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Effingham County Sheriff's Office reports June 5
crime reports

Arrests/Citations

• Christopher Hollis, Old Louisville Road – criminal trespass

• Lakenya Griffin, McCall Road North – driving while license suspended or revoked (misdemeanor)

• Jack Spell, Highway 21 South – criminal trespass and battery (family violence)

• Brooklynn Day, Highway 21 South - criminal trespass and battery (family violence)

• Devante Warren, Highway 21 – traffic violation

• Melissa Sizemore, Horsepen Road – no insurance (citation)

• Murphy, Cedar Drive – driving while license suspended or revoked (citation)


Incidents

• Blue Jay Road – A woman stated that an unknown individual used her banking information to withdraw $300.

• Cypress Drive – A man stated that an unknown person had been using his credit card account without his permission.

• Highway 80 – A man stated that he had witnessed his neighbor stealing his mail from his mailbox.

• West First Street Extension – A man stated that his stepdaughter took his vehicle without his permission and stole his keys out of it.

• Union Springs Road – A man stated that he had received a fraudulent check as payment for a couch.

• Shadowbrook Circle – A man stated that his ex-wife had stolen his refrigerator, microwave and stove from his residence.

• Lazy Lagoon – A tow truck driver stated that a man threatened him with a gun when he went to pick up a vehicle from his property.

• Silverhill Church Road – A woman stated that she had misplaced the intercom system on her school bus.

• Lorenzo Hurst Road – A man stated that his intoxicated wife had become extremely disorderly toward him and others.

• Antigua Drive – A woman and her husband stated that her microwave caught on fire while she was using it.

• Mingledorff Way – A woman stated that her fence caught on fire while her neighbors were doing a controlled burn.

• Highway 80 – A man stated that he had been tricked into giving out his personal information by someone claiming to be a police officer.

• Central Avenue – A woman stated that her car had been broken into, and the speakers had been stolen.

• Flat Bush Drive – A man stated that two unknown people had been shining a flashlight into his business.

• Reynard Drive – A woman stated that her boyfriend had been refusing to give her car keys back to her during an argument.

• Pinnacle Way – A woman stated that an unknown individual had been stalking her near her home.

• Saranac Way – A woman stated that her nephew had been hacking into her phone to access her personal information.

• Lorenzo Hurst Road – A skidder tractor that had caught on fire was spotted on the side of the roadway.

• Oak Drive – A woman stated that a male subject had been going by her house and bothering her and her son.

• Wallace Drive – A man stated that 13 glass windows had been broken at a local learning center by three juvenile boys.

• Middleton Road – A woman stated that her neighbor’s burn pile had jumped to her property and set a camper on fire.

• Old Augusta Road – Two women stated that they had been bitten by a dog that belonged to a friend.

• Highway 119 North – A man stated that his daughter’s ex-boyfriend had entered his place of residence without his permission.

• Kingsley Drive South – A man stated that his mail had been opened by the residents of his former house.

• Clyo Shawnee Road – A man stated that his neighbor had placed a gate on a road that is used to access the man’s property.

• Cobbleton Drive – A woman stated that she received counterfeit money as payment for a gaming system.

• Fort Howard Road – A woman stated that she was refused a refund from an individual who did a poor job on shirt prints.

• First Street Extension – A man stated that an acquaintance had refused to return a trailer that he had taken.

• Abercorn Landing Road – A man stated that he found a handgun in between two rocks while he was fishing.

• Barrister Circle – A man stated that someone had stolen the front rack and snorkel system off his friend’s ATV.

• Gentry Drive – A man stated that an unknown person had broken into his wife’s car and stolen a handgun.

• Blandford Crossing – A man stated that someone had broken into his vehicle and stolen a high-end camera.

• Blandford Way – A woman stated that an unknown individual broke into her vehicle and stole her handgun.

• Altamonte Drive – A woman stated that an unknown person broke into her vehicle and stole her prescription medicine.

• Lee Road – A man stated that one of his employees got into a physical altercation with his brother.

• Blandford Way – A man stated that someone had broken into his vehicle and rummaged through it.

• Oak Drive – A man stated that an unknown individual had stolen the license plate from his tow truck.

• Steal Bridge – A woman stated that her estranged husband had been harassing her by showing up at her house.

• Highway 21 South – A man stated that an unknown person had stolen his boat motor from a group of bushes near a gas station.

• Blandford Way – A man stated that his handgun had been stolen from the console of his vehicle overnight.

• McCall Road North – A man fled the scene of an accident after crashing a rental vehicle into a tree.

• Shearouse Spur – A woman stated that her husband pointed a gun at her during a heated argument between the two.