Arrests

Nigel Washington -- Hwy. 21, Rincon. -- Person wanted by Savannah Police Dept.

Regina Eason – Baker’s Pond, Springfield. -- Person wanted by Chatham County Sheriff.

James Sanders – Bluff Drive. -- Person wanted in Bulloch County.

Incidents

Myrtlewood Court – a woman reported that her neighbor was yelling obscenities while her children were present.

Courthouse Road – a man reported that his girlfriend’s adult daughter was being disorderly and threatened to throw him out of the house.

McCall Road – a man reported that his neighbor had placed boards with nails in them to keep people off his property and irrigation. Officer advised the neighbor to use something else that would not injure people as he could be held liable.

Courthouse Road – a man reported that his girlfriend’s adult grandson threated to kill him.

Pine Thicket Way – a man reported that an unknown person must have hit or sideswiped his truck and left some damage on the right upper panel.

Hwy 21 S Rincon – a woman called a car rental company to say she had left an iPod in a rental car. She received a notification that the iPod was turned on at a location in Savannah. She called rental car company to inquire about the iPod. The rental company said the car was retuned, but the iPod is still missing.

Country Way – a woman called to report that her neighbor’s chickens had climbed on to her car and scratched it in several places.

Golden Drive – a woman called to report that she returned to her home to get money from her soon-to-be ex-husband for groceries. She also needed to retrieve some paperwork.

Springfield Police Report

Arrests

Aldruis Rafael Sanchez Molina – S. Laurel Dr. -- Driving without a license, invalid registration, and cracked windshield.

Anna Jo Lorenz – Hwy. 21 S. -- Possession of cocaine.

Incidents

Harvest Drive – a man reported that his ex-girlfriend was violating the Temporary Protection Order and harassing him by text and email.

McCall Road – a woman reported that a black tool bag with tools valued at about $100 was stolen from outside her car while doing maintenance on an apartment.

New Stillwell Road – a man reported that an unknown driver in a black pick-up truck left the nearby gas station and ran over his mailbox. Officer observed the incident from surveillance video, but did not get a clear picture of the driver or the truck’s license plate.

East First Street – a man reported than an unknown person struck and knocked down his mailbox during the eight hours he was at work.