Lincoln pictured on $100 bill

The cashier said a black female between the ages of 45 and 50 used the $100 to purchase $12.84 worth of merchandise. When the cashier turned over her cash drawer at the end of her shift, a supervisor noticed that the $100 bill had a picture of Abraham Lincoln instead of Benjamin Franklin visible on the right side of the bill. The security strip indicated the bill was a $5 bill.

The transaction was the only one of the day in which a customer used a $100 bill. The incident was captured on surveillance video and a copy was provided to the deputy.

The suspect is described as a black female approximately 5’ tall. At the time of the incident, she was wearing a black leather jacket.

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

• theft by taking on Rat Kinney Road. An air conditioning unit valued at $3,500 was dismantled and all the copper components removed.

• theft by taking on Broad Street. A Yamaha motorcycle valued at $3,000 was reported stolen.

• criminal trespass on Kendall Park Drive. A back window of a residence was broken when an unidentified person threw a rock through the window.

• burglary on Thornbrook Ridge. A Hollister bathing suit and a Metro PCS phone with a total value of $175 was reported stolen.

• dispute on Tanners Bridge Road. A woman accused a man of beating her but witnesses said the woman was drunk and fabricated the story.

• financial transaction card fraud on Andover Drive. A man reported that his check card had been fraudulently used for over $200 worth of charges on an adult web site.

• damage to property on Hidden Hamlet Court. A landlord suspects her former tenant is responsible for $5,000 worth of damage caused when someone removed the electrical wiring from her doublewide rental home.

• stalking on Autumn Avenue. A woman said her neighbor’s boyfriend followed her throughout town after she helped an investigator looking into the man’s extramarital relationship.

• burglary on Kendall Park Drive. Three game consoles were reported stolen. A teenage neighbor is a suspect in the theft.

• harassing text message on Kirkland Avenue. A woman called the Sheriff’s Office after receiving several texts from a former coworker.

• fight on Venture Way. Witnesses refused to identify a man accused of attacking another man inside a home.

• theft by taking on Hwy. 211. A 1985 Chevrolet truck valued at $2,000 was stolen from the park and ride. The complainant said the locks did not work and she might have left the keys inside the vehicle.

• domestic dispute on Century Drive. A woman lied about her identity after a deputy was dispatched to investigate a possible domestic dispute.

• theft by taking on Smith Sisters Road. A landlady reported that two former tenants stole a television and a kerosene heater from her.

• entering auto on Deer Run Drive. A CD player valued at $200 was stolen from a 1995 Jeep Cherokee.

• theft by taking on Atlanta Highway. A man took gravel from a pile left by the CSX tracks to fill a pot hole at the end of his driveway. He was asked to return the gravel to the pile and no charges were filed.

• verbal dispute on Fletcher Drive. A man accused his ex-father-in-law of threatening him, but informed the deputy he could not recall what threat was purportedly made.

• criminal trespass on Simeon Road. A man asked a deputy to serve a prohibited entry notice against his girlfriend’s ex-boyfriend.

• burglary on Huckleberry Lane. A woman suspects her drug-addicted teenage son is responsible for the theft of her Glock pistol valued at $400.

• theft by taking on Matthews School Road. A man reported that someone stole his license plate and siphoned $25 worth of gas out of his vehicle.

• criminal damage to property on Appian Way. A vehicle sustained $500 worth of unspecified damage.

• complaint on Century Court. A woman complained after her neighbors placed concrete blocks at the base of her chain link fence. The neighbor said the blocks were placed in order to keep her dog from digging out of the yard.

• theft by taking on Anchor’s Way. A cargo trailer loaded with tools and equipment was reported stolen. The loss was estimated to be in excess of $14,000.

• suspicious incident on Russwood Road. A vehicle was spotted at an abandoned house. By the time a deputy arrived, the vehicle was gone.

• harassing phone calls on Tanners Lane. A woman reported receiving numerous calls from someone cursing and “speaking nonsense.”

• harassment on Creekwood Road. A man reported receiving several threats in person along with threatening messages on his MySpace page.

• burglary on Arnold Road. A Dell laptop, computer speakers, computer monitor and several handguns were reported stolen.

• shoplifting on Atlanta Highway. Two unidentified teens stole $12.31 worth of merchandise and fled when confronted by security personnel.

• prowler on Hog Mountain Road. A woman reported seeing a white male on her property.

• suspicious incident on Brynn Drive. A woman called the Sheriff’s Office after hearing her front door knob jiggle.

• criminal trespass on Gladiola Drive. A woman complained that her child’s grandmother keeps coming to the property to leave money for the child. The woman requested a prohibited entry notice be served.

• neighborhood complaint on Midland Court. A woman contacted the Sheriff’s Office after her neighbor threatened to report her to animal control for allowing her dogs to bark at all hours. The woman said her dogs are inside dogs and do not cause a problem.

• theft by taking on Roxey Lane. A four wheeler and trailer were reported stolen.

• entering auto on Madison Drive. A truck was entered but no items were reported missing.

• aggravated assault on Atlanta Highway. A man walking alongside the road was struck in the head by an object thrown from a passing vehicle.