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PAGE 6A — THE MADISON COUNTY (GA) JOURNAL. THURSDAY. JULY 30. 2009 On the Record Man faces drug, traffic charges Man stabs. kills puppy A Danielsvlle man was arrest ed last week on drug and traffic charges. David Curtis Dean. 40, 85 Grady Avenue, was charged with driving while license withdrawn/ suspended or revoked and pos session, manufacture, distribution, etc. Violation of the GA Controlled Substances Act (morphine). According to the incident report. Dean was pulled over for not hav ing a car tag on Hwy. 98 near CO Draper Road. As Deputy Michael Free asked Dean to step out of the car. the suspect remarked that one of his friends had left his medica tion in the vehicle. Dean’s pas senger turned out to be the owner of the car and gave permission for it to be searched. A pill bottle containing morphine sulfate was found in the car. In another arrest, Terrance Netkl Grant, 34,124 Flint Street, Comer, was charged with possession, manufacture, distribution, etc. VGCSA cocaine and a probation violation (original charges: DUI, driving with suspended license, etc.). According to the Comer Police Department. Chief Brent Zellner observed Grant walking East on Hwy 72 and knew he had an active warrant in Comer Municipal Court. He made contact with Grant and advised him of the war rant and placed him under arrest. Before being placed into Zellner’s patrol car, a check of his person produced a blue container with suspected crack cocaine inside of it. Grant was charged with pos session of cocaine along with the warrant. Other arrests on file at the sher iff’s office last week included: •Jarrett James Boerl, 18, 35 South Hickory Point, Hull, two counts of probation violation (original charges: three counts of entering an auto and one count of theft by taking, etc.). •Frederick Jermaine Brown, 23, 190 Mineral Springs Drive, Athens, housed for Oglethorpe County. •Zaccheus Faust, 18, 20 MLK Drive. Lexington, housed for Oglethorpe County. •John Robert Gordon Jr., 18, 107 Rocky Branch Hollow Road, Nicholson, bench warrant (origi nal charge: underage consump tion). •Timothy Jason Hammond. 28, 895 Poss Road. Comer, public drunkenness and disorderly con duct. •Deddrick Labron Haynes, 37, 150 Hawthorne Ext., Athens, sim ple battery FVA. •Richard Earl Helms, 44. 9050 Hwy. 106 South, Hull, bench war rant (original charge: obstruction). •Shonda Kaye Hill, 39, 433 Timber Ridge. Colbert, two counts of probation violation. •Douglas Eugene Holcomb, 61, 3332 Blacks Creek Church Road, Commerce, possession, manufac ture, distribution, etc. VGCSA. •David Mark Hosting, 30. 1730 Pine Valley Farm Road, Comer, probation violation and posses sion of methamphetamine. •Lois Renee Maddox, 31, 3510 Eley Road, Gibson, probation vio lation (original charges: forgery, financial identity card fraud, etc.), theft by receiving stolen property 15 counts of forgery in the first degree and four counts of forgery in the second degree. •Randall Eugene Parham. 42. 3545 Hwy. 98 East. Comer, driv ing while license withdrawn, suspended or revoked, attempt or conspiracy to commit offense, driving without headlights when required, failure to drive within a single lane, obstruction of an officer and fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer. •Timothy Joe Parham, 44, 4372 Comer Paoli Road, Comer, pro bation violation (original charge: VGCSA possession of metham phetamine). •Joseph Smith, Jr.. 33, 1047 Dunlap Road. Athens, fleeing or attempting to elude, driving while license withdrawn/suspende/ revoked. DUI/alcohol, reckless driving, improper passing, failure to yield the right-of-way failure to drive within a single lane and failure to obey a stop sign. •Michael Wayne Washam, 33. 3510 Eley Road, Gibson, four counts of forgery in the first degree, one count of identity fraud, possession, manufacture, distribution, etc. VGCSA cocaine and drug-related objects. •Charlie Albert Whitley, 24. 2740 Della Slaton Road, Comer, giving false information or false name, obstruction of an officer. •Cindy Marie Whitley 22, 5657 Hwy. 29 South. Hull, two counts of obstruction of an officer. •John Marcus Wood, 37, 3211 Hwy. 98 Danielsville, probation violation (original charge: bur glary). •Cedric Aundry Bush Sr., 36, 1369 McCannon Morris Road, Hull, battery FVA (Family Violence Act). •Jeffery Scott Goss, 44. 940 Fred Goss Road, Danielsville, driving while license withdrawn. •Gregory Deon Harris, 34, 304 Hannah Heights, Hull, bench war rant. •David Carl Jones. 39, 1235 Hillcrest Glenn Circle, Sugar Hill, bench warrant. •Wesley David Moore, 20, 2265 Edgar Town Lane. Smyrna, expired or no driver’s license. •Douglas William Parham, 38, 2645 Hwy. 98 East, Comer, driv ing while license withdrawn. •William George Ralston. 43, 34 Circle D Drive, Colbert, hold for Putnam County. •Cindy Ann Stamey, 36, 155 Freeman Fowler Road, Danielsville. driving while license withdrawn. •Ashley Leanne Watson, 26,204 Amberly Drive, Hull, discharging a firearm while under the influ ence and reckless conduct. •Christina Marie Willoughby, 22. 99 Joyce Court, Hull, crimi nal trespass, disorderly conduct, simple battery and obstruction of an officer. Three injured in Spradin Mill Road wreck Three people were injured in a single-vehicle accident on Spratlin Mill Road July 18. According to the Athens Post of the Georgia State Patrol, Drenon Bushin, 37, Danielsville, lost control of his 2003 Chevy pickup as he negotiated a curve while traveling west on Spratlin Mill Road at approximately 5:15 p.m. The vehicle left the roadway, traveled down an embank ment and overturned, coming to rest up-side-down. Bushin and passengers Eric Bushin, 17, were seriously injured in the accident, while Micky Bushin, 5, received “visible” injuries, according to the State Patrol report. The patients were taken to Atlanta Medical Center and Athens Regional Medical Center. According to the State Patrol report, the driver and the 5-year-old passenger were properly restrained, while the 17-year-old was not wearing a seatbelt. Banks-Jackson Risk Reduction DUI SCHOOL 706-336-6777 DEFENSIVE DRIVING 1728 North Broad Street, Commerce, State Certified 5010 and 2007 Next DUI Class begins on August 8,2009 Next Defensive Driving Class will be held on August 1,2009 Man seriously injured in wreck A man was seriously injured in a single-vehicle accident involving a green Isuzu Rodeo at the intersec tion of Hwy. 29 and Double Branches Road south of Danielsville around 8:30 a.m. Monday. David Cobble, 33, Winder, suffered life-threatening inju ries after he lost control of his vehicle and overturned. He was in critical condition Monday. Cobble was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected from the vehicle. A passenger in the vehicle was wearing a seatbelt and was uninjured. Aggravated animal cruelty was reported on Williams Wilson Road near Hull last week. A man there reported that one of his roommate’s dogs had been killed. Deputy David Kidd responded to the scene, where a six-month old dachs hund puppy had been found stabbed behind his right ear. The dog was deceased and there was a lot of blood in the garage. The deputy noted that there was no blood leading into or out of the garage and that the dog appeared to have been killed there. The dog's owner said he suspected a neighbor who he has had an ongo ing argument with and that one of his dogs had been poisoned in the past. Another neighbor stated that the same neighbor is suspected to have killed one of their dogs. The report has been turned over to sheriff’s investigators. In another incident, deputy Alan Stratton was dispatched to Hwy. 98 West in reference to hit and run. When he arrived at the scene, a man told Stratton he was leaving Midway Grocery on Hwy. 98 on his motorcycle when he noticed a man he knows pulling out from a stop sign on Neese Commerce Road. He said he and the man had problems in the past and that the suspect had threatened to run over him if he ever caught him out on his motorcycle. The victim pulled to the shoulder of Hwy. 98 and got off his motorcycle and the suspect proceeded to run over it and then backed over the rear end of it. The suspect’s truck was later found abandoned on Wolf Creek Trail, with his wallet inside and one of the suspect’s boots was found a short distance away. The K-9 officer and dog tracked the man to his residence, but he was unable to be located. Warrants were taken for his arrest. Man charged with theft by receiving, VGCSA A man was arrested on Black’s Creek Church Road Monday and charged with theft by receiving stolen property and violation of Georgia’s Controlled Substance Act (VGCSA). According to a press release from the Madison County Sheriff’s Department, Douglas Eugene Holcomb was arrested after deputies issued a search warrant at 3332 Black’s Creek Church Road. 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