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Child, 4, Left in Car While Foster Mom Works at Augusta Hospital, Pg. 17
RCSO Deputy Accidentally
Tasers Fellow Officer, Pg. 19
YEAR 6, ISSUE 16
SEPTEMBER 17-23, 2014
Columbia Co: Teen Jailed for Posting Nude Pic of Another Girl, Pg. 21
Kristin Nelson, 29,
of Hephzibah,
Possession of meth with
intent to distribute
Coutney Riley, 21,
of Athens,
Disorderly conduct
William Barton,
of North Augusta,
Entering home with
intent to commit a crime
Katie Partin, of Aiken,
Breach of trust with
fraudulent intent
H
olly W
illiam
son,
28, of A
iken,
Driving under suspension
2nd offense, failure to pay
child support
William Ready, 20,
of Aiken,
Malicious injury to
personal property
Melissa Lockhart, 36,
of Augusta,
Driving while license sus-
pended, state court bench
warrant
Evan Smith, 17,
of Augusta,
Strong armed robbery
Jonathon Bishop,
25, of North Augusta,
Forgery
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Page 13
Raymond Patter, 34,
of Aiken,
Criminal domestic
violence
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Precouz Goodman, 19,
of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Aiken Man Leaves His Wallet
& ID at Break-In, Pg. 8
Man Tries
to Sell
Food
Stamps on
Facebook,
Pg. 12
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Bible Verse of the Week
The person who confesses their sins and
forsakes them shall have mercy
Proverbs 28:13
FROM THE
PUBLISHER
Greg
Rickabaugh
Should college football stadiums al-
low the sale of alcohol?
Or would it only lead to more prob-
lems and arrests in the stands from
sloshed spectators?
Let me start with this: It seems a bit
unfair and elitist to only allow people
in the premium seats and luxury boxes
to drink alcohol at the game. Thats
the case at most of our big stadiums
regionally.
Anyone caught consuming alcohol in
the bleachers risks arrest.
Currently, there are 21 on-campus
football stadiums in the nation where
fans of legal drinking age can buy
beer.
So why not let all of them
start?
You know that fans would be
willing to pay high prices for a
stadium beer, funds that could
help the athletic program bud-
get. That money would also
fow down into the universitys
non-revenue sports, which is a
majority of them.
Plus, letting fans purchase
beer in the stadium reduces
the desire by people to load up
on alcohol during tailgating. When they
come into the stadium drunk, there
is a potential for more rowdiness and
outrageous behavior.
Selling beer might actually reduce
the disruptiveness. (Plus, fans wouldnt
feel the need to sneak in alcohol.)
If you go see the Braves, the Fal-
cons or the Panthers, you will see that
alcohol sales take up as much room as
souvenir sales.
Now, college football has taken on
an atmosphere comparable to pro
sports with coaches making big bucks,
the SEC enjoying its own TV network
and a movement toward paying the
players.
I know that money isnt everything. In
fact, some believe football fans should
stop their belly-aching when they cant
drink for a few hours.
But I believe the absence of alco-
hol only makes people more
sneaky and more dangerous
at the same time.
Ive seen statistics that show
other countries with a legal
age below 21 have less prob-
lems than the United States,
where we send our children
into war at 18 but wont let
them legally drink.
Same with college football.
Set up a legal system to sell
alcohol and you might see
those empty mini-bottles in bathroom
stalls start to disappear.
Whats your opinion? Email me at
publisher@thejailreport.com.
Should College Football Stadiums
Be Allowed to Sell Alcohol?
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SEPTEMBER 17-23, 2014
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY THE JAIL REPORT
DUI - CSRA
Wilborn Danner,
27, of Augusta,
DUI, excessive
noise
Eric Deas, 31,
of Augusta,
DUI, leaving scene
of accident, driving
without license, fail
to maintain lane
Raven Sullivan,
29, of Augusta,
DUI, open container
Min
Nieding, 42,
of North Augusta,
DUI
Thomas Burrus,
of Aiken,
DUI
Joseph Ennis Jr,
31, of Warrenville,
DUI
William Hart,
23, of Aiken,
DUI
Katrina
Hicks-Moseley,
28, of Aiken,
DUI, driving under
suspension,
uninsured vehicle,
false information
Megan Trout,
30, of Langley,
DUI, open container
Herbert Fox Jr,
51, of Aiken,
Unlawful use of
telephone, DUI,
leaving the scene,
window tint violation,
unsafe tires
Suzanne Wilhelm,
35, of Gloverville,
DUI, open container
Michael
Padgett, 52,
of North Augusta,
DUI, hit & run with
property damage
Eddie Grice,
55, of Aiken,
DUI
Ernest Deloach,
36, of Aiken,
DUI, simple
possession
Phinize King Jr.,
25, of Augusta,
DUI, failure to
maintain lane
Tameca Norman,
30, of Augusta,
DUI
Christopher
Sanders, 32,
of Martinez,
DUI, fail to stop at
stop sign
Terrance Price,
25, of Augusta,
DUI, marijuana
possession
Robert Pringle,
30, of Florida,
DUI
David
Musgrove Jr.,
49, of Augusta,
DUI
Rahsaan Walker,
26, of Augusta,
DUI, open container
Harold McClaey,
56, of Martinez,
DUI, driving without
license, no tag
Dion
Boston, 37,
of North Augusta,
DUI
Kathrine Overman,
21, of Augusta,
DUI, turning right
Daquana Garnett,
23, of Augusta,
DUI, marijuana
possession
Anthony Rucker,
37, of Augusta,
DUI, driving under
suspension
Anthony
Glover Jr.,
26, of Augusta,
DUI
Suspects
pictured
on these
pages are
innocent
unless
proven
guilty.
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DUI - CSRA
Cathryn Elliot,
38, of Hephzibah,
DUI
Mailyn Sepulveda,
31, of Augusta,
DUI
Anthony
Boyer Jr.,
26, of Augusta,
DUI
Amos Kelly,
37, of Augusta,
DUI, open container
Toby Sturgis Jr.,
24, of Hephzibah,
DUI, marijuana
possession, driving
without license
Nathan Jacobson,
21, of Grovetown,
DUI
Roland
Voisnet Jr.,
36, of Augusta,
DUI
Marcus Henley,
38, of Augusta,
DUI, driving under
suspension,
obedience traffc
control device
Asa Williams,
21, of Evans,
DUI
Larry Dorsey,
59, of Johnston,
DUI, cocaine
& marijuana
possession, open
container
Milledge
Jackson Jr.,
57, of Augusta,
DUI, failure to
maintain lane, open
container
Marty McCray,
56, of Augusta,
DUI
Leonardo
Edwards,
24, of Grovetown,
DUI
Christina Paris,
31, of Augusta,
DUI, driving on
limited permit
Thomas
McDonald Jr., 41,
of Waynesboro,
DUI
Christopher
Smith,
25, of Augusta,
DUI
Quelisa Elam,
37, of Augusta,
DUI
Eric Oliphant,
53, of Augusta,
DUI
Davita Harris,
27, of Grovetown,
DUI
Anthony Walker,
53, of Augusta,
DUI
Ryan Willis,
22, of Augusta,
DUI, no license on
person
Enrique Roman,
32, of Augusta,
DUI
A woman stopped for driving with no
headlights last Wednesday night was
found to have nearly three times the
legal limit of alcohol in her system.
Leah Brown, 43, of the 1100 block of
Willow Woods Drive, Aiken, was ar-
rested and charged with DUI and her
license was suspended, an Aiken De-
partment of Public Safety report said.
An offcer spotted Brown driving her
Mercedes south on Laurens Street to-
wards Park Avenue with no headlights
on. She was pulled over on Laurens
Street at South Boundary Avenue and
the offcer could see that her eyes were
glassy, her speech was slurred and she
smelled like alcohol, the report said.
Brown said shed had two glasses
of wine and she agreed to take a feld
sobriety test. She had trouble on all
phases of the test with both the instruc-
tions and her balance, the report said.
She was arrested for DUI and taken to
headquarters where her blood alcohol
content registered a .21 percent, the
report said.
A blood alcohol content that high can
cause stupor, loss of understanding,
severe motor impairment and black-
outs, according to BAC charts.
Drivers Two Glasses of Wine Lead to DUI Arrest
Leah Brown,
43, of Aiken,
DUI
The key is to keep
company only with
people who uplift you,
whose presence calls
forth your best.
Epictetus
Quote of the Week
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SEPTEMBER 17-23, 2014
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY THE JAIL REPORT
DRUGS - CSRA
Appollina Bert, 28,
of Augusta,
Possession of mari-
juana with intent to
distribute
James Wilson, 22,
of Augusta,
Marijuana
possession
Doris Harris, 52,
of Augusta,
Obtain Xanax by
fraud x2
Eugene Darby, 31,
of Augusta,
Marijuana posses-
sion, state court
bench warrant, no
seat belt
Michael Hartley,
23, of Augusta,
Possession of
meth with intent to
distribute
Trynell Vermong,
34, of Augusta,
Possession of co-
caine with intent to
distribute, weapon
possession, pos-
session of frearm
by felon
Emmanuel Ivey,
35, of Augusta,
Possession of mari-
juana with intent to
distribute, weapon
possession, pos-
session of frearm
by felon
Jason Adams, 32,
of Grovetown,
Marijuana posses-
sion, driving while
license revoked, no
proof of insurance
bench warrants x2
Christopher Sikes,
34, of Grovetown,
Possession of
meth, alprazolam
& clonazepam with
intent to distribute,
marijuana posses-
sion
Dana King, 44,
of Augusta,
Meth possession
Christopher Lewis,
25, of Augusta,
Possession of mari-
juana with intent to
distribute, oxycodone
possession, frearm
possession, gun pos-
sesion by felon
Rico Jenkins, 38,
of Augusta,
Possession of mari-
juana with intent to
distribute, oxyco-
done possession,
frearm possession
Jonathan
Anderson,
23, of Warrenville,
Marijuana
& controlled
substance
possession
Kenneth
Brown, 42,
of New Ellenton,
Meth possession,
tampering with
physical or
biological evidence
Pamela
Wideman, 45,
of North Augusta,
Marijuana
possession, state
court bench warrant
David
Merriweather Jr.,
44, of Jackson,
Marijuana
possession
Bernard Burke,
28, of Augusta,
DUI, driving under
suspension, too fast
for conditions
Gary
Supeau, 61,
DUI
Timothy Albino,
30, of Blythe,
DUI, sudden stop or
slowing down
Adam
Smith II, 22,
of Waynesboro,
DUI, failure to stop
at stop sign
Vernando
Herrington,
42, of Augusta,
DUI, failure to
maintain lane
Juan Castrejon-
Gonzalez,
41, of Alabama,
DUI, driving without
license, open
container
Ray Riley,
49, of Augusta,
DUI, failure to
maintain lane
Markus Bearden,
21, of Aiken,
DUI
Patricia Mathis,
42, of Augusta,
DUI, no proof of
insurance, tail light
violation
James
Herzberg Jr.,
25, of Martinez,
DUI, following too
closely, failure to
maintain lane
DUI - CSRA
Obadiah Calvert,
30, of Deland, Fla.,
DUI, fail to maintain
lane
Tripp Mills III, 34,
of Augusta,
DUI, driving while
license suspended,
following too closely
Alicia Earl, 23,
of Martinez,
DUI, no headlights
David Martin Jr.,
31, of Augusta,
DUI, driving while
license suspended
Steven Bonner, 23,
of Augusta,
DUI, failure to main-
tain lane
Jonathan Simons,
50, of Martinez,
DUI
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AIKEN COUNTY
Lemarcus Dupree,
19, of Windsor,
Assault & battery
3rd degree
Diane Paschal,
36, of Windsor,
Criminal domestic
violence
Synquis
Givens, 25,
of North Augusta,
False info to police,
non-registered
vehicle
Sherry Boyd,
38, of Warrenville,
Trespasssing,
disorderly conduct
Dan McIntyre,
22, of Aiken,
Assault & battery,
pointing and
presenting
Brandon Taylor,
25, of Aiken,
Unlawful carrying of
pistol
Kim
Smith, 58,
of Beech Island,
Failure to pay child
support
Sonja
Taylor, 43,
of Warrenville,
Obstructing justice
A third man has been
arrested for barging into an
Aiken home in late August
and tying up the resident
before robbing him.
Michael Wallace Dorn,
39, of the 300 block of
Florence Street NW, Aiken,
was charged with burglary,
strong arm robbery, kid-
napping and assault and
battery.
He also was charged with
two counts of failure to pay
child support, according to an Aiken
Department of Public Safety incident
report.
Dorn was arrested last Tuesday.
Two other men were arrested shortly
after the crime. They are Justin Leverne
Cooper, 26, of the 300 block of Frieday
Lane, Aiken, and Tobias Thomas, 16, of
Aiken. They too were charged with bur-
glary, strong armed robbery, kidnapping
and assault and battery, the report said.
The victim said he was in bed
on the afternoon of Aug. 24 at
his house on the 200 block of
Williamsburg Street in Aiken
when several men came in and
attacked him. They tied him up
and robbed him taking cash,
a cell phone and a watch, the
report said.
The victim said about 45
minutes earlier, the men had
knocked on his door asking for
one of his neighbors. The vic-
tim said he went out his back
door to go get the neighbor, who ended
up sitting on the porch smoking with the
visitors/robbers.
The neighbor said he didnt know
the men, but said one of them asked if
the victim had marijuana or cash in the
house, the report said.
The victim was injured during the
attack and was bleeding from the head
when offcers arrived, the public safety
report said.
Third Suspect Arrested
in Kidnapping & Robbery
Michael Dorn, 39,
of Aiken
DRUGS - CSRA
Joseph Mobley,
37, of Hephzibah,
Meth possession,
marijuana
possession,
shoplifting, hold for
GSC warrant
Larry
Odom, 57,
of North Augusta,
Crack possession
Sonquetta Collins,
22, of Aiken,
Marijuana
possession, driving
under suspension,
fail to surrender
license
Thelma Echols,
48, of Aiken,
Marijuana
possession, driving
under suspension,
failure to pay child
support
Paul Wright, 46,
of Beech Island,
Drug possession,
criminal domestic
violence - 2nd
offense, false info to
police
Shaihem Ingram,
17, of Augusta,
Marijuana
possession,
trespassing, assault
& battery
Michael Miles,
33, of Wagener,
Marijuana
possession, drug
paraphernalia,
driving under
suspension
Daniel
Smith, 33,
of Beech Island,
Marijuana
possession,
disorderly conduct
Gregory Overby,
49, of Aiken,
Cocaine
possession,
violation of order of
protection
Larry Rowe,
26, of Graniteville,
Meth, hydrocodone
& acetominophen
possession
Michael Proctor,
43, of Graniteville,
Meth possession,
driving under
suspension, giving
false info
Desmond Garcia,
34, of Augusta,
Marijuana
possession, state
court bench warrant
Jim Gray Jr.,
39, of Aiken,
Possession of
meth with intent to
distribute, unlawful
carrying of a pistol
Joseph Bishop,
24, of Appling,
Marijuana
possession, driving
under suspension,
no seatbelt
Peter Donner,
24, of Hephzibah,
Marijuana
possession
Ronald Wood,
52, of Langley,
Marijuana
possession,
disorderly conduct
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SEPTEMBER 17-23, 2014
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY THE JAIL REPORT
AIKEN COUNTY
Kevin Birtz,
48, of Warrenville,
Disorderly conduct,
trespassing
Michael Reece,
25, of Warrenville,
Driving under
suspension 2nd
offense
Christopher
Elmore,
26, of Graniteville,
Criminal domestic
violence
Abe
Jones, 47,
of North Augusta,
Failure to pay child
support
Torri James,
21, of Aiken,
Driving under
suspension 2nd
offense
Antionette Price,
34, of Aiken,
Malicious injury to
personal property
Aaron Stevenson,
28, of Aiken,
Assault & battery
Ted
Scott, 19,
of North Augusta,
Trespassing
Israel Martinez
Duran, 32,
of Beech Island,
No drivers license
Stephania Garrett,
35, of Aiken,
False information,
fail to pay child
support, disorderly
conduct
Heather Harmon,
32, of Leesville,
Assault & battery
3rd degree, public
disorderly conduct
bench warrant
Carrisquello
Rollins,
27, of Warrenville,
No drivers license
Ollie Cooper,
36, of Augusta,
Shoplifting
Rickey Palmer,
25, of Graniteville,
Probation violation
Amy Scott,
32, of Aiken,
Probation violation
A North Augusta mother re-
ceived a number of disturbing
text messages after her adult
son disappeared with her car
back in June.
The messages, who she
thinks were from someone
other than her son Anthony
Edward Dove, said that the
man was in trouble because
he owed them a lot of money.
A later message said that
she would get her car back, a
North Augusta Department of
Public Safety report said.
On July 1, two days after
her son left with the car, she
fled a report on the missing
vehicle telling offcers she
thought someone else had
her car, the report said.
Her son, she told offcers,
has a drug addiction, the
report said.
Dove, 29, of the 1800 block
of Hollis Street, North Augus-
ta, was arrested last Wednes-
day and charged with breach
of trust with fraudulent intent,
grand larceny and failure to
appear, the report said.
North Augusta Mom
Loans Her Son a Car
& Both Vanish
Anthony
Dove, 29,
of North Augusta,
Breach of
fraudulent intent,
grand larceny,
failure to appear
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THE JAIL REPORT
BROOKS, JONATHAN MAU-
RICE (Goose Creek, SC) - Driv-
ing under suspension, fail to stop
for blue lights
BROWER, GARRETT AVERY
WESTON (Elder St, North Augus-
ta) - Malicious injury to personal
property
BUTLER, AARON ARTHUR
(Silver Bluff Rd, Aiken) - Con-
tempt
CABEZAS JR, CARLOS
FERMIN (Wagener Rd, Aiken) -
Contempt
CHAMBERS, KRISTIE LEE
(Palmetto Ave, North Augusta) -
Contempt
DIXON, JOHNNY (Dry Branch
Rd, Aiken) - Contempt
GARTRELL, DEAN DEON
(Croft Mill Rd, Aiken) - Family
court bench warrant
GRAVES, STEPHEN DARIUS
(East Martintown Rd, North
Augusta) - Family court bench
warrant
HOWELL, LEONARD (Seivern
Rd, Wagener) - Family court
bench warrant
JACKSON, DOROTHY SHA-
LONDA (East Boundary, Augus-
ta) - Contempt
JARQUIN OJEDA, MIGUEL
ANGEL (Park Place St, Granite-
ville) - Contempt
LAMAR II, ARTHUR LEE (Silver
Bluff Rd, Aiken) - Family court
bench warrant
LANDY, JUSTUS JOHN (Cherry
St, Beech Island or Washington
Circle, Aiken) - Family court
bench warrant
MATRANGA, AARON LEE
(Sweetwater Court, North Au-
gusta) - Contempt
MCKNABB, WESLEY CALEB
(Seminole St, Aiken) - Contempt
MIMS, MARQUAVIOUS ANTO-
NIO (Pylant Crossing, Augusta)
- Assault & battery 3rd
NEW, DAVID CODY (Neeses,
SC) - Violation of order of protec-
tion
NUNEZ II, ROGER (Hephzibah,
GA) - Family court bench warrant
PIERCE, MATTHEW CHRIS-
TOPHER (Edisto Ave, Aiken) -
Contempt
RICHARDSON, SUSAN J
(Richmond, IN) - Stop payment
with intent to defraud
ROCCIA, CHRISTOPHER
VANCE (Butler, PA) - Family
court bench warrant
SAVOY, CHRISTOPHER
DAVID (Ridgemont Dr, Aiken) -
Family court bench warrant
SKIPPER, CORY JUSTIN
(Robinhood Trail, Aiken) - Assault
& battery 3rd
SMITH JR, KIP TIMOTHY (An-
dover Dr, Graniteville) - Unlawful
use of telephone
THOMAS, SHARRON MAR-
QUIS (West Buena Vista, North
Augusta) - Family court bench
warrant
TYLER, JOHNATHAN MAUQ-
ICE (Leesville, SC) - Contempt
WILLIAMS, OTIS TURNER
(Railroad St, Graniteville) - Con-
tempt
WISE, ANTHONY JEROME
(Highway 19, Trenton) - Family
court bench warrant
WOOD, JEFFREY TYLER (Se-
bastian Court, Aiken) - Contempt
YOUMANS, TOCCARA MO-
NIQUE (Bradleyville Rd, North
Augusta) - Contempt
New Warrants in Aiken County
AIKEN COUNTY
Tommy
Bellamy, 27,
of Beech Island,
Disorderly conduct
Reggie
Rodriguez, 32,
Criminal domestic
violence high
& aggravated,
disorderly conduct
Roger Resse,
46, of Aiken,
Driving under
suspension
Clayton Dean,
44, of Warrenville,
Hit & run property
damage, driving
under suspension,
receiving stolen
goods
Albert Stroman III,
34, of Perry,
Failure to pay
Charlie
Weathersbee Jr.,
34, of Warrenville,
Criminal domestic
violence
Terry Taylor Jr.,
25, of Wagener,
Pedestrian in
roadway
Ricky Saxon,
39, of Graniteville,
Driving under
suspension
Ward Broussard,
56, of Augusta,
Driving under
suspension
William Oliver,
17, of Aiken,
Attempted murder,
armed robbery,
burglary
Felicia Giddens,
34, of Aiken,
Driving under
suspension - 3rd
or more, uninsured
vehicle, fraudulent
check
Hailey Taylor,
21, of Langley,
Obstructing justice
Jerry
Washington, 47,
of North Augusta,
Driving under
suspension - 3rd
or more fail to pay
STP
Cindy Rearden,
28, of Clearwater,
Obstructing justice
William Ready,
20, of Aiken,
Malicious injury to
personal property
It allegedly didnt take long
for Eddie Dontrel Drayton to fall
back to his old way.
Drayton, who his mother said
was recently released from
prison on burglary charges, was
arrested again for the crime last
Wednesday, according to an Ai-
ken Department of Public Safety
report.
A neighbor of Draytons mother
came home on Aug. 18 and
found that his upstairs bedroom
window was open. The window
had been pried and the screen
was on the roof. An Xbox had
been taken during the break-in,
the report said.
In the room, the man found a
black wallet close to the window
with Draytons ID inside, the
report said.
Offcers talked to Draytons
mother who said her son was
not there. In fact, she said she
didnt know where he was be-
cause he had just gotten out of
prison, the report said.
Drayton, 23, of the 100 block
of Sumter Street, Aiken, was
arrested at the Probation and
Parole offce and charged again
with burglary, the report said.
Aiken Man Leaves
His ID at Break-In!
Eddie Drayton,
23, of Aiken,
Burglary
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AIKEN COUNTY
Anthony Moxley,
31, of Langley,
Probation violation
Terry
Duvall II, 29,
of Beech Island,
Driving under
suspension 3rd
offense, uninured
2nd offense, no tag
Delores Cooper,
48, of Wagener,
Criminal domestic
violence
Robert
Black, 27,
of Graniteville,
Probation violation
Charles Ways,
52, of Warrenville,
Failure to pay child
support x3, false
information, ATV
violation
Daniel Rodriguez,
32, of Clewiston,
Pedestrian on
highway, disorderly
conduct
Jason Smoot Sr.,
34, of Aiken,
Simple larceny
Trista Crow,
19, of Trenton,
Driving without
a license, hold
for Edgefeld Co.
Probation & Parole
Cubia Tilley,
27, of Barnwell,
Hold for Barnwell
County
Man: Strange Feeling Made Him Punch Girlfriend
A Warrenville man said he
punched the mother of his
child in the face early last Fri-
day morning because he felt
strange.
Dale Griffn, 38, of the 100
block of Hillman Street, Warren-
ville, was arrested and charged
with criminal domestic violence,
3rd or subsequent offense, an
Aiken County Sheriffs report
said.
Griffns girlfriend called 911
at 4:40 a.m. after an argument
with Griffn became physical.
She said when she tried to
leave his house, he punched
her in the face, the report said.
The deputy noted that it did
appear that the woman had
been hit and her injury was pho-
tographed.
The two have a child together
and the child was present dur-
ing the argument, the report
said.
Dale Griffn,
38, of Warrenville,
Criminal domestic
violence 3rd offense
Gregory Williams,
28, of Wagener,
Resisting arrest,
failure to stop for
law enforcement
marijuana
possession,
Jackie Corley Jr.,
38, of Hephzibah,
Probation violation
Damon Rushton,
51, of Graniteville,
False police report
Jimmie Johnson,
61, of Aiken,
Trespassing,
disorderly conduct
Carrie Jennings,
26, of Batesburg,
Driving under
suspension bench
warrant
Cheryl Miles,
46, of Bath,
False information
Ronald Howell Jr.,
42, of Lexington,
Harassment
Bennie
Baughman,
48, of Warrenville,
Criminal domestic
violence
Jason Woods,
37, of Aiken,
Criminal domestic
violence bench
warrant
Paul Stallings,
26, of Jackson,
Driving under
suspension
Herbert Heath,
54, of Aiken,
Shoplifting,
failure to comply,
trespassing
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RICHMOND COUNTY
AIKEN COUNTY
Hugo
Quiche, 31,
of Beech Island,
No SC drivers
license
Richard Nogan,
63, of Aiken,
Disorderly conduct
Christopher
Hoppe, 30,
of Beech Island,
Shoplifting
2nd offense,
trespassing, failure
to pay child support
Frank
Baxley Jr., 52,
of Beech Island,
No SC drivers
license bench
warrant, improper
turn bench warrant
Kadavia Fields,
17, of Augusta,
Shoplifting
Felicine Dortch,
56, of Augusta,
Driving under
suspension
Ernest
Woodward III,
44, of Aiken,
Failure to pay per
order
Julie Sheppard,
56, of Graniteville,
Shoplifting
Juan Gonzelez-
Hernandez,
39, of Warrenville,
Disorderly conduct,
hold for ICE
Artis Blackwelder,
45, of Augusta,
Simple larceny
Timothy
Parks, 33,
of North Augusta,
Criminal domestic
violence
Katie
Partin, of Aiken,
Breach of trust with
fraudulent intent
Delano
Mobley, 55,
of Beech Island,
Driving under
suspension
Shondra
Lewis, 39,
of Beech Island,
Hold per NCIC-
SCDPPP
Joseph Holland,
23, of Clearwater,
Probation violation
Brandon Smith,
29, of Aiken,
Disorderly conduct
Robert Douda,
51, of Aiken,
Disorderly conduct
Brianna Harris,
21, of Aiken,
Assault & battery,
malicious injury to
personal property,
false information
William Regan Jr.,
50, of Aiken,
Filing a false report
of a felony
Gregory Golding,
36, of Aiken,
Failure to pay child
support
Chester Settles,
24, of Aiken,
Strong arm robbery
Nicole Griffn,
38, of Augusta,
Shoplifting 3rd
offense
Thomas
Decator, 46,
of West Columbia,
Driving under
suspension bench
warrant
Christopher
Young,
51, of Aiken,
Hold for Lexington
Co.
Michael Crawford,
33, of Hephzibah,
Obstructing person
making emergency
call, simple battery
Keith Edgley,
57, of Maysville,
Simple battery
Raheem Carter,
21, of Augusta,
Driving under
suspension, no
proof of insurance,
no headlights
Andre Gooch,
23, of Aiken,
Giving false name
and date
Laraybia Burnett,
22, of Augusta,
No proof of
insurance,
suspended
registration
Sherri Hooper,
52, of Augusta,
Simple battery
Lawrence
Yingling,
43, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct,
magistrate court
bench warrant
Keith Batton,
30, of Hephzibah,
Simple battery
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Q: It was reported over the week-
end that you have added more
black deputies to the staff of the
sheriffs offce. A new report says
blacks constitute 53.1 percent
of the population of Richmond
County, but you have improved the
percentage of full-time black depu-
ties from 21.9 percent to about 31
percent.
Can you talk about why this is im-
portant and what you are doing to
infuence these fgures? The Jail
Report
A. As I stated when I was cam-
paigning, a Law Enforcement agency
should be refective of the community
in which it serves. It is this simple,
Peace Offcers have the authority
to govern certain actions of citizens,
detain them if necessary, arrest and
confne them. These are huge re-
sponsibilities and I feel that a more
diverse force would reduce tension
and would signifcantly decrease the
perception of offcers abusing their
power.
What we are doing now with our
application process is not just wait-
ing on qualifed people to apply. We
are actively recruiting applicants of all
nationalities so that we have a large
pool to choose from. I would love to
see more Hispanic and Korean ap-
plicants as well due to the growing
population.
Fort Gordon is a huge asset that we
are trying to tap into with military that
are retiring but still want to remain in
the Augusta area.

Q: Would you PLEASE enforce
the noise ordinance a lot more. I
hate listening to all those nasty
words coming out of the cars
around me.
Melissa Robinson
A. Ms. Robinson, I totally agree with
you. The music a person chooses to
listen to should be limited to the con-
fnes of their vehicle or home. I can
assure you that our deputies are en-
couraged to enforce that ordinance.

Q: WHY DO THE RCSO RAN-
DOM ROAD BLOCKS ONLY TAR-
GET AREAS MOSTLY DRIVEN BY
BLACKS? Teknine Twin
A. THEY DONT.

Have a question for Sheriff Richard
Roundtree? Email it to publisher@
thejailreport.com, or call us with it at
706-814-1359.
RICHMOND COUNTY
TAKING YOUR
QUESTIONS
Sheriff Richard
Roundtree
Sheriff Recruiting Deputy Applicants of All Nationalities
Sean Bussard,
36, of Thomson,
Attempt to elude,
driving under
suspension, false
name & date,
clonazepam
possession
Harrison
Little, 23,
Obstruction
Anna
Rickenbaker, 23,
of North Augusta,
Theft by taking
Larissa Brklycica,
29, of Augusta,
Interferring with
sheriff deputy
Michael
Williamson,
34, of Hephzibah,
Leaving scene of
accident
Connie Woods,
34, of Augusta,
Theft by taking
Brian
Thackston, 40,
of Powder Springs,
Leaving scene of
accident, following
too closely
Labert Twiggs,
38, of Augusta,
Civil contempt of
court
Casey Clifton,
26, of Savannah,
Shoplifting
Alexander Prince,
22, of Augusta,
Grand jury arrest
warrant
Billy Wagner,
37, Homeless,
Entering automobile
to commit theft,
theft by taking
Bobby Tibbets,
33, of Augusta,
Simple battery
Stardwick
DAwson,
18, of Augusta,
Armed robbery,
burglary, frearm
possession during
crime
Curtis Johnson,
58, of Augusta,
Theft by taking
Jacob Gillish,
19, of Augusta,
Alcohol possession
under 21, disorderly
conduct
Domestic
Violence
Hotline:
800-
799-
7233
Godly Golf
Moses, Jesus and a third man are playing golf one
day.
Moses is up frst. He hits a nice shot, but it dips and
lands in a water trap. Moses quickly raises his club,
the water parts, and the ball rolls out of the trap.
Jesus is up next. He hits an almost identical shot,
again landing in the water trap. The ball hovers a
few inches over the surface of the water, and Jesus
casually strolls out and chips the ball up onto the
green.
The third man is up last. He hits a long shot, but
its going in a wrong direction. It fies off the course
to the left and into traffc. It hits a truck and bounces
off, landing on the roof of the pro shop and rolling
down the roof until it bounces down the course. It
lands in the same water trap. A frog takes the ball in
its mouth when suddenly a hawk fies down, picks
up the frog, and as they fy over the green the frog
drops the ball into a hole for a perfect hole-in-one.
Moses turns to Jesus and says, I hate playing with
your dad.
Single Sign
A man is out buying groceries. He buys one apple,
one banana, one small milk, a frozen meal for one,
and one cup of instant noodles.
The cashier looks at him and says So, I suppose
youre single?
The man looks away, blushing, and answers Yes
I am. How did you know?
The cashier replies Because youre ugly.
The New Supermarket
Have you heard about the new supermarket that
just opened up nearby?
It has an automatic water mister to keep the
produce fresh. Just before it goes on, you hear the
sound of distant thunder and smell fresh rain.
When you pass the milk cases, you hear cows
mooing and there is the scent of freshly mowed
hay. In the meat department there is the aroma of
charcoal grilled steaks with onions.
When you approach the egg case, you hear hens
clucking and cackling, and the air is flled with the
pleasing aroma of bacon and eggs frying.
The bread department features the tantalizing
smell of fresh baked bread and cookies.
Just make sure to skip the toilet paper aisle.
New York Woman
Gets Revenge on
Skirt Peeker-Upper
A Wisconsin woman was
booked last week...literally.
Laniece Greenwood
was pulled over and then
arrested last Thursday in
Shorewood as a result of
an overdue library book,
according to a report by
CBS 58 News.
Hes like, Do you know
why I pulled you over?
He said its because you have a warrant. Its from
Cudahy for an overdue book, Greenwood told a
local reporter.
The woman said she started to laugh before
realizing the cop wasnt joking. When the offcer
realized she was taking her daughter to school, he
agreed to escort her there and then to the police
department.
Once Greenwood made it to the Shorewood Police
Department, she was given a citation and a new
court date.
The year-old citation included overdue fnes of
$177.
Books at the Cudahy Family Library are considered
stolen after 60 days late. A list of violators are turned
over to local police, who mail out citations.
Police say the violators can either pay the fne or
go to court. If they do neither, a warrant is issued for
their arrest.
Greenwood told the TV station that she never got
the citation and had never even been to the library in
Cudahy.
Wisconsin Woman
Arrested for Overdue
Library Book
Previous Stories
Available at
DumbCrooksUSA.com
Ohio Man Tries to
Sell Food Stamps
on Facebook
An Ohio man was busted
last week for advertising
his girlfriends food stamp
card for sell on Facebook.
The Facebook post by
Derron Chamberlain drew
the attention of police
offcers in Middletown, and
busting the suspect was
fairly easy. He posted his
phone number.
He did put his real information while he was
doing this illegal act for everybody to see,
Middletown Police Lt. Scott Reeve told a local
newspaper.
The man seemed crazy excited when an
undercover cop called him as a potential buyer. He
was so excited that he kept calling back, desperate
to make a deal happen for $100, police said.
So cops met Chamberlain at a local park and
arrested him for traffcking food stamps, a felony.
The suspect claimed ignorance, acting surprised
that it was illegal to sell food stamps.
But this is no angel. Chamberlains a repeat
offender with at least 19 previous arrests.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has said that
food stamp fraud totals $750 million each year.
A New York woman
got sweet revenge on
a man who allegedly
stuck his head up her
skirt at a Brooklyn
subway station and
assaulted her.
She saw the man
back on the subway
two days later and
snapped a picture of
him. Police then used that photo to fnd and
arrest him.
James Barnes, 61, of Brooklyn, was charged
with sexual abuse and assault in the Aug. 8
incident.
The 32-year-old woman told police she was
walking up a subway staircase when Barnes
tried to peek up her skirt. She pushed him
away, and he allegedly grabbed her and threw
her down the stairs. He then punched and
kicked the victim before feeing, according to
police. She suffered minor injuries.
When she saw the same man reading a paper
on the subway Aug. 10, she snapped a picture.
Police investigated and eventually released
the image last Thursday. He was arraigned last
Friday.
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We fnd the best photos from other parts of the
United States and create funny captions for them.
None of those pictured below are local suspects.
by Tom Hawk THE LOCKUPS
1. Reginald Jenkins 2. April Jenkins
3. Brandy Jennings 4. Ashley Jerrell
A. Meth possession
B. Sexual battery
C. Murder
D. Robbery
M a t c h A n s w e r s : 1 - C , 2 - D , 3 - A , 4 - B
Wait, I thought it was
October already!
Are my roots showing?
My stage-name is
Fivehead.
I decided to try my
sons pot!
Lord help me...
You blink frst...
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Find all the words listed hidden in the grid of letters.
They can be found in straight lines up, down,
forwards, backwards or diagonally.
Each week, I attempt to pick a topic
based off of questions that people
ask me the most. Over the past
month, Ive been asked on numer-
ous occasions How can I be charged
with DUI when I was legally pre-
scribed to take that medication?
The Georgia Legislature foresaw
this question when they drafted
O.C.G.A. 40-6-391. This statute
covers driving under the infuence not
only of alcohol, but also driving under
the infuence of drugs, or other intoxi-
cating substances.
First, O.C.G.A. 40-6-391(a)(2)
states clearly that a person shall not
drive or be in actual physical control
of any moving vehicle while under the
infuence of any drug to the extent
that its less safe for that person to
drive. Subsection (b) of this statute is
key in answering the question above.
It states that a person charged with
DUI cannot use as a defense the fact
that they are legally entitled to use a
particular drug.
It goes on to say that a person us-
ing a legally prescribed drug is only in
violation of this statute if such person
is rendered incapable of driving safe-
ly as a result of using their legally
prescribed drug. This is the law as it
relates to driving under the infuence
of prescription medications.
Now let me attempt to put this
into real world application. As most
people understand, even legally
prescribed drugs may have a sig-
nifcant impact on a persons motor
skills and functional capacity. Some
drugs make people sleepy or groggy.
Others drugs make people jumpy or
jittery.
If the side effects of these prescrip-
tion drugs make a person a less safe
driver on the roadways of Georgia,
then that person should not drive
after taking those medications.
The next question I always get is
How do they prove that someone is
a less safe driver? The answer to
that question often turns on the facts
of each individual case.
One of the things offcers often
observe is an impaired driver not
staying in his or her lane. If a person
is all over the road, then thats a good
indicator that that person is less
safe on the roadway.
Also, if a person causes a wreck,
then that is certainly a mark of a less
safe driver. There are many other
things that are consider less safe
acts.
Please seek the advice of an at-
torney should any of these questions
impact your life.
Jeffrey E. Johnston is a local attorney
licensed to practice in Georgia. His
practice focuses primarily on Criminal
Defense and Personal Injury law. His
law frm can be reached at (706) 869-
8171.
THE LAW
By Jeffrey E.
Johnston
Legal Prescriptions Can Lead to Illegal Driving
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RICHMOND COUNTY
Wayne Harris,
54, of Augusta,
Trespassing
Sierra Chapman,
17, of Augusta,
Shoplifting
Marcus Brown,
31, of Augusta,
Attempt to elude,
reckless driving,
expired tag,
no insurance,
headlights
Kayleigh Hilson,
17, of Augusta,
Shoplifting
Wes Mullings,
37, of Augusta,
Simple battery
family violence
Ebony Haynes,
32, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
x2
Robert Farley,
60, of Hephzibah,
Battery
Demorris Harris,
22, of Hephzibah,
Imitation controlled
substance, theft by
receiving
Dwight Hambrick,
58, of Augusta,
Simple battery
Daniel Lanham,
52, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Rodney Reese,
24, of Augusta,
Obstruction
Theresa
Hernandez,
21, of Evans,
Disorderly conduct
Darius Antuan Lester really
needs to work on his approach
with women.
Lester was at the Augusta Mall
last Tuesday morning when he
decided he really liked the looks
of the young woman working
at Great American Cookies. He
began to firt with the 21-year-old
fnally asking for her number and if
he could take her home, a Rich-
mond County Sheriffs report said.
The young woman declined the
offer and Lester seemed to get the
message. He walked away, the
report said.
But he wasnt done. He returned
to the counter, pulled down his
pants and exposed himself. He
then did the unthinkable and put
his penis on the cookie shops
counter, the report said.
He asked the woman if she liked
what she saw. The clerk ordered
the man to leave, the report said.
Lester pulled up to his pants and
walked outside, the report said.
Mall security stopped him and
watched the video of his exchange
with the woman. On the video Les-
ter can be seen pulling down his
pants and underwear. He denied
showing his male member to the
girl, arguing that he just wanted to
have sex with the girl.
He was charged with public
indecency, the report sai
Lester is a 31-year-old repeat
offender with a load of shoplifting
and other arrests.
Augusta Mall:
Cookie Customer
Puts Penis on
the Counter!
Darius Lester
Larry Tarver Jr.,
28, of Augusta,
Driving while
license suspended,
disorderly conduct
Rickoria Willis, 18,
of Augusta,
Possession of mari-
juana with intent to
distribute, oxyco-
done possession,
frearm possession
Jeffrey Walton Jr.,
24, of Augusta,
Theft by receiving
stolen property
Franklyn Herrera,
27, of Augusta,
Simple battery
Pentrae
Murdaugh,
25, of Inman,
Driving under
suspension
Shatina Powell,
19, of Hephzibah,
Giving false name
or date to offcer
Christopher
Dowdy,
55, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Michael
Canipe, 19,
of North Augusta,
Theft by taking
Anaya Lovett,
22, of Augusta,
Leaving scene of
accident
Christopher
Brown,
23, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Jolin Brian
Karrick,
25, Homeless,
Shoplifting
Martrell Williams,
17, of Augusta,
Burglary
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Wayne Bowers,
47, of Augusta,
Pointing gun, pos-
session of frearm
by felon
Allen Brooks, 62,
of Augusta,
Aggravated assault,
weapon possession
Charles Jacobs,
50, of Augusta,
Burglary
Robert Tucker, 46,
of Augusta,
Reckless driving,
feeing offcer, driv-
ing while license
suspended
Acquanetta Smith,
47, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Virgil Williams, 49,
of Augusta,
Failure to pay child
support x2, obstruc-
tion
Charles Williams
Jr., 47, Homeless,
Failure to appear
in state court
Melissa Lockhart,
36, of Augusta,
Driving while
license suspended,
state court bench
warrant
Wesley Lemacks,
31, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Demetric Calles,
25, Homeless,
Obstruction
Leamon
McNeil, 30,
Obstruction of law
enforcement offcer
x2
Angelo McCain,
47, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Norman
Hutchinson, 59,
of Augusta,
Open container li-
quor violation, state
court bench warrant
Milton Kendrick
Jr., 23, of Augusta,
Driving while
license suspensed,
improper use of
horn
Carlithia Russaw,
21, of Augusta,
Driving without a
license, no brake
lights, state court
bench warrant
Alan Beattie, 32,
of Augusta,
Grand jury arrest
warrant
Chavantez Palmer,
17, of Augusta,
Gun possession
under 18
Benny Gary, 17,
of Augusta,
Theft by receiving
stolen property, gun
possession under
18, possession of
gun with altered ID
Demitreus
Howard, 50,
of Hephzibah,
Shoplifting
Christopher
Brumfeld, 36,
of Louisiana,
Interferring with
deputy
Kendrick
Freeman, 31,
of Sandersville,
Driving while
license suspended,
crosswalk violation
An Augusta man was arrested
Thursday after he used a counter-
feit $100 to pay off a debt.
Johnnie Lee Alberson, 52, of the
2000 block of Nottingham Drive,
was charged with two counts of
forgery in the 1st degree, accord-
ing to Richmond County Sheriffs
report.
A 77-year-old woman loaned
Alberson $100. On Aug. 5, he gave
her the counterfeit bill as repay-
ment, the report said.
The fake was detected three
days later when the woman tried
to use the bill at the Family Dollar
on Peach Orchard Road, the report
said.
Man Pays Back Loan with Funny Money
Johnnie Alberson
James Dudley,
49, of Augusta,
Shoplifting
NDya Harris,
17, of Grovetown,
Shoplifting
William Elliott,
43, Homeless,
Shoplifting,
obstruction
Tyler
Moulton, 24,
of North Augusta,
Theft by receiving
Carderrece
Frazier,
27, of Florida,
Attempt to elude,
speeding
Tracy Davis, 36,
of Augusta,
Order to show
cause x2
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RICHMOND COUNTY
Lorenzo Thomas,
17, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Brenda
Tankersley, 54,
of Augusta,
Theft by taking
Quinessa Bryant,
26, of Augusta,
Shoplifting
Justin Creque, 26,
of Martinez,
No insurance,
vehicle registration
suspended, hold
Erache Carter, 23,
of Augusta,
Simple assault,
trespassing
Algenar Foote, 36,
of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Richard Colohan,
29, of Augusta,
Affray
Terry Jackson, 51,
of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Amen Hutto, 38,
of Hephzibah,
Child molestation
non-aggravated
Ernest Brown, 26,
of Augusta,
Order for arrest
Marquez Emery,
25, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct,
state court bench
warrant
Evan Smith, 17,
of Augusta,
Strong armed rob-
bery
Vashon Fielding,
39, of Augusta,
Simple battery
Brittney Mckie, 24,
of Hephzibah,
Theft by taking
Rontavious Lee,
17, of Augusta,
Criminal trespass
Brian Mack, 44,
of Augusta,
Failure to pay child
support
Teens Rob Neighbor, Bashing Him in the Head
Two teens attacked and robbed a
man who lives in their South Augusta
neighborhood off of Peach Orchard
Road just after midnight Saturday.
The man was walking in the front
yard of his Parkwood home around
midnight when Tyquan Khalil Rhodes,
17, and Andre Martrice Simpkins, 19,
who live on the 2200 block of Bass-
wood Drive, walked up to him with
guns drawn, according to the Rich-
mond County Sheriffs Department.
One of the teens was armed with
a revolver while the other was car-
rying semi-automatic. The victim, a
35-year-old man, began to fght with
one of the teens over his gun. His
partner fred two shots toward the
mans home, the report said.
The victim was bashed in the head
with one of the gun. He dropped
money on the ground and the two left,
the report said.
They were arrested not long after
the robbery. Both of the teens were
charged with armed robbery, aggra-
vated assault and possession of a
frearm during commission of a crime,
the report said.
Tyquan Rhodes,
17, of Augusta
Andre Simpkins,
19, of Augusta
Foster Mother Brings 4-Year-Old Child
to Work & Leaves Her in Hot Car
A 4-year-old child was left alone in a
locked car at Georgia Regional Hospital
for nearly three hours Friday morning
before an employee of the hospital spotted
the girl and took her to a nurse for treat-
ment.
The girls foster mother ran out of one
of the buildings when a Richmond County
Sheriffs deputy arrived.
Is she all right? Is she all right? the
woman, Katherine Riley, 45, asked.
Riley looked in the Pontiac Montana and
asked where the girl was. Thats when she
was told she had been taken to a nurse.
The nurse told the deputy that the child
was sweating and crying, but after she
drank water and ate a few crackers, she
appeared to be OK, the report said.
The little girl had been in the car with all
of the windows rolled up since 7:30 a.m.
when Riley reported for work. She was
found by a hospital employee at about
10:15 a.m. after he heard a car horn and
spotted the girl standing on the front seat
crying, the report said.
A social worker with the Department of
Family and Children Services took custody
of the child and she was taken to GRU
Hospital by ambulance, the report said.
Riley, of the 1800 block of Lokey Street,
Augusta, was arrested and charged with
deprivation of a minor, the report said.
Katherine Riley,
45, of Augusta,
Deprivation of a
minor
18 SEPTEMBER 17-23, 2014 NEW MUGSHOTS HOURLY AT: AUGUSTACRIME.COM
THE JAIL REPORT
RICHMOND COUNTY
Paul Griffn Jr., 30,
of Waynesboro,
Trespassing
Marion Green, 23,
of Augusta,
Child molestation,
non-aggravated
Richard Langford,
64, of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Donna Martin, 53,
of Evans,
Simple battery
Temora Smith, 22,
of North Augusta,
Speeding, order to
show cause
Avonia Moss, 35,
of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Christopher
Bynes, 43,
Burglary x2, order
to show cause
Gregorio Zuniga,
22, of Augusta,
Leaving scene of
accident, driving
without a license
Clifford Palmer,
43, of Augusta,
Theft by receiving
stolen property x2,
operating a chop
shop
Justin Bossick,
29, of Augusta,
Theft by receiving
stolen property x2,
operating a chop
shop
Lunn
Daniels Jr., 19,
Shoplifting
Tilla Rabon, 56,
of Beech Island,
Disorderly conduct
Joe Williamson,
41, of Augusta,
Shoplifting
Timothy Farms,
52, of Hephzibah,
Shoplifting, order to
show cause
Keiandra Harris,
17, of Thomson,
Shoplifting x2
Bartholomew
Howard, 40,
of Augusta,
Disorderly conduct
Jonathan Tucker,
30, of Augusta,
Driving under
suspension, no
insurance, state
court bench warrant
Brent Webb Jr.,
29, of Augusta,
Habitual violator
Deanna Williams,
23, of Augusta,
Simple battery
Thomas
Kennedy II,
53, of Augusta,
Driving under
suspension, open
container, state
court bench warrant
An Augusta man was arrest-
ed last Tuesday after he was
caught pawning yard equip-
ment stolen from a Lumpkin
Road apartment complex.
Arnold Ray Hyman, 42 of the
2500 block of Lyman Street,
Augusta, was charged with
felony theft by receiving stolen
property after he used his driv-
ers license as identifcation at
three pawn shops, a Richmond
County Sheriffs report said.
In early August, the sheriffs
department received a report
that a shed at Fleming Heights
Apartments had been pried
open. A number of items had
been taken including a weed
trimmer, a back pack blower
and a hedge trimmer. The
items were valued at more than
$2,000, the report said.
On Aug. 11, a tip was re-
ceived by the sheriffs offce
through Leads Online that
Hyman was pawning the
stolen items. He went to three
pawn shops, Downtown Pawn
and Mr. Pawn, both on Broad
Street, and Hitchcock Pawn
on Peach Orchard Road, the
report said.
The manager of Fleming
Heights Apartment was shown
of photo of Hyman, but he did
not recognize him, the report
said.
Mans ID Trips
Him Up While
Pawning
Stolen Items
Arnold
Hyman, 42,
of Augusta,
Theft by
receiving
stolen
property
David
Scarborough Jr.,
29, of Modoc,
Order to show
cause
Torrence Freeman,
33, of Augusta,
Order to show
cause
Gloria
Locklear, 32,
of Chamblee, Ga.,
Order to show
cause
Denzel Sutton, 23,
of Conyers,
Order to show
cause
19
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY THE JAIL REPORT
RICHMOND COUNTY
Deputy Tasers Deputy During Struggle with Suspect
A Richmond County deputy ac-
cidentally tasered a fellow offcer last
week during a violent struggle with a
suspect in Augusta.
Anthony McGuffn, a homeless man,
was being questioned last Wednes-
day on Fox Trace Drive about his
suspicious activity when the incident
occurred. According to a report, the
suspect lied about his identity and
then refused a deputys order to put
down his cell phone.
When Investigator Jason Kennedy
told him he was under arrest, the
suspect began fghting the investigator
and a sheriffs deputy, identifed in the
report as Deputy Adams. The deputy
tased McGuffn, but it didnt help. The
report says what happened next:
Dep. Adams tased McGuffn again.
Inv. Kennedy was tangled with the wire
and got tased before pulling away.
One of the prongs came free from
McGuffn and Inv. Kennedy, and Dep.
Adams got back on top of McGuffn to
place him into custody. Inv. Kennedy
and Dep. Adams wrestled with McGuf-
fn for a minute. Inv. Kennedy was able
to gain control of McGuffns hands
and place him under arrest.
Inv. Kennedy obtained a laceration
to his right and left hand ring fngers
as a result of McGuffn wrestling
around with him.
McGuffn, 26, was charged with
felony obstruction of an offcer and giv-
ing false information.

Anthony
McGuffn, 26,
Homeless,
Felony obstruction
of a law enforce-
ment offcer, giving
false info
Stephon Adams,
22, of Augusta,
State court bench
warrant
Ashley Stripling,
33, of Grovetown,
State court bench
warrant
Phillip Crawford,
41, of Augusta,
State court bench
warrant
Brittany Cato, 27,
of Graniteville,
State court bench
warrant
Walter Donahoo
III, 27, of Augusta,
State court bench
warrant
Shatonia Berry,
19, of Augusta,
State court bench
warrant
Charles Addison,
65, of Augusta,
State court bench
warrant
Calvin Hatcher, 36,
of Augusta,
State court bench
warrant
Shaun Walker,
28, of Augusta,
State court bench
warrant
Mabel Meadows,
56, of Augusta,
Magistrate court
bench warrant
Bradford Glover,
23, of Martinez,
State court bench
warrant
Matthew Watkins,
34, of Augusta,
Magistrate court
bench warrant
Markesha Dorsey,
28, of Augusta,
State court bench
warrant
Antquan
Smiley Sr.,
32, of Augusta,
Magistrate court
bench warrant
Ryan
Jones, 27,
of Douglasville,
State court bench
warrant
Florrie Johnson,
38, of Martinez,
State court bench
warrant
20 SEPTEMBER 17-23, 2014 NEW MUGSHOTS HOURLY AT: AUGUSTACRIME.COM
THE JAIL REPORT
EDGEFIELD COUNTY
Allen Newton
Dickert I, 46,
DUI
Annie
Campbell, 63,
Magistrate court
bench warrant
Allison
Baynham, 42,
Magistrate court
sentence
Brandon
Walker, 26,
Stolen frearm,
unsafe tires, illegal
window tint
Charlotte
Sharpe, 32,
General sessions
court sentence
Cedric
Merriweather, 45,
Probation violation
Christopher
Ahmad Ryans I,
29, Hold for other
agency
Christopher
Macafee, 33,
DUI
Fredrick Lamont
Culbreath I,
Crack possession
Juanita
Ridgell, 30,
Hold for Saluda
Jennifer
Lewis, 29,
Driving under
suspension
Lakishia
McCullough, 21,
Receiving stolen
goods
Leric Leonard
Merriweather I, 28,
General sessions
court sentence
Larry Vernon
Bates, Jr., 44,
Hold for other
agency
Marcus Weaver,
General sessions
court sentence
McKeon
Hayward, 33,
Driving under
suspension
Orlando
Williams III, 31,
Magistrate court
bench warrant
Trevor
Lydell Daniel I, 28,
General sessions
court sentence,
magistrate court
bench warrant
Warren
Hoar, 38,
Driving under
suspension, hit &
run, too fast for
conditions
Michael
Lambert, 32,
Criminal domestic
violence
From EdgefeldDaily.com
Steven Louis Barnes, who
was given the sentence of
death as the ringleader in
the premeditated murder
and kidnapping of 16-year-
old Samuel Sturrup Jr., of
Augusta, on Sept. 3, 2001 in
Edgefeld County, has seen
his 2010 death penalty over-
turned by the SC Supreme
Court in October of 2013.
The high court ruled on a
3-2 decision that Barnes should have
been allowed to act as his own attorney,
rather than the two appointed for him -
an issue raised by the Defense before
the frst trial ever got underway.
The S.C. Supreme Court ruled that
a defendant has, the absolute right to
represent yourself, at trial, even if it is a
death penalty case, and threw out all of
his convictions for murder, kidnapping,
throwing bodily fuids on offcers at the
detention center and the death penalty.
All because Barnes wanted to be his
own lawyer.
In the ruling it was noted there were
no errors in the trial, the way it was
conducted or any other issues that
would have led to the convic-
tions being overturned other than
Barnes claiming he wanted to be
his own lawyer.
On Sept. 11, 2014, Barnes had
a hearing at the Edgefeld County
Courthouse before Circuit Judge
Diane Goodstein as the trials are
being set to be re-tried as Barnes
requested - with Barnes being
his own lawyer. However, now
that the convictions have been
overturned, Barnes requested to
have lawyers appointed for him
by the Court.
Barnes not only wanted to be appoint-
ed lawyers, be he wanted the lawyer or
lawyers he chooses in private practice,
where the costs are much higher. The
state argued that the Offce of Indigent
Defense has a large number of well
qualifed lawyers who specialize in
death penalty cases on the state payroll
already and could handle the cases.
That was not good enough for Barnes,
who demanded Attorney Jeff Bloom of
Columbia by name to be provided for
him to prepare his retrial, which was
expected to be on the docket by the
summer of 2015.
Judge Goodstein granted Barnes
request and appointed Bloom and an
unnamed attorney from the Indigent De-
fense Offce to be seated in the case.
Bloom made it clear that the new
defense team would not be ready for
trial until at least sometime in 2016, per-
haps beyond. Another ruling in another
case states there can be no limit on the
amount of money that can made by the
appointed attorney to represent his client
in a death penalty case.
Barnes original trial was the most ex-
pensive for Edgefeld County. Under the
current situation and new trials, that cost
is going to go much higher and will have
a huge impact on the Edgefeld County
Budget.
Barnes and fve others were charged
in the brutal torture, kidnapping and
execution style murder of Sturrup. Alex-
ander and Julio Hunsburger, of Sandy
Springs Road in Edgefeld County, were
also found guilty in their own trials and
are serving 35 years and life in prison
without parole respectively.
Antonio Griffen, Richard Cave, and
Charlene Thatcher, all of Augusta were
17 at the time of the murder and are also
facing murder and kidnapping charges
in Edgefeld County. All three testifed
against Barnes and the Hunsburgers.
Barnes Gets Death Penalty Overturned;
Now He Demands Expensive Attorneys
Steven Barnes
21
SEPTEMBER 17-23, 2014
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY THE JAIL REPORT
COLUMBIA COUNTY
Adrian
Travis, 27,
DUI
Angel
Simpkins, 20,
DUI, duty upon
striking unattended
vehicle
Alexis
Cox, 26,
Probation violation
Anthony
Franklin Jr., 29,
Parole violation
Brittany
Trapp, 25,
Shoplifting
Billy
Treadwell, 35,
Probation violation
Carol
Smith, 53,
Shoplifting
Christian
Wright, 21,
Failure to appear
Christina Miles, 31,
Manufacture
& distribution
of controlled
substance,
marijuana
possession
Courtney
Turner, 20,
Manufacture
& distribution
of controlled
substance
Cody Hyman, 23,
Manufacture
& distribution
of controlled
substance,
obstruction x2, theft
by receiving
Gustavo
Lopez-Duarte, 27,
Driving under
suspension, expired
license
Gregory
Thomas, 38,
Shoplifting
Harry
Foust, 65,
Failure to appear
Teen Posts Naked Picture of Her Boyfriends Ex
A Columbia County teen was
arrested last week for allegedly
posting a nude photo of her boy-
friends ex-girlfriend on Facebook.
Tanner Morgan Lewis, 19, was
charged with illegal transmission
of a nude or sexually explicit im-
age.
The female victim called authori-
ties last Monday about the nude
photo. She said someone texted
her a photo to show her that Lewis
had posted the nude photo on
Lewis Facebook page, accord-
ing to a Columbia County sheriffs
report.
The photo was only up on
Facebook for 14 minutes before
being taken down, the sheriffs
report states.
The victim told authorities that
Lewis also posted a screen shot
of a private message between her
and Lewis.
The victim said she wasnt
aware of the nude photo ever be-
ing taken, but she said the sus-
pect is the new girlfriend with her
ex.
The victim said she would
never give permission for it to be
posted, a report says.
Photo Was Only on Facebook for 14 Minutes; Victim Didnt Remember Taking Photo
Tanner
Lewis, 19,
Sexually
explicit
electronic
transmissions
I knew these
Siamese twins. They
moved to England,
so the other one
could drive.
Steven Wright
Comedy Corner
22 SEPTEMBER 17-23, 2014 NEW MUGSHOTS HOURLY AT: AUGUSTACRIME.COM
THE JAIL REPORT
COLUMBIA COUNTY
Jamaica
Hawthorne, 34,
Driving under
suspension, tag
light required
Janet
Baldwin, 18,
Simple battery
famiy violence,
criminal trespassing
James
Kelligan, 46,
Burglary
Jeffery
Brassell, 55,
Failure to appear
Jonathan
Roach, 31,
Driving under
suspension, failure
to stop at stop sign,
probation violation
John
Kelligan, 18,
Burglary
Kenneth
Hogland, 35,
Failure to appear
Laanthony
Lewis, 20,
Obstruction,
probation violation
x2
Lajuana
Blackwell, 44,
Stalking
Lawrence
Sherrod, 32,
Credit card theft &
fraud
Laraybia
Burnett, 22,
Failure to appear
Luis
Vazquez, 50,
DUI, failure to dim
headlights
Michael
Brown, 35,
DUI, speeding,
driving on license
restrictions
Melissa
Hutto, 40,
Disorderly conduct
Michael
Harris Jr., 41,
Driving under
suspension,
prohibited headlight
covers
Michael
Palmer, 41,
Driving under
suspension
A Harlem mother wasnt playing games when
her teenage son came into her house and took
her dollar coins.
She had 17-year-old Jacob Wood arrested for
the theft.
The victim told deputies that Jacob took at
least 120 in Sacagawea dollar-coins last month
from her home on Otis Way in Harlem along
with $185 in other coins, a report says.
The woman said she checked on her coin
collection after she found a Facebook message
that Jacob had sent someone.
Mr. Wood messaged a friend that he was
wanting to buy marijuana, a sheriffs report
says. Mr. Wood said that he only had dollar
coins to buy it with.
Wood was arrested last Tuesday. According to
the sheriffs report, the teen does not live with
his mother, but the report did not say where he
lived.
Harlem Mom Has Son Jailed
Over Theft of Dollar Coins
Jacob Wood, 17,
Theft by taking
Woman Stalks Ex-Husband at House to Catch Him Cheating
A woman confessed to deputies
that shes been stalking her ex-
husband in Martinez.
But she argued that she had a
good reason.
According to a sheriffs report,
Lajuana Blackwell went to her ex-
husbands Martinez home to catch
him with another woman.
She told deputies that she yelled
Youve been caught at her ex,
letting him know about allega-
tions he was having relations with
another woman.
The ex-husband alerted authori-
ties over the weekend that Ms.
Blackwell continues to harass him
despite being told by deputies not
to have any contact with him.
The ex-husband said Ms. Black-
well has called him repeatedly, left
voice mails admitting to watching
him around town, left notes on
his back door steps and has sent
letters to him at his home. He said
on Saturday night, Ms. Blackwell
sat outside his home and verbally
hassed him with the Youve been
caught allegation.
After her admission to deputies,
Ms. Blackwell was charged with
stalking - family violence.

Suspects
pictured
on these
pages are
innocent
unless
proven
guilty.
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PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY THE JAIL REPORT
COLUMBIA COUNTY
Michael
Welch, 40,
Probation violation
Patrick
Ward, 21,
Drug possession
Patrick
Pastorius, 50,
No proof of
insurance
Paul
Richardson, 27,
Theft by taking
Sabrina McCune-
Brewer, 25,
Failure to appear
Piahca
Nelson, 24,
Theft by deception
Salomon
Perez-Arias, 39,
No license, failure
to maintain lane,
tag light required
Seth Kern, 29,
Driving under
suspension, failure
to stop at stop sign
Shannon
Bales, 38,
Probation violation
Talisa
Robinson, 25,
Giving false name
& date, shoplifting,
probation violation
Shawn
Miller, 27,
Shoplifting
Tony
Strickland, 43,
Driving under
suspension, no
proof of insurance
Tianna
Johnson, 19,
Giving false name
& date to law
enforcement
Walter
Rutland, 51,
Theft by deception
x2
A birthday party in Appling ended in arrest
Saturday after a local teen punched a younger
girl in the face, authorities said.
Deonte Antonie Dorsey, 18, was charged with
battery in the Saturday night incident at Burks
Mountain Road in Appling.
A young girl told deputies that she and her best
friend were leaving the birthday party and got into
an argument with Dorsey in reference to him try-
ing to help get his brothers vehicle out of a ditch.
Dorsey then came toward the victim in a fght-
ing manner, so she pushed him back away from
her..
He began pushing her and grabbing her arms,
a report says. While trying to get away from Mr.
Dorsey, he started punching her in the face with
a closed fst.
Dorsey confessed to deputies to hitting the girl,
who suffered swelling to her right eye, a report
says.
Girl Battered at
Birthday Party
Deonte
Dorsey, 18,
Battery
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AIKEN COUNTY WANTED CALL 800-922-9709
Bradley Wimberly, 31,
Wanted for criminal
domestic violence
& driving without a
license
Benjamin Busbee, 28,
Wanted for kidnapping &
simple larceny
RICHMOND COUNTY WANTED CALL 706-821-1020
Cassandre Rucker, 24,
Wanted for use of
automobile without
owner consent
Clinton Blocker Jr., 24,
Wanted for criminal
domestic violence
Robert Stevenson, 52,
Wanted for burglary 2nd
degree & grand larceny
Michael Fogerty, 36,
Wanted for violation of
order of protection
Harold Crafton, 47,
Wanted for shoplifting
Margaret Boyd, 49,
Wanted for grand
larceny
Stephen Wilhite, 29,
Wanted for kidnapping
& simple larceny
Janice Smith, 44,
Wanted for aggravated
assault
Sarah Plaster, 50,
Wanted for obstructing
justice
Rivera Denice, 34,
Wanted for criminal
damage to property