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Effingham County Sheriff's Office reports May 27
crime reports

Arrests/citations


· Clifford Earl Pevey, Old Augusta Road South – possession of firearms by convicted felons and first offenders and wanted person (warrant service)

· Norman Powell Brooks, Archibald Street – driving under the influence of alcohol and damage to property (both citations)

· Alexandra Elmgren, Chimney Road – domestic dispute and wanted person (warrant service)

· Stephen Turcotte, Wylly Road – wanted person (warrant service)

· Mr. Davis, Bay Lane – battery (family violence)


Incidents


· Laurel Hill Road – A couple stated that they got into an altercation over some relationship issues.

· Old Dixie Highway South – A woman advised that she got into an argument with her sister and mother over some financial issues.

· Atlanta Road – A woman stated that she got into a verbal fight with her husband over his infidelity.

· Satinwood Road – A woman stated that someone attempted to break into her home while she was away.

· Cypress Cove Lane – A man stated that he needed to retrieve items from his estranged wife who has a restraining order against him.

· Clyo Kildare Road – A man stated that an unknown person stole some tools from his truck while he was fishing in a local river.

· Courthouse Road – A man stated that an unknown individual stole his pistol from his house while he was away.

· Palomino Drive – A woman stated that someone used her personal information to access her bank account.

· West First Street Extension – A man stated that a former acquaintance contacted his sisters-in-law which violates a restraining order.

· Pine Street – A man stated that an intoxicated individual threatened him with a hammer on the man’s property.

· Reedsville Road – A man stated that his wife’s sister’s ex-boyfriend went onto his property without his permission.

· Highway 21 North – A man stated that a local memorial sign had been heavily damaged by a vehicle.

· Saddleclub Way – A man stated that his neighbor accidently hit his mailbox with their vehicle and did not stop.

· Rahn Station Road – A woman stated that her roommate made verbal threats toward her during an argument.

· Highway 80 – A woman stated that an unknown person stole some items from her company’s property.

· Goshen Road Extension – A real estate agent stated that an unknown individual posted a vacancy for one of her properties that is currently being rented.

· Clover Point Circle – A woman stated that someone broke into her place of residence and damaged the carpet.

· Mt. Hope Road – A woman stated that someone stole flowers off her parent’s grave on two occasions.

· Springfield Egypt Road – A man stated that a former roommate had threatened to kill several people in the area.

· Noel C. Conaway Road – An assistant pastor stated that a woman damaged a sign in front of his church.

· Ardmore Oaky Road – A man stated that an unknown person stole his ATV from his property while he was away.

· Highway 21 South – A woman stated that she was bitten on the finger by a kitten that had crawled under the hood of her car.

· Heidt Landing Road – A man stated that he was bitten on the arm by an acquaintance’s large dog.

· South Columbia Avenue – A man who was required to register as a sex offender had failed to check in with police.

· Chimney Road – A woman stated that a former employee had sent her threatening text messages.

· Del A Rae Circle – A man stated that his stepson threatened to beat him with a toaster during a fight over a hammer.

· Highway 21 – A woman stated that a former employee had been harassing her over the telephone.

· Standard Lane – A man stated that his brother assaulted him during an altercation over a family emergency.

· Burnt Tree Drive – A woman stated that her trashcan caught on fire through unknown circumstances.

· Millstone Court – A man stated that he was bitten on the thigh by a dog while jogging down the road.

· Cedar Lane – A man stated that his vehicle caught on fire due to an electrical issue with the battery.