Game room shut down; no charges
Staff Reports
Other Incidents
Moultrie Police
• A Moultrie woman reported a black male exposed himself and then masturbated in front of her 14-year-old daughter at E-Z Coin Laundry on North Main Street Wednesday.
• Jammie Leverette, of Fifth Street Southeast, reported a thief stole his Huffy bicycle from his porch Wednesday. The value of the stolen bicycle was $100.
• An employee at the Moultrie Inn on First Avenue Southeast reported part of the carport roofing had fallen onto a Nissan Quest Wednesday. There were scratches and denting to the van caused by the roofing, but it appeared to have been accidental.
• Charles Griner reported someone tore a lamp off a wall, tore a shelf out of a closet, knocked a hole in the kitchen wall and tore up an air conditioner at his rental house on Sixth Street Southwest Wednesday.
• Freddie Robinson, of Fifth Street Northwest, reported Wednesday someone used his name and information to obtain a credit card and used it. The amount used on the card was about $5,994.
• Robin Lee reported a thief stole a Kodak digital camera and $60 cash from her Oldsmobile Alero while it was parked on West Central Avenue Wednesday. The value of the stolen items was $310.
• An employee at Wal-Mart on South Veterans Parkway reported Wednesday finding a counterfeit $50 bill that someone used June 13.
• Janelle Jelks, of Seventh Avenue Northwest, reported a thief stole several electronic items and $100 cash Wednesday. The value of the stolen items was $2,150. Jelks gave officers the names of two male suspects.
• David Jett, of Fifth Avenue Southeast, reported a thief kicked open his back door and stole a Microsoft X-box between 9:15 p.m. and 10:36 p.m. Wednesday. The value of the stolen game system was $550.
• Dorothy Reynolds, of Fourth Avenue Northwest, reported a group of juvenile boys threw eggs at her house Wednesday.
Colquitt County S.O.
• Terry Stewart reported someone broke out several windows, dented the passenger side and cut all four tires of his Buick Lesabre while it was parked at Overcoming Faith Holiness Church on Tompkins Road between 6:30 a.m. and 8 a.m. Wednesday. Damage was $1,500.