Police Blotter: Teens, Guns, Digital Scales Found In Stolen Car

  • Saturday, November 16, 2013

Police said after a woman's 2010 Chevrolet Impala was stolen on Sixth Avenue. It was found down the street occupied by two teen boys.

Also in the car was a set of digital scales along with two loaded guns. One was a Glock and the other a Bryco Arms Jennings.

The teens were taken to the Juvenile Detention Center.

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Two brothers on Wilson Street were inside a house when they heard the radio on in one of their vehicles.

They ran outside and saw the vehicle being driven down Orchard Knob Avenue.

It is a 1997 Jeep Cherokee with gray bumpers and a Georgia license tag.

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Cody Stamper said he rode his pink and purple mountain bike to McDonald's on 3rd Street, where he works. He parked it by the dumpsters.

He said he looked out and saw his cousin, Deonta Ford, riding off on it.

He said he was too busy at work to give chase.

A warrant was taken out for Ford for theft under $500.

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A woman parked at the Olive Garden at Hamilton Place. She came back out to find a window knocked out on her 2011 Toyota Prius.

Her purse was taken along with $250 cash, two debit cards and her driver's license.

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Police said Richard Connolly set out some fence posts along the side of his yard on Kelly's Ferry Road.

He said his neighbor, Mark Dugger, promptly pulled them up.

Mr. Dugger said he was filing for an injunction against his neighbor, saying he was coming over on his side and making it impossible to safely see to exit his driveway.

Police said it was a civil matter.

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At 431 Browns Ferry Road, Jeff Fox said he saw a green Ford Taurus in front of the rental residence that he watches for his brother, Danny Fox. The Taurus had an Alabama tag that, when checked, came back to a red Mercury Sable.

He said when he knocked on the door that "Dawn" said she had rented it from Danny Fox. He said she had rented it earlier, but had been evicted.

Jeff Fox told her he knew that was not true, and she quickly exited along with a white female and a white male.

Jeff Fox got behind the car so it could not move. The man got out and let Dawn behind the wheel. She backed into Jeff Fox (but did not hurt him or knock him down), then she was able to drive up against a corner of the house and then across the yard and vamoose.

Police said Jeff Fox had a gun with him, though the report says he does not have a gun carry permit for it. He said he had not taken it out of his pocket during the incident, though an officer said he heard him tell someone that he almost shot the tires out on the Taurus.

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Eric Verble said he was parked on the lot at New City Fellowship when someone broke into his vehicle.

They stole his wallet and various cards.

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A worker at a local McDonald's said the husband of his assistant manager threatened to beat him up while he was doing maintenance work inside the restroom.

He said he was able to get away from the angry husband.

The worker said the assistant manager had threatened to fire him if he would not sleep with her. He said he did, thinking it would be a one-time thing. But he said she "kept asking for more sex."

He said when he would not do it again, the workplace became "hostile."

  

  



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