Woman’s belongings stabbed, spray painted

The woman suspects that her boyfriend’s sister is responsible for the damage.

According to the victim, her boyfriend’s sister has been angry with her for some time because she believes the victim slept with her husband. The victim said the sister threatened to “beat her ass” and “tear up her face” during a phone conversation with the victim’s boyfriend.

The victim and her boyfriend left the residence because they feared the sister would come over and attempt to confront them. The victim said they locked all the doors to the residence before leaving, but advised that the sister had a key to the home.

When the victim returned home, she found three pairs of her shoes had been stabbed and spray painted orange. A portable CD player had been smashed and an air mattress, sheets and pillows had been cut and spray painted orange. A suitcase had also been spray painted. The victim estimated the damages at $665.

The victim showed the deputy a text message from the suspect which read “I will personally make sure she gets a good ass beating."

The victim requested instructions for obtaining a protective order against the suspect.

The incident remains under investigation.

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

• complaint on Harmony Grove Church Road. A homeowner complained after hearing her neighbors shooting skeet.

• burglary on Atlanta Highway. Frozen hamburgers, Ramen noodles and a lawn chair were reported stolen.

• theft by deception on Jefferson Highway. A man repossessed a truck saying the purchaser still owed $75. The deputy assisted the parties in resolving the dispute.

• harassing phone calls on Tanners Lane. A woman said the father of her child has a new girlfriend that has been calling her and sending harassing text messages.

• damage to vehicle on Atlanta Highway. A man wanted the owner of a gas station to pay for repairs to his truck after he struck several poles protecting a gas pump. The man said the gas station should pay for the damages since their parking lot was too congested.

• complaint on Atlanta Highway. A Walmart loss prevention officer requested that a deputy serve a prohibited entry notice against two females who had attempted to steal from Walmart in the past.

• house fire on Joseph Griggs Road. A woman said she did not call 911 after an abandoned house she owned caught fire because “there was no need.” The woman said she had been burning leaves when the fire spread to the house and that she would have called 911 if the fire got out of control.

• theft by taking on Forsyth Park Lane. Two air conditioning units valued at a total of $1,800 were reported stolen.

• theft by taking on Briarwood Road. A man said his trailer had been stolen, but wanted to speak with the suspect again before filing charges.

• suspicious person on Beaver Hill Drive. A man hired to clean up a foreclosed property was reported as a suspicious person.

• harassment on Smith Cemetery Road. A man said his ex-girlfriend had made several untrue statements accusing him of being a methamphetamine user and a robber.

• recovered stolen vehicle on Doc McLocklin Road. Authorities recovered a vehicle which had been stolen during a December 2009 armed robbery in Statham.

• criminal trespass on Manning Gin Road. A man reported that a metal gate on his property had been damaged.

• dog complaint on Roxey Lane. A concerned woman reported that a dog’s neighbor did not have water and was being kept in a small pen with a poorly made dog house. The woman was advised to contact animal control.

• criminal damage to property on Tanners Bridge Road. The front door of a residence was kicked open, but no items were reported missing.

• fight on Giles Road. A deputy was dispatched to a report of two men fighting. The men admitted fighting over a girl who was present. Neither man wished to press charges.

• criminal trespass on Providence Circle. The back window of a 2003 Toyota Tacoma was reported broken.

• theft by taking reported on Old Smith Cemetery Road. A woman reported that someone stole $1,300 out of her wallet.

• terroristic threats and acts on East Wright Street. A man claimed his girlfriend’s brother had threatened him.

• criminal trespass on Kirkland Circle. A woman complained after her neighbor dumped grass clippings in the woods at the rear of her property.

• theft by taking on Atlanta Highway. A male suspect escaped loss prevention officers during an attempt to steal over $1,000 worth of items by concealing them in a backpack.

• burglary on Hog Mountain Road. A woman said she heard someone prying a piece of wood off the rear of her residence. When she shouted, the suspect fled. The woman could not provide a physical description of the would-be burglar.

• entering auto on Second Street. A purse containing a checkbook and other personal information was reported stolen from a vehicle parked at the Leisure Services building.

• criminal trespass on Greentree Drive. A man was bitten by a pit bull after entering another man’s property without permission.

• theft by taking on Patrick Industrial Lane. Mail was reported stolen from a corporation.

• burglary on Rivermill Road. A man said his fishing pole was stolen from inside his garage.

• theft by taking on West Winder Industrial Parkway. A trailer valued at $5,000 was reported stolen.

• financial transaction card fraud on Wildflower Way. A man’s debit card was fraudulently used on several occasions and he was subsequently assessed a total of $150 in service charges by his bank for being overdrawn.

• harassing phone calls on Chicken Lyle Road. A woman said she has received numerous calls from her boyfriend’s soon-to-be-ex wife.

• burglary on Union Grove Church Road. Two CB radios were reported stolen from an outbuilding. The victim also reported that someone had entered his vehicle and removed his radio.

• theft by taking on Stratford Lane. A 9 mm pistol was stolen from a residence.

• fraud on Arnold Road. A man called the Sheriff’s Office after learning that a loan had been fraudulently obtained using his social security number.

• financial identity fraud on Huckleberry Lane. A woman advised her sister had obtained her bank account information and had used it to make an insurance payment.

• suspicious incident on Harrison Mill Road. A man reported that a battery operated toy vehicle had been abandoned on his property.

• criminal trespass on Atlanta Highway. A woman said her windshield was broken when a male threw an object out of a moving box truck.

• theft by conversion on Brynn Drive. A man parked his trailer at a friend’s house until it could be sold. The man later discovered his friend had obtained a tag for the trailer and was claiming it as his own. When the man attempted to retrieve the trailer, his friend refused to allow him to access the property.

• financial identity theft on University Park Drive. Two checks were forged on a corporate account.

• theft by taking on Covenant Street. A man said his wallet was stolen off his bedroom dresser. He said he did not believe any family members could be responsible.

• entering auto on Stoneridge Drive. A man heard a loud noise which he believed was caused by someone attempting to break into his truck.

• found property on Booth Circle. A man discovered a bag containing a VHS tape and a rusted revolver.

• theft by taking on City Pond Circle. A 1993 Nissan truck was reported stolen.

• suspicious incident on Brown Bridge Road. A deputy was dispatched to investigate a suspicious noise at a residence. Upon arrival, he discovered a deer eating grass next to the house.