Dog subject of marital spat
An 18-year-old teen called police after his mother and father began arguing about the family’s dog.
The teen said when his mother attempted to leave the residence in a pickup truck, his father threatened to cut the tires and smash the windows of the vehicle.
The father confirmed that the argument started with a discussion about the dog not being taken out. The father admitted telling his wife she was not going to leave in the truck and that she was not going to take the jacket she was wearing at the time. He also admitted that he threatened to cut the tires or smash the windows of the pickup truck.
The wife said she felt everyone in the residence had “ganged up” on her. She said she did not fear her husband, but wanted him to “talk to her as a married couple.”
After meeting with police, the wife left the residence to stay with a friend. No charges are expected to be filed.
Other incidents investigated by Winder Police this past week include:
• burglary on N. Broad Street. A power drill was stolen from an apartment while the tenant spent three weeks in jail. Because the burglar left the back door wide open, the victim is also facing a $700 power bill.
• verbal domestic on Capital Avenue. An intoxicated woman was transported to the hospital after saying she no longer wanted to live and wished she could die.
• verbal domestic on Tuggle Street. A woman said her boyfriend accused her of sleeping around with other men in the trailer park. The woman also accused the man of trying to choke her. The man said his girlfriend was bipolar and that he had not touched her. No charges were made after the woman changed her story several times.
• domestic dispute on Nancy Street. A woman and her boyfriend argued after the man was late getting home from a birthday celebration.
• verbal dispute on Third Avenue. A husband said he was tired of being treated like a child and wanted to leave his wife after the two argued about who he was talking to on the telephone.
• theft on South Broad Street. Police obtained warrants against a man believed to have stolen 167 DVDs from an acquaintance.
• animal case on Ashwood Way. A woman reported that she was injured when a small brown dog jumped up and bit her on the back of the leg.
• entering auto on West Williams Street. Several vehicles in a storage lot were entered. Stereos and a cordless drill were reported missing.
• damage to property on West Athens Street. A business owner reported damage to a fence, possibly caused by an automobile.
• damage to property on West Athens Street. A man said his vehicle was damaged when a CSX train caused gravel to fly up and strike his 2001 Ford truck.
• entering auto on Pine Rock Road. A purse containing the victim’s social security card, driver’s license, birth certificate, keys, marriage license and her children’s birth certificates was stolen from a 1995 Volvo.
• criminal trespass on Chandler Street. A dead bolt on a church door was broken and the door left open.
• criminal attempt to commit burglary on Saunders Drive. A homeowner was awakened when someone attempted to enter his home.
• shoplifting on East May Street. An unidentified male stole two cell phones from the business and hid the boxes in a toilet tank before leaving the store.
The father confirmed that the argument started with a discussion about the dog not being taken out. The father admitted telling his wife she was not going to leave in the truck and that she was not going to take the jacket she was wearing at the time. He also admitted that he threatened to cut the tires or smash the windows of the pickup truck.
The wife said she felt everyone in the residence had “ganged up” on her. She said she did not fear her husband, but wanted him to “talk to her as a married couple.”
After meeting with police, the wife left the residence to stay with a friend. No charges are expected to be filed.
Other incidents investigated by Winder Police this past week include:
• burglary on N. Broad Street. A power drill was stolen from an apartment while the tenant spent three weeks in jail. Because the burglar left the back door wide open, the victim is also facing a $700 power bill.
• verbal domestic on Capital Avenue. An intoxicated woman was transported to the hospital after saying she no longer wanted to live and wished she could die.
• verbal domestic on Tuggle Street. A woman said her boyfriend accused her of sleeping around with other men in the trailer park. The woman also accused the man of trying to choke her. The man said his girlfriend was bipolar and that he had not touched her. No charges were made after the woman changed her story several times.
• domestic dispute on Nancy Street. A woman and her boyfriend argued after the man was late getting home from a birthday celebration.
• verbal dispute on Third Avenue. A husband said he was tired of being treated like a child and wanted to leave his wife after the two argued about who he was talking to on the telephone.
• theft on South Broad Street. Police obtained warrants against a man believed to have stolen 167 DVDs from an acquaintance.
• animal case on Ashwood Way. A woman reported that she was injured when a small brown dog jumped up and bit her on the back of the leg.
• entering auto on West Williams Street. Several vehicles in a storage lot were entered. Stereos and a cordless drill were reported missing.
• damage to property on West Athens Street. A business owner reported damage to a fence, possibly caused by an automobile.
• damage to property on West Athens Street. A man said his vehicle was damaged when a CSX train caused gravel to fly up and strike his 2001 Ford truck.
• entering auto on Pine Rock Road. A purse containing the victim’s social security card, driver’s license, birth certificate, keys, marriage license and her children’s birth certificates was stolen from a 1995 Volvo.
• criminal trespass on Chandler Street. A dead bolt on a church door was broken and the door left open.
• criminal attempt to commit burglary on Saunders Drive. A homeowner was awakened when someone attempted to enter his home.
• shoplifting on East May Street. An unidentified male stole two cell phones from the business and hid the boxes in a toilet tank before leaving the store.
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