Homeowner finds plate of feces
A Winder woman returned home to find a plate covered with feces near the front door of her Vera Court residence.
The plate had her son’s name on it and was accompanied by a brown plastic bag.
The juvenile son did not know of anyone at his school or within the subdivision who would have left the feces at his home.
There are no leads at this time.
Family awakened by gun barrage
A Paradise Lane family was awakened during the night after unknown assailants fired a barrage of bullets hitting their house and two nearby vehicles.
The homeowner provided sheriff’s deputies with a bag of bullet casings gathered from the street.
One of the vehicles damaged in the attack had three bullet holes in the bumper. Another vehicle had a bullet hole through the front windshield and a shattered back windshield.
The incident remains under investigation.
Man argues with law, law wins
A Winder man was arrested after refusing to cooperate with a deputy responding to a domestic dispute.
The deputy was dispatched to 184 Chapel Bush Road in Winder after a woman called saying her brother, Demetrio Young, 35, would not leave her room.
The woman said she and Young began arguing when he asked for $20. She refused to give him money because she said Young has stolen from family members before and uses the money to buy drugs. The woman said Young had been drinking beer and liquor all day.
When the deputy arrived, Young met him at the front door with a beer in hand. Young said the deputy could enter and then closed the door in the deputy’s face saying he had to knock first because he had no probable cause to enter the residence.
The deputy opened the door and explained that since he had been called there, he had to investigate. The deputy asked for Young to stop yelling so that he could speak with the complainant.
Young informed the deputy that he could not talk to him and proceeded to go through the house asking who called the Sheriff’s Office.
The deputy warned Young that he needed to calm himself and stop hindering the investigation.
Young then became “very loud and irate.” Young then said he was in charge and the deputy needed a warrant to speak with him. Young further advised the deputy that he was going to his bedroom to sleep and the deputy “better not wake him.”
Young was arrested and charged with obstruction.
Woman assaulted by “Smoke”
A Winder woman called police after being assaulted in her home by two females.
The victim said she recognized one of her assailants as being an approximately 20–year-old black woman known by the name “Smoke.”
The victim had numerous visible injuries. The deputy noted human bite marks on the victim’s shin, foot and hand. The victim also had scratches on her back, chest and face as well as swelling around her right eye.
The victim’s father was also injured when he tried to assist his daughter. The man suffered bite marks to his wrist and hand.
The incident remains under investigation.
Woman assaulted by ex-boyfriend
A Winder woman suffered numerous minor injuries including bite marks and abrasions after an altercation with her ex-boyfriend.
Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the Quail Court residence after a 911 caller reported seeing the woman knocked unconscious.
Upon arrival, the deputies made contact with a man who said his ex-girlfriend had started the fight by hitting and biting him. He admitted punching her in the face in response. He also admitted biting her during the altercation, but declined to provide any further details.
The reporting deputy noted the man’s shirt was torn, but that there were no other visible injuries.
The female denied being knocked unconscious by her ex-boyfriend. Though no longer in a relationship, the woman said that she and the man are “friends with benefits.”
The woman refused to provide any further details.
Both parties refused to press charges and no arrests were made.
The juvenile son did not know of anyone at his school or within the subdivision who would have left the feces at his home.
There are no leads at this time.
Family awakened by gun barrage
A Paradise Lane family was awakened during the night after unknown assailants fired a barrage of bullets hitting their house and two nearby vehicles.
The homeowner provided sheriff’s deputies with a bag of bullet casings gathered from the street.
One of the vehicles damaged in the attack had three bullet holes in the bumper. Another vehicle had a bullet hole through the front windshield and a shattered back windshield.
The incident remains under investigation.
Man argues with law, law wins
A Winder man was arrested after refusing to cooperate with a deputy responding to a domestic dispute.
The deputy was dispatched to 184 Chapel Bush Road in Winder after a woman called saying her brother, Demetrio Young, 35, would not leave her room.
The woman said she and Young began arguing when he asked for $20. She refused to give him money because she said Young has stolen from family members before and uses the money to buy drugs. The woman said Young had been drinking beer and liquor all day.
When the deputy arrived, Young met him at the front door with a beer in hand. Young said the deputy could enter and then closed the door in the deputy’s face saying he had to knock first because he had no probable cause to enter the residence.
The deputy opened the door and explained that since he had been called there, he had to investigate. The deputy asked for Young to stop yelling so that he could speak with the complainant.
Young informed the deputy that he could not talk to him and proceeded to go through the house asking who called the Sheriff’s Office.
The deputy warned Young that he needed to calm himself and stop hindering the investigation.
Young then became “very loud and irate.” Young then said he was in charge and the deputy needed a warrant to speak with him. Young further advised the deputy that he was going to his bedroom to sleep and the deputy “better not wake him.”
Young was arrested and charged with obstruction.
Woman assaulted by “Smoke”
A Winder woman called police after being assaulted in her home by two females.
The victim said she recognized one of her assailants as being an approximately 20–year-old black woman known by the name “Smoke.”
The victim had numerous visible injuries. The deputy noted human bite marks on the victim’s shin, foot and hand. The victim also had scratches on her back, chest and face as well as swelling around her right eye.
The victim’s father was also injured when he tried to assist his daughter. The man suffered bite marks to his wrist and hand.
The incident remains under investigation.
Woman assaulted by ex-boyfriend
A Winder woman suffered numerous minor injuries including bite marks and abrasions after an altercation with her ex-boyfriend.
Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the Quail Court residence after a 911 caller reported seeing the woman knocked unconscious.
Upon arrival, the deputies made contact with a man who said his ex-girlfriend had started the fight by hitting and biting him. He admitted punching her in the face in response. He also admitted biting her during the altercation, but declined to provide any further details.
The reporting deputy noted the man’s shirt was torn, but that there were no other visible injuries.
The female denied being knocked unconscious by her ex-boyfriend. Though no longer in a relationship, the woman said that she and the man are “friends with benefits.”
The woman refused to provide any further details.
Both parties refused to press charges and no arrests were made.
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