MOULTRIE — An Albany man’s love of loud music landed him in jail Tuesday night after a traffic stop revealed he was driving with a suspended license, the Moultrie Police Department said.

An officer stopped the 2003 Toyota Corolla driven by Kim Marlon Brown after noticing that music from the car could be heard “well in excess” of 100 feet, police reports said.

The officer stopped Brown at Fifth Avenue Southeast and Second Street Southeast, and when asked for a driver’s license Brown could provide only a Georgia identification card, the reports said. He then told the officer that his license is suspended.

Brown, 36, 2414 Brierwood Drive, Albany, was charged with excessive volume from radio within motor vehicle and driving while license suspended.

In other arrests:

• William Boyd McMurphy Jr., 30, was charged Monday with two counts each of forgery and theft by receiving stolen property.

• Martha Dennis, 49, 732 South St., Thomasville, was charged Tuesday with theft by shoplifting.

• Sloan Beatrice Dennis, 21, 296 Jones Road, Ocilla, was charged Tuesday with theft by shoplifting.

• Ruiz Amador Marcos, 37, Circle Road, Moultrie, was charged Tuesday with driving while unlicensed and following too closely.

• Michael Paul Smith, 24, 1313 11th Ave. S.W., was charged Tuesday with burglary.

• Jamal B. Lee, 22, 519 Fourth St. S.W., was charged Tuesday with reckless driving.

Assaults

• Shantara Thornton, 900 block Seventh Street Northwest, reported Tuesday that she was attacked by four women at 2:20 p.m. a block away from her residence.