Wife harassed by husband’s girlfriend

The woman said her husband’s girlfriend was intoxicated and had been on the back porch. Once the wife informed the girlfriend that 911 had been called, the girlfriend left.

While the deputy was at the residence, the husband’s girlfriend called repeatedly demanding to speak with the husband. The husband said he did not want to speak with the woman and had ended the relationship “sometime ago.”

The deputy advised the girlfriend to stop calling the residence. Despite his warning, the woman continued to call.

The deputy advised the wife to change her phone number.

No further actions were taken.

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

• animal cruelty on Edgewater Drive. A man called the Sheriff’s Office after someone shot his Terrier mix dog with a pellet gun. The veterinarian who treated the pet discovered two pellets lodged inside the dog.

• terroristic threats on Raymond Drive. A man said he received a threatening message through his Facebook account. The man said he sent some messages to a woman which upset the woman’s husband. The husband reportedly sent a message which said messaging another man’s wife could get him killed.

• fraud on Atlanta Highway. A Walmart employee called the Sheriff’s Office after an elderly lady attempted to wire money to Jamaica. The woman said she received several calls telling her she would receive a brand new Mercedes if she sent the money. The employee and deputy were finally able to convince the woman that she was being conned.

• theft by taking on Harry McCarty Road. Three air conditioning units valued at $4,000 each were reported stolen from one building and a fourth air conditioning unit also valued at $4,000 was reported missing from another building.

• suspicious person on Dee Kennedy Road. A deputy tried unsuccessfully to locate a suspicious man who had been seen hiding under a truck and jumping over a fence.

• burglary on Ben Johnson Road. An Ak-47 was reported missing from a residence.

• theft on Scott Circle. An Amway saleswoman called the Sheriff’s Office after losing her purse during a sales call. The woman said she was certain she had her purse with her when she went inside a Scott Circle residence, but, when she returned to reclaim it, the homeowner denied having seen the purse.

• mail tampering on Honeysuckle Trail. A man discovered an envelope containing his new Mastercard had been opened.

• theft by taking on Faith Drive. A swingset and child’s wagon were reported stolen from a woman’s backyard.

• criminal damage to property on Hillside Court. A man said his home sustained $600 worth of damage including chipped paint and water damage after someone used a pressure washer on his home.

• welfare check on Otis Drive. A woman contacted the Sheriff’s Office after being unable to make contact with her father for several days. The man, who suffers from a heart condition, was found to be in good health and said he would call his daughter.

• criminal trespass on Blueberry Court. A man asked that a deputy serve his sister with a notice of prohibited entry after she refused to leave his property. The man had not seen his sister in two years and wanted no contact with her.

• welfare check on Victron Drive. A concerned relative asked deputies to check on a woman after learning the woman’s daughter was intoxicated and attempting to take the woman’s purse. The woman said she was fine, but did not want any contact with her daughter until she was sober.

• information on Casey’s Crossing. A woman called the Sheriff’s Office because she believed Winder Police had obtained a warrant for her brother’s arrest and she wanted him gone from her residence. When informed that there was no active warrant, the woman said her brother was welcome in her home.

• suicide threat on Mulberry Road. Deputies were dispatched to a Mulberry Road home after a suicide crisis line reported that the resident intended to commit suicide. The man said he was depressed, but denied any suicidal thoughts.

• terroristic threats on Highway 211. A woman said her husband threatened to burn down the house while she was sleeping after she confronted him regarding an alleged affair.

• harassing phone calls on Dunahoo Road. After inadvertently dialing a wrong number and apologizing for the mistake, a woman said the person she accidentally called placed five calls to her phone telling her to never call that number again.

• harassment on Atlanta Highway. A woman said an old acquaintance shouted at her in Walmart and made reference to an old assault case.

• burglary on Lackey Road. A man reported $265 in property damage and over $5,100 worth of stolen items after allowing members of his girlfriend’s family to stay overnight in his parents’ home.

• gas drive off on Kilcrease Road. A man driving a silver extended cab pickup stole over $44 worth of gasoline.

• suspicious incident on Argonne Road. A hypodermic needle was discovered inside a mailbox.

• fraud on North Broad. A woman said a check she used to pay rent was instead deposited into a Direct TV account. The rental manager said the check was stolen from his office.

• lost property on Rockwell Church Road. A woman reported her phone missing. The woman said she last saw the phone inside her convertible.

• entering auto on Ridgecrest Drive. A cd player face plate and Ipod were stolen from an unlocked 1994 Honda Civic.

• theft by taking on Atlanta Highway. A woman’s purse was stolen after she left it in a shopping cart while she placed groceries into her car. The purse was later recovered, but $90 had been removed.

• dog complaint on Flanagan Mill Road. A woman complained that her neighbor’s dog frequently comes onto her property.

• criminal trespass on Giles Road. A man was served with a prohibited entry notice after initially refusing to leave a residence.

• complaint on Smith Mill Road. A man allegedly hurled ethnic insults at a neighbor after being disturbed by the man’s loud music.

• barking dog complaint on Moon’s Bridge Road. A deputy was called to a residence in response to dogs barking non-stop. Animal control was notified after the deputy verified the situation.

• damage to property on Mulberry Road. A man reported that someone had damaged the doorknob on his barn door. The deputy noted that the knob appeared to have been damaged with a screwdriver.

• damage to mailbox on Georgetown Drive. A mailbox was destroyed when it was struck by a vehicle.

• theft by taking on Rockwell Church Road. A tag was reported stolen from a vehicle.

• burglary on Christmas Avenue. A go-cart, carpet cleaner and copper tubing were among the items reported missing from a residence.

• theft by taking on Enterprise Drive. Three storm grates were reported missing from a business parking lot.

• terroristic threats on Maple Park Drive. An unknown male reportedly knocked on the door and threatened to kill the occupant of a house before leaving.

• burglary on Maggie Drive. A $100 bill was reported missing from a hiding place inside a dresser. A friend of the victim is a suspect in the case.

• suspicious incident on Murphy Road. A man noticed that a wire leading to a utility pole had been cut. It is not known if the damage was an act of vandalism or purposely done by the utility company.

• criminal trespass on Atlanta Highway. The side and rear walls of a business were spray painted with gang graffiti.

• theft on North Broad Street. A dealer tag was discovered to be missing from a motor home sales business.

• theft by taking on Carl Bethlehem Road. A bale of hay valued at $75 was reported missing from a barn.