Cigarettes stolen from Carl Superette

Other recent incidents investigated by Barrow County Sheriff’s deputies include:

• accidental damage to property in Statham. A railroad crossing arm was damaged when a tractor trailer driver pulled forward to get his vehicle off the railroad tracks before the train arrived.

• 911 hang up on Ridgeland Road. The homeowner said no one had called 911 and nothing appeared to be out of order.

• entering auto on Custom Lane. Thieves entered the Chevy Tahoe after the owner left it unlocked.

• battery and simple assault on Steed Road. A woman was struck by a male who believed she was deliberately preventing him from obtaining information regarding a hospitalized acquaintance.

• suspicious person on Carl Cedar Creek Road. A resident called the Sheriff’s Office after noticing a male putting trash in a neighbor’s trash can. Upon investigation, the deputy determined the male was disposing of litter picked up alongside the roadway.

• suspicious vehicle on Foxdale Court. The complainant reported that a white male driving a tan GMC Yukon had photographed his mailbox and house with a camera phone.

• stalking on Venture Way. No details were listed in the report.

• criminal trespass on Sunset Drive. The resident reported damage to his fence which had subsequently been repaired. The resident suspects some of his cattle is missing, but was unsure.

• cattle theft on Holsonbeck School Road. Eight calves were reported missing from a pasture. The total value of the missing livestock is $2,800.

• civil matter on Princeton Drive. The homeowner reported a tenant owed $2,800 in overdue rent and had damaged the property. The deputy referred both parties to civil court.

• theft by taking on Kilcrease Road. A man lost his wallet at the Chevron station and later discovered two of his lost credit cards were being used. The man said the wallet also contained both his and his wife’s driver’s licenses.

• theft by shoplifting on Atlanta Highway. A shoplifter was detained at Walmart.

• forgery on Loganville Highway. A Publix employee discovered a counterfeit $10 bill during the cash register intake.

• neighborhood complaint on Wagon Wheel Trail. A resident reported that an individual delivering papers for the “Barrow County Journal” ran a stop sign in the neighborhood and had done so each Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. The man said he asked the driver of the green Mustang to stop running the stop sign and was subsequently threatened by a black, male passenger. The Barrow Journal is delivered via U.S. Mail on Thursdays.

• criminal trespass on Anita Drive. A woman called police after her son became angry and punched a hole in a closet door.

• criminal trespass on Highway 211. A resident complained after a man visited the residence. The man was given a verbal criminal trespass warning.

• criminal trespass on Old Victron School Road. A mobile home sustained $100 in damage after a dog’s chain became stuck in the siding.

• 911 hang up on Westbury Drive. The homeowner said she had not dialed 911 and had been having trouble with her phone service.

• property dispute on Hog Mountain Road. A caller reported a burglary at the residence, but the deputy determined the person was authorized to be at the location.

• noise complaint on Kirkland Drive. A resident complained about loud music coming from a neighbor’s house.

• lost or mislaid property on Athens Street. An elderly man flagged down a sheriff’s deputy to turn over a credit card he had found at Quality Foods.

• theft by taking on Carly Court. The homeowner reported two packages stolen from her doorstep. The packages contained a Wii, a CD and a book with a total estimated value of $220.

• harassing phone calls on Lackey Road. The suspect was warned by investigators to stop calling and texting the complainant.

• criminal damage to property on Lynn Road. The victim reported that the brake line and brake sensor cable on his 2005 Dodge Ram had been cut. There are no suspects.

• 911 hang up on River Mill Road. Juveniles playing with a phone had inadvertently dialed 911.

• noise complaint on Chartwell Drive. A woman said her neighbors have been playing loud music and, in one instance, had thrown firecrackers at her window.

• lost or mislaid property on Loowit Falls Court. A homeowner reported he had lost his driver’s license, possibly at his residence. He was advised to request a replacement license.

• theft on Gifton Thomas Road. Two chainsaws valued at $1,100 were taken from an unsecured tool shed.

• abandoned vehicle on Highway 82. The vehicle was towed after the driver left the vehicle parked partially within the roadway.

• illegal dumping on County Line Road. A homeowner discovered trash strewn across his backyard. No identifying papers were found in the debris.

• burglary on Point South Circle. A resident returned home to find her garage door open. Nothing was taken and there was no sign that the home had been entered.

• suspicious incident on East Star Road. A deputy dispatched to a suspected domestic dispute found an intoxicated woman home alone. The woman did not remember dialing 911 and did not appear to be in distress.

• theft by taking on Oxford Ridge Road. A 2004 clack Ford Mustang was reported stolen.

• criminal damage to property on Moonlight Trace. The rear window of a 1999 Honda was shattered.

• terroristic threats and acts on Smith Sisters Road. The resident reported that two individuals had been threatening him.

• theft by taking on Carl Cedar Hill Road. The victim suspects her acquaintances stole money from her wallet while she was in the shower.

• neighborhood complaint on Stone Gate Drive. A resident reporting seeing a juvenile throw a brick through the window of a neighboring house.

• neighborhood complaint on Perry Sims Road. A homeowner called police after someone pulled off the roadway and parked their vehicle in his yard. The complainant believed the truck was parked on one of his sprinkler heads.

• suspicious incident on Arnold Road. A homeowner reported finding 30 shotgun pellets on his pool cover.

• welfare check on Breckinridge Trail. A deputy was asked to check on the location of a child in a custody dispute.

• 911 hang up on Pointe South Circle. The homeowner advised she had not called 911, but advised that she had been having trouble with her Windstream service.

• civil dispute on Briscoe Mill Road. A man’s ex-wife repossessed his car after he was two days late with his car payment. The parties were referred to civil court.

• dispute on Carl Cedar Hill Road. Two occupants of the residence engaged in a minor shoving match during a rent dispute. No charges were filed.

• assault on Perry Sims Road. An intoxicated man reportedly threatened another intoxicated man during a phone argument over deer hunting.

• suspicious incident on Rat Kinney Road. A woman called to report her car stolen and then refused to answer any of the deputy’s questions. The woman later came to the Sheriff’s Office to report the car as stolen after learning her friend had wrecked the car in a DUI accident in Winder.

• suspicious vehicle on Hickeria Way. A man called police after noticing a vehicle occupied by a woman parked in the same location on several different days.

• suspicious incident on Honeysuckle Trail. A woman called 911 after she thought she heard someone turning the door knob on her back door.

• 911 hang up on Cypress Place. A juvenile dialed 911 when attempting to place a phone call to her sister.

• complaint on Madison Court. A woman accused her ex-boyfriend of stealing $1,000 from her. The ex-boyfriend said she was crazy. The woman was advised to make a report in Gwinnett County where the theft allegedly occurred.

• criminal damage to property on Hog Mountain Road. Pine Hills Golf Course sustained $500 in damage after someone drove on the course.

• complaint on Allie Drive. A man called police when his ex-girlfriend failed to arrive on time to take custody of their two children.

• suspicious incident on Cole Circle. Several parakeets kept in a garage died when the door was left open while the homeowner was at work. There was no sign of illegal entry. The victim suspects she may have accidentally caused the garage door to reverse when leaving.

• complaint on East Midland Avenue. A woman reported that her ex-boyfriend had stolen her vehicle. Upon investigation, the deputy determined that the ex-boyfriend was the actual owner of the vehicle.

• burglary on Thomas Drive. Antique dishes and glasses were stolen from a vacant house. All four tires and a license plate were removed from a disabled vehicle parked in front of the residence.

• civil dispute on McKendree lane. A couple reported receiving threatening emails from the husband’s ex-wife.