins LCMS East Staff Anne Barrett joins Lee County Middle School East as a part-time Title I math teacher, after retiring from the Crisp County school district. Mrs. Barrett and her husband, Mark, reside in Leslie and have two sons, Beau of Macon, GA, and John of Ameri cus. Her hobbies include traveling, genealogy, and reading. She is a member of the Early Bloomer’s Garden Club, Council of Safety Chapter of DAR, and Colonial Dames So ciety in Americus. Mrs. Barrett is also a member of Calvary Episcopal Church in Americus, GA. has a step-son, Phin Johnson, who is a senior at Lee County and wrestles for the high school wrestling team, and two step-daughters, Aimee Johnson Weber and Ansley Johnson Cotton, who are also Lee County alumnae. Deanna Wiggins is the Media Center parapro- fessional for LCMSE. Mrs. Wiggins is a fel low Trojan, Lee County High School class of 2010 graduate. After high school, she gradu ated from Darton State College with an Associ ates Degree in General Studies. Mrs. Wiggins began her career in 2010 at the Darton State Col lege Library and then continued with a posi tion at the Lee County Public Library. Mrs. Wiggins and her husband, Danny, have been married for 7 years. They have three children together, Kylie, Madeline and Trey. During her free time, Mrs. Wiggins likes to read, binge watch tv shows, and spend time with her children. Heldenberg Begins Teaching At LCMSE Heather Heldenberg is a 7th grade math teacher this year at LCMS-East. Mrs. Heldenberg grad uated from the Univer sity of Georgia with a Linance Degree. After spending several years in the corporate world, she decided to pursue her passion for teaching. Heather relocated from Marietta, Georgia to Leesburg in 2004 when she married her husband, Tom. Tom and Heather have two sons, Brady (8) and Parker (5). She en joys spending time with her family, camping, and traveling. LCMS East Welcomes Kayla Moore LCMSE would like to welcome Kayla Moore to their team as an eighth grade science teacher. Ms. Moore is beginning her 7th year in public education, but has been teaching since 2010. Ms. Moore was born and raised in south Georgia, and graduated from Cook County High School. She recently graduated with a Mas ter's of Science in Sec ondary Education and is certified to teach both math and science for middle and high school. Ms. Moore is a single mother to one little girl, Alaina, and a fur mama to three dogs. Welcome, Ms. Moore!
