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PAGE 6A THE JACKSON HERALD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2021 Public Safety Jackson County Jail Hull man charged after fleeing from police A Hull man faces a slew of charges after he fled from police last week. Adarien Bernard Wright, 35, of Hull, faces charges of driving while license is suspended or revoked; driving under the influence (DUI)-alcohol; duty of driver of vehicle meeting or overtaking a school bus; fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer; following too closely; hit and run; violation of obedience to traffic control de vices; reckless driving; and stop/yield sign violation. According to the Georgia State Patrol, Wright fled from the Arcade Police Depart ment in a Kia Forte on SR 15 Alt. on Sept. 16. During the pursuit. Wright reportedly followed a Hyundai Elantra too closely and he struck the Elantra twice, causing the ve hicle to travel down an embankment and strike two trees. The driver of the Elantra, a 25-year-old Nicholson woman, was not injured. Wright fled after striking the vehicle. Authorities were able to track Wright by following pieces of vehicle debris that fell off his vehicle. OTHER ARRESTS The Jackson County Sheriff’s Office (JCSO) and other agencies reported the fol lowing arrests in the county: JCSO •Jason Carl Cline, 48, 255 Shamus Way, Jefferson, simple battery - Family Violence Act (FVA). •Jennifer Lynn Garcia. 43, 4316 Hwy. 124, Hoschton, simple battery against po lice officer/law enforcement officer/dog/ corrections or detention officer and willful obstruction of law enforcement officers by use of threats or violence. •Melissa Avery Hirschlein. 40, 393 W.O. Smith Rd., Jefferson, possession of a Sched ule IV Controlled Substance (alprazolam), possession of a Schedule IV Controlled Substance (Xanax), driver to exercise due care, drugs not in original container. Driv ing Under the Influence (DUI) of drugs and following too closely. •Gary James Javors. 31, 27 Wood St., Commerce, simple battery - FVA. •Terrance Deshane Jordan, 31, 5223 Lin da PL. Forest Park, hold for another agency. •Keisha Marie Seawood, 29, 2085 Sum- merglen Trl., Braselton, aggravated assault - FVA, cruelty to children - FVA, driving on roadways laned for traffic, no expired Georgia intrastate motor carrier registration and reckless driving. •Michael Jayce Sutton, 32, 1033 Rose Dr., Watkinsville, driving on roadways laned for traffic and DUI - alcohol. •Carla Marie Evans. 52. 7047 Smokey Rd., Athens, possession and use of drug-re lated objects and public indecency. •Hannah Shayne Maynard, 24. 352 Mc Donald Cir., Commerce, theft by shoplift ing. •Silvia Alexandra Molina-Torrento. 19, 5317 Jack Pine Dr.. Montgomery. Ala., driving on roadways laned for traffic and driving without a valid driver’s license. •Amy Michelle Stillwell. 35, 132 Sentry Ct.. Winder, hold for another agency. •Brandon Lamar Yearby, 32, 170 Viking Ct.. Athens, driving without a valid driver’s license and windshields and windshield wipers violation. •Destyn Rashad Alexander, 31, 2109 Yvette Way, Braselton, simple battery - FVA. •Daniel Gil, 37, 1132 Reese Dr., Hoschton. parole violation. •Melissa Ann Leach, 38, 48 Wildflower Rd., Braselton. hold for another agency and probation violation. •Christopher Wayne Keith, 30, 180 Ham way Ln., Winder, failure to appear. •Glendia Deloris Cowart, 63, homeless, criminal trespass. •Derek Dewayne Gray, 42,3246 Hillcrest Ave., Macon, failure to appear. •Jayeshkumar Babubhai Patel, 57, 157 Duke St., Jefferson, furnishing/purchasing/ possession of alcohol underage. •Greg William Owens, 49, 190 Isiah Dr., Jefferson, failure to register as a sex offend er/failure to comply with requirements/pro vided. •Robert Franklin Terry, 61, 3930 Willow - meade Dr.. Snellville, driving on roadways laned for traffic, driving while driver’s li cense is suspended, DUI - alcohol and no proof of insurance. •David Samuel Hugill, 56, 397 Main St., Talmo, driving without a valid driver’s li cense. DUI - alcohol, operating a low speed vehicle and vehicles approaching or enter ing an intersection. •Julie Lynn Sanders, 31, 36 Banks Rd., Jefferson, possession of a Schedule II Con trolled Substance, possession of a Schedule III Controlled Substance, probation viola tion and willful obstruction of law enforce ment officers. •Lisa Dine Allen, 41. 140 Pikes Peak, Fairplay. S.C., probation violations. •Michael Del Larry Bryant. 35, 3613 Baker Rd., Gainesville, probation violation. •Maximiliano Espino, 27, homeless, driving on roadways laned for traffic, driv ing while driver’s license is suspended or revoked, DUI - drugs and possession of meth amphetamine. •Jordan Emmanual Gonzalez, 29, 5567 Pennybrook Ct.. Stone Mountain, hold for another agency and probation violation. •John Lawrence Martin, 38, 4033 C. Rogers Rd., Gainesville, failure to appear. •Billy Christopher Stancil, 48, 188 Ram bler Inn Rd., Jefferson, probation violation. •Dylan Tyler Duke. 24, 397 Village Dr., Jefferson, driving while driver’s license is suspended or revoked and following too closely. •Levi Taylor Long, 17, 277 Magnolia PL, Commerce, criminal damage to property and obstructing or hindering persons mak ing an emergency telephone call. •Biana Madison Lord, 18. 214 Cedar Dr., Commerce, theft by shoplifting. COMMERCE PD •Demarco Maurice Hardy, 19, 2007 Kirk land Cir. #2007, Statham, impeding traffic flow, possession of marijuana and purchase, possession, manufacture, distribution or sale of marijuana. •Robert Allen McDaniel, 34, 1771 Gal ilee Church Rd., Jefferson, driving while driver’s license is suspended or revoked, habitual violator, possession and use of drug-related objects, possession of meth- amphetamine and probation violations. •William Seth Pennington, 41, 212 Gates Mill Dr., Lawrenceville, probation violation. •Jessica Lauren Melear, 30, 2245 Cedar Ridge Dr., Commerce. DUI - drugs. JEFFERSON PD •Desmon Xavian Rakestraw, 18, 47 Ma ria Cir., Jefferson, aggravated assault. •Antonio Jermiah McCluster. 44, 6005 Chattahoochee St., Lula, home invasion, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and possession of a firearm during the com mission of a crime, •Jarod Xavier Chatham, 20, 948 South Railroad Ave.. Carlton, hold for another agency. •Jeremy Lee Christopher Elrod, 24, 335 Old Harden Orchard Rd., Commerce, crim inal trespass. •Sarah Mae Jordan, 20. 320 Mahaffey St., Jefferson, criminal trespass. •Richard Scott Kitchens, 44. 185 Storey Ln„ Jefferson, criminal trespass. MAYSVILLE PD •James Bryan Griffin, 42, 1680 Hwy. 82, Winder, public drunkenness and possession of marijuana. •Brandon Shawn Lawson, 35, 514 Sears Dr., Mays ville, burglary, criminal damage to property and failure to appear. GEORGIA STATE PATROL •Jon-Michael Jolley. 36, 737 Shelby Hwy.. Gaffney, S.C., possession and use of drug-related objects and trafficking in co caine, illegal drugs, marijuana or metham- phetamine. •Nicholas Scott Matson. 26, 4826 Chesney Hwy., Spartanburg, S.C., driving on roadways laned for traffic and traffick ing in cocaine, illegal drugs, marijuana or meth amphetamine. •Jose Dejesus Rodriguez-Cruz, 41, 93 Kerby Cir., Braselton, driving without a valid driver’s license. •Patricio Jauer Ramos, 29, 635-B Wash ington St., Gainesville, driving while unli censed and failure to maintain lane. GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES •Robert James Cooper, 27, 449 Forest Lake Rd., Pendergrass, possession and use of drug-related objects and violation of Georgia Controlled Substances Act (VGC- SA). JCSO - Incidents Jefferson man treated for accidental gunshot wound JCSO Juvenile makes social media post about school theft as nation-wide trend continues A Jackson County High School assistant principal told the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office that he had video evidence of a juvenile on Snap Chat holding up one of the school’s sink handles at his home. The alleged incident comes as the U.S. is seeing a viral trend of students damaging bathrooms and post ing the crimes on social media site, TikTok. Accord ing to a recent media reports nation-wide, adminis trators and law enforcement officials say the hashtags #deviouslick” or #deviouslicks” accompany these TikTok posts. Multiple media outlets are reporting stolen soap dispensers, damaged sinks and clogged toilets as part of the trend. Arcade PD Train strikes car at Arcade RR crossing A Jefferson man was re cently treated for an acci dental self-inflicted gunshot wound. On Sunday, September 12, around 9:30 p.m. a Jack- son County Sheriff’s Office deputy responded to North east Georgia Medical Center Braselton where the man was being treated for a gunshot wound to his left hand. The man said he had just gotten home from the gun range and was cleaning his Taurus Gen 2 9 mm hand gun when it accidentally dis charged. He said there must have been a hollow point round left in the chamber. He said the round went in his left palm and came out the side of his hand, but didn’t hit any bones, just flesh. The man was treated for his injuries and released from the hospital. JEFFERSON Other incidents reported to the JCSO in Jefferson were: •suspicious activity on Sto rey Meadows Dr., Jefferson, where a man reported his wife told him two men were standing at the end of his driveway taking pictures of his residence. •identity fraud on Emma- line Ln., Jefferson, where a man reported someone had used his information to open and incorporate a business. •information at West Jack- son Middle School, Gum Springs Church Rd., Jeffer son, where a custody dispute was reported. •assist Jefferson Police Department officers on Pine St., Jefferson, where multiple people were fighting. •theft by taking on Molly Dr., Jefferson, where a man reported someone had stolen a 10-gallon gas tank from the back bed of his pickup truck parked in his driveway. •dispute between a custom er and an employee at Mc Donald’s, Hwy. 129 South, Jefferson, where a man re ported his drive-thru order was messed up and the female employee refused to give him his money back. The female employee stated the male customer was being very rude and she gave him back more money than his order costs as well as a free drink. •driving without a valid driver’s license and failure to maintain lane on Interstate 85 North, Jefferson, where a single-vehicle accident was reported. •accident with a deer on County Farm Rd., Jefferson. •terroristic threats and acts at a Lake Vista Dr., Jeffer son, residence, where a man reported terroristic threats had been made against his life by another man who had been released from the Elbert County Jail after shooting at the complainant. The com plainant said the man boasted about getting released from jail and stated he “was going to finish the job and bash his (complainant’s) head in.” •custody dispute at a Mead- owland Dr., Jefferson, resi dence. •transport a person under arrest by a Georgia Depart ment of Natural Resources (DNR) game warden from a Bill Wright Rd., Jefferson, lo cation to the Jackson County Jail. •simple battery - Fami ly Violence Act (FVA) at a Shamus Way, Jefferson, resi dence, where a domestic dis pute between a woman and NOTICE OF 2nd DUI CONVICTION within five years Driving Under The Influence Pursuant to O.C.G.A. Code Section 40-6-391 (j) NAME: Michael Wayne Lewis CITY: Talmo, GA, 30575 COUNTY: Jackson ARREST DATE: September 17,2020 ARRESTTIME: 08:12 P.M. ARREST LOCATION: 985 South & Mile Post 14 DISPOSITION: Guilty COURT: Hall County Superior & State Court, Gainesville her husband was reported. •suspicious activity on Val entine Industrial Pkwy., Jef ferson, where a man reported a man who no longer worked at the facility was in the park ing lot and was not supposed to have access to the parking lot. •assist Georgia State Patrol trooper with a traffic accident on Interstate 85 North, Jeffer son. •assist medical unit with a female who had taken multi ple pills and warrant service on Hillside Dr., Jefferson. •damage to a vehicle on Gum Springs Church Rd. at Winder Hwy., Jefferson, where a driver ran into a ditch. •noise complaint on Hwy. 82 North, Jefferson, where a woman reported her neigh bors were shooting guns. •dispute between two women at a Mauldin Rd., Jef ferson, residence. •simple battery against a law officer/detention officer and obstruction of law en forcement officers on Hwy. 124 West, Jefferson, where a man reported a woman from across the street was walking in the roadway screaming and yelling. •cruelty to children report ed to the Jackson County Sheriff’s Office, Stan Evans Dr., Jefferson. •information on Curry Crossing, Jefferson, where a woman voiced concern with the well-being of a 21-year- old male. •deposit account fraud at Jackson Electric Membership Corporation, Commerce Rd., Jefferson, where a fraudulent check was reported. •assist Georgia State Pa trol trooper on Lavender Rd. at Hwy. 82 South, Jefferson, where a vehicle accident in volving a school bus was re ported. •suspicious activity on Hwy. 82 North, Jefferson, where a tractor-trailer was parked on the side of the roadway blocking the view of the roadway. •suspicious activity on Hwy. 82 North, Jefferson, where tractor-trailers were causing a traffic hazard. •suspicious activity on Sanctuary Dr., Jefferson, where a suspicious vehicle was reported in an area where there were no homes. •assist road service em ployee on Interstate 85 South, Jefferson, where a trac tor-trailer had two flat tires. •suspicious activity on Brockton Rd., Jefferson, where a suspicious vehicle was a man asleep inside was reported. •suspicious activity on Jackson Trail Rd., Jefferson, where a woman reported she saw two females with back packs walk into the woods across the street from her house. •abandoned vehicle on Jackson Trail Rd. at Whitney Rd., Jefferson. See JCSO, page 8A A female was injured on Wednesday, Septem ber 8, when her car was struck by a train in Ar cade. Arcade Police Depart ment officers responded to the railroad crossing at Wyatt St. where the fe male driver of a Chrysler 300 had crossed the rail road tracks in front of a CSX train that was trav eling southbound. The train struck the driver’s side of the car and pushed it about 100 yards south of the Wyatt St. crossing before coming to a stop. The female complained See Arcade, page 7A ANNOUNCEMENT The Braselton-West Jackson Friends of the Library annual board meeting will be held on Thursday, November 4, 2021, at 5 pm in the Community Room of the Braselton- West Jackson Library. If you have questions, please contact Judy Sanford Brooks, Member at Large/Membership, at (404) 405-7113. SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Applications & Appeals We Do All The Hard Work! 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