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PAGE 9- THURSDAY, MAY 30, 2013 Crawford Comity Sheriff's Arrest Name: Burt, Shannon Mazelle, Age: 38, Charges: DUI - Alcohol/Controlled substance present in blood/ urine subject to O.C.G.A. 40-6-391; Name: Crook, George Berry, Age: 48, Charges: Fleeing or attempt ing to elude police office, theft by taking - felony, knowingly driving motor vehicle on suspended, cancelled,or revoked registra tion, projecting loud light/flag/ strobe requirment (reduced with repair), failure to main tain insurance, driving wrong side of undivided street, fail ure to signal/improper signal; Name: Dyer, Matthew Devin, Age: 28, Charges: theft by taking -felony; Name: Dykes, Thomas Devon, Age: 25; Charges: fleeing or attempting to elude police officer, ATV on public road; Name: Glass, Brandi Bryant; Age: 30, Charges: simple battery- fami ly violence; Name: Howard, Alyssa Darlene, Age: 25, Charges: rule absolute; Name: Lord, Mathew Frank, Age: 24, Charges: fleeing or attempting to elude police officer, ATV on public road; Name: Martin, Charles Robert, Age: 51, Charges: aggravated assault (FVA); Name: Murchinson, Jamar, Age 37, Charges: failure to maintain lane, failure to main tain insurance, suspended license -drug suspension, fail ure to obey signs or control devices; Name: Roberts Walter Lee, Age: 31, Charges: driving while license suspend ed or revoked (misdemeanor); Name: Russaw, Albert Mario, Age: 40, Charges: marijuana- possess Less than 1 oz.; Name: Sauls, Jason Alan, Age: 32, Charges: serving sentence; Name: Searcy, Antonio Demeico, Age: 36, Charges: probation violation (when probation terms are altered) - misdemeanor, seat belts - adults, obstructing or hindering law enforcement officers, possession of open alcohol container, DUI - driv ing under the influence of alcohol - concentration is 0.08G or more within 3 HRS or more, fleeing or attempting to elude police officer, endan gering a child by driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, driving while license suspended or revoked (felony) (fourth or subsequent offense); Name: Talton, Chalance Etheta, Age: 34, Charges: suspended license, failure to maintain lane; Name: Thomas, Mary Constance, Age: 66, Charges: failure to appear - misde meanor; Name: Wainwright, Lonnie Brian, Age: 39, Charges: parole violation, receipt, possession or transfer of firearm by convicted felon or felony first offender; Name: Warner, Nicholad Shane, Age: 24, Charges: marijuana - possession less than 1 oz. All parties are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Perch Courty Sheriff*! Arrest Reports Name: Allen, Traci Ann Age:41, Charges: Murder; Name: Brown, Willard, Age: 56, Charges: theft by taking - misdemeanor; Name: Clark, Courtney Artez, Age: 32, charges: driving while license suspended or revoked (mis demeanor); Name: Dewberry, Roger Jamel, Age: 24; Charges: illegal possession of controlled substance; Name: Fowler, Jeffery Bryant, Age 36, Charges : serving 24 hours; Name: Fuller, Dyrek A, Age: 39, Charges: proba tion violation (when proba tion terms are altered) - mis demeanor; Name: Gainous, Kenneth Ray, Age: 44, Charges: driving while license suspended, failure to maintain lane; Name: Glass, Brandi Bryant, Age 30, Charges: simple battery - Family Violence; Name: Hall, Linda Faye, Age: 57, Charges - probation violation (when probation terms are altered) - Felony; Name: Harris, Detrick Deshawn, Age: 20, Charges - Failure to appear - misdemeanor; Name: Hooten, Shalandra Dashay, Age: 33, Charges: simple battery; Name: Howard, Alyssa Darlene, Age: 25, Charges, Rule Absolute; Name: Howard Henry, Age 43, Charges, DUI - AlcohoFcontrolled substance present in blood/ urine subject to O.G.C.A. 40-6-391; Name: Jackson, David Anderson, Age: 34, Charges, failure to appear - Felony; Name: Jackson, Justin Lavar, Age : 34, Charges: theft by receiving stolen property - misdemean or; Name: Jacobs, Calvin Lee, Age: 49, Charges: fail- Sin is never satisfied. The homofascist thirst for abso lute affirmation is unquench able. What’s the next step? Activists now demand that adult men who desire sex with other males (“gay” scout masters) be allowed to take your sons camping overnight. Soon they’ll be insisting that “transgender boys” (girls who wish they were boys) be allowed to join as well. What a camping trip. Imag ine the pup tent. Your son and Jimmy - who’s got a crush on him - along with Billy and Billy’s boyfriend Bobby, all snuggly warm in the middle of nowhere. But make room for Sammy (formerly Suzie) and Sammy’s boyfriend Gary (formerly Gertrude). ure to appear - felony; Name: Leslie, Christopher, Age: 23, Charges: probation violation (when probation terms are altered) - felony; Name: Lumpkin, Diocleutia Quenell, Age: 28: Charges: probation violation (when probation terms are altered) felony; Name: Malakins, Tevin Dwight, Age: 20, Charges: probation violation (when probation terms are altered) misdemeanor; Name: Mann, Marques Alfonso, Age: 30: Charges: failure to appear - misde meanor; Name: Maxwell, Janella Jasmine, Age: 19, Charges: simple battery; Name: Maxwell, Marcus Santini, Age: 31, Charges: burglary, criminal damage to property - 2 nd degree; Name: Millines, Quenton Ellis, Age: 24, Charges: battery; Name: Pigford, Dell, Age: 24, Charges: probation violation (when probation terms are altered) - felony; Names: Rhey, Christopher Melvin, Age: 39, Charges: Safety belt violation for 18 YOA and older, window, windshield, or wiper violation, improper sig nal, illegal possession of con trolled substance; Name: Rossavivita, Emilio Niccolo, Age: 71, Charges: possession of firearm by convicted felon, giving false name, address, or birthdate to law enforcement officer; Name: Solomon, Carmesha Danielle, Age: 28, Charges: contempt of state court; Name: Stum, Dennis J, Age: 37, Charges: rule abso lute (child support); Name: Tabor, Warren Ezar, Age: 61, Charges: contempt of superi or court; Name: Tennyson, Freddie Maurice, Age: 35, Don’t forget to hang the disco ball. And “always be prepared.” You think there won’t be new membership stagnation? Who wants to sign their boy up for the “Gay Scouts”? What’s a kid gotta to do to earn his “tolerance badge”? Parents, you might want to get out while the gettin’s good. As one Eagle Scout told me, “I’m not leaving the Boy Scouts, the Boy Scouts left me.” It’s only a matter of time until BSA caves on these demands as well. They’ll admit “gay” men and girls soon. They have no choice. Now that they’ve opened the door, they’ve waived the only legal defense they once had: religious and moral convic- Charges: failure to appear - misdemeanor, probation vio lation (when probation terms are altered) - misdemeanor; Name: Tester, Tester Edwards, Age: 39, Charges: failure to appear - misde meanor, possession of a schedule 1 controlled sub stance; Name: Thomas, Ronnie Jamall, Age: 26, Charges: probation violation (when probation terms are altered) - felony; Name: Thompson, Gary, Age: 47, Charges: deposit account fraud/bad check $499 or less, comtempt of state court.; Name: Thompson, Reginald, Age; 54, Charges: Tampering with evidence - felony, pos session of drug related objects, obstructing or hin dering law enforcement offi cers; Name: Vinson, Adrian Jentes, Age: 18, Charges: driving without a valid license (misdemeanor), fail ure to report accident, fail to RPT striking fixed object, theft by taking - felony; Name: Wade, Amanda Michelle, Age: 35, Charges: Illegal possession of con trolled substance, window tint violation; Name Wainwright, Felicia Marie, Age 25, Charges: loitering, operating w/out lights required by law, driving while license suspended; Name: Washington, Shadrick Antwan, Age: 24, Charges: driving while license sus pended; Name: Weitz, Justin Blake, Age: 23, Charges: Appreshension of a wanted person. All parties are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. tion. But here’s the good news. I and dozens more will be convening for a coalition meeting of pro-family leaders next month in Louisville, Ky., to discuss the creation of a moral alternative to the Boy Scouts. Nature abhors a vacuum. We intend to fill it. Still, until then, please join me as we mourn the loss of this once honorable organi zation. The Boy Scouts of America: Bom Feb. 8,1910 -Died May 23,2013. May it rest in peace. Matt Barber (@jmattbar- ber on Twitter) is an attorney> concentrating in constitutional law. He selves as Vice President of Liberty/ Counsel Action . (This information is provided for iden tification purposes only.) Continued From Front Page before they were paved. Kel ly requested that the board consider any other projects by the next regularly sched uled meeting since the list is due to DOT by the end of June. Fripp stated that he and Frankie McAfee watched a piece of equipment called Tar Pot and they would look at the feasibilities of either. He said they might be able to do this part in house. Kelly presented the board with proposed language for the 2015 SPLOST referen- dem and noted that there needed to be a joint meet ing with the City of Roberta to approve division of the proceeds of the pending SPLOST. Since both entities meet at 6 p.m. on the first Tuesday, he set a time of 5 p.m. on the first Tuesday in the Coverdell Room. Mincey had been asked to look into insuring non owned vehicles. He stated that, after researching and discussion with companies like State Farm and Farm Bureau, that it could not be done. Several different ideas were present ed, however, each one could not be applied. Mincey said that those individuals who might be affected needed to be notified to insure they acquire the necessary insur ance to protect their personal property in the event of an at-fault accident. Under new business, Kelly stated he would send a notice to all county employees of the potential liability as sociated with responding to emergencies in personal vehicle. This notice would require employees to sign and acknowledge they had been informed of the po tential liability. Kelly will create an amendment to the county’s personnel manual that will address this issue for board approval. Kelly informed the board that the suit filed by Sheriff Department ofificers-Terry Burger, Johnny Cleveland, Jason Rhea and former employee Tom Wallace con cerning personal leave was dismissed by the judge issu ing a Summary Judgment for the defendants. The Development Au thority - Tax Abatement was on the agenda. Since no member of the Develop ment Authority was present, Chapman was asked to brief the commissioners on the request. In question is tax abatement for a new compa ny they were trying to get to locate in Crawford County. The current location is under conservation and taxes are less that $1000 per year. This is a parcel of 147 acres of uninhabited land. The proposed company asked for tax abatement on a sliding scale for a period of seven years. The development authority countered with an offer of four years. Under this offer the county would receive $2,200,000 in taxes. The company countered with an offer of $1,400,000. The commissioners were informed that this will not produce any jobs except dur ing construction. If the deal goes through the county and school board would receive $30,000 due to the penal ties of taking the property out of conservation. Being a win-win situation the board agreed to the development authority’s proposal. Kelly informed the board that the girls’ softball team had raised $15,000 this year and wanted to build a locker room/concession stand at the high school ball field. They asked that the county waive the $1,000 in building fees. The county agrees to this, however, it would still have to be inspected. Passed 5-0. Two budget amendments on the agenda - one for the adminstration office in the amount of $12,717 to pay for the forensic audit of the Magistrate Court records; the other for the roads depart ment for a total increase of $46,944.54 to pay construc tion expenses, were ap proved. 'Hw -Mope/ Clmtr at Community Center, Crawford County 1101 Hwy. 341 N. (old Community Center) will stage a Yard Sale SC Rifle Raffle Ticket Sale June 7, 2013, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Date of Rifle Drawing August 24th 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. NOTE: The Hope Chest is to be fully operational July 30th. The Food Bank with client referral is now operational Tuesday - Thursday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. For more information call 478-836-2713
