Wife claims harassment by ex-lover

The woman said she and the man had been seeing each other for approximately one month. The woman explained that even though the man had been to her house on several occasions, he did not live with her due to the fact that she was still married to another man.

The woman said her husband had recently been released from jail, but was living elsewhere because he was not allowed to contact her as a condition of his bond.

After ending the relationship with her lover, the woman said the man called her over 30 times in a 48 hour period. The woman said the man threatened to contact her husband’s probation officer if she did not reconcile with him.

According to the woman, her ex-lover said he would tell her husband’s probation officer that her husband had been staying at the house and that she and her husband had slept together in violation of the husband’s bond.

The deputy made contact with the ex-lover and advised him not to call the woman again. The ex-lover assured the deputy he would not call or go to the woman’s house and would delete her number from his phone. The man added that the woman had called him 14 times and he had records to prove it.

No charges were filed.

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

• property damage on Glenmoor Place. A vehicle was damaged when a neighbor backed into it. Both parties agreed to settle the matter without involving their respective insurance companies and declined to file an accident report.

• lost property on Ronald Wood Road. A man reported that his military identification card had been lost.

• vehicle in the ditch on Hwy. 81. A sheriff’s deputy was enroute to an accident with lights and sirens when he began to overtake a black pickup truck. The truck moved over in an attempt to yield to the emergency vehicle, but went too far off the roadway and ended up stuck in a ditch. A wrecker was called to remove the vehicle.

• damage to vehicle on Atlanta Highway. A woman’s vehicle was damaged while parked at Walmart.

• burglary on Hidden Hamlet. A vacant home was damaged when thieves removed copper and electrical wiring.

• lost property on Bankhead Highway. A dealer tag was reported lost or stolen. The owner was not sure when the tag went missing.

• entering auto on Haymon Morris Road. A wallet was stolen out of an unlocked vehicle parked at Apalachee High School.

• theft by taking on Gainesville Highway. A stack of firewood was reported stolen.

• burglary on White Way. A .38 special and a Skil saw were reported stolen when burglars ransacked the residence.

• shoplifting on Atlanta Highway. A pregnant woman stole $35 worth of merchandise from Walmart.

• suspicious person on Stonegate Drive. A homeowner reported that a black male came to his house just before 9 p.m. asking for diapers. The deputy was unable to locate the suspicious male.

• financial transaction card fraud on Emerald Pointe Drive. A woman said someone used her credit card number to purchase a Gevalia coffee maker.

• suspicious incident on Beaver Hill Road. A homeowner said a black male and a white female arrived at his house in a blue Ford Windstar van. The female claimed to be selling a carpet cleaning product. When questioned about her employer, the female hurriedly left the scene.

• unsecured load on Jefferson Highway. A man said his Nissan Sentra was damaged when he struck a cardboard box in the middle of the roadway.

• burglary on Hill Top Road. A man reported the theft of $1,900 worth of tools from a unit at a storage facility.

• shoplifting on Atlanta Highway. A woman stole $113 worth of merchandise from Walmart and then attempted to return the items to the store for credit.

• shoplifting on Atlanta Highway. Two women attempted to leave Walmart with $83 worth of merchandise.

• verbal dispute on Russell Ridge Road. A deputy was dispatched to a residence after a mother and her 19-year-old son argued over the use of the telephone.

• theft by taking on Quail Trail Road. A woman reported the theft of a metal bar attached to the front of her trash can.

• entering auto on Ridgeland Road. A Jeep Grand Cherokee was entered, but no items were reported missing.

• criminal trespass on Highway 124. A woman discovered four people stealing scrap metal from a storage building on her property. The would-be thieves were allowed to put the scrap metal back and were not prosecuted.

• discharging firearms on Carson Wages Road. A man reported hearing multiple shots coming from the rear area of his property. No shooters were located.

• found property on Bill Rutledge Road. A woman found a driver’s license in her driveway which she thought might belong to someone she had seen trespassing on her property previously.

• shoplifting on Atlanta Highway. Loss prevention officers witnessed two juvenile males stealing energy pills from Walmart.

• entering auto on Lochwolde Lane. An Ipod was stolen out of an unlocked vehicle.

• complaint on Madison Drive. A white male accused a black male of becoming “verbally aggressive” when the white male asked him not to ride his four-wheeler in the subdivision. The white male claimed he was concerned that the neighbors would blame him for the noise since he has several four-wheelers.

• complaint on Atlanta Highway. A woman said her intoxicated brother came to her residence demanding repayment of a $100 loan. The woman said her brother threatened her before leaving. The woman could not provide the deputy with her brother’s date of birth, height, weight or contact information.

• theft by taking on Patrick Mill Road. A landscape trailer was reported stolen. The owner’s garage door was damaged during the theft.

• complaint on Gann Court. A man said his neighbors dug up two of his rose bushes and had yet to replant them.

• complaint on Kennedy Sells Road. A man complained that his neighbors were emptying their pool onto his property.

• complaint on Elks Street. A man said his ex-roommate continues to come by his new residence even though he has asked her not to do so.

• theft on Cajon Lane. A woman with dark hair and missing teeth was seen stealing scrap metal and a motor out of a yard.

• complaint on Etheridge Drive. A man reported that his estranged wife had been beaten by a man named Adam. The woman denied knowing anyone named Adam and had no signs of injury. The woman said she suspected her soon-to-be ex-husband was attempting to make trouble for her in the upcoming divorce hearing.

• criminal trespass on East Star Street. A realtor said someone entered a vacant property and used the restroom.

• burglary on Wilkins Road. Lawn equipment valued at $800 was stolen out of a storage shed behind a church.

• burglary on Thorn Brook Ridge. A woman said someone entered her home through an unlocked back door and went through her belongings. Nothing appeared to be missing.

• criminal trespass on Twin Lakes Road. A woman reported that someone keyed her red Ford Focus.

• terroristic threats on Autumn Drive. A man threatened another man, but the two reconciled after the dispute saying they were best friends and loved each other.

• criminal trespass on Saddle Ridge Drive. A woman discovered her basement window had been broken.

• entering auto on Peppers Road. An unlocked 1994 Pontiac Grand Prix was damaged when someone sprayed tire inflator throughout the interior and dented the speakers.

• unruly juvenile on Hillside Court. A man called the Sheriff’s Office to report that his 12-year-old son was acting unruly.

• complaint on Karis Lane. A homeowner said an older white male in a Green Honda Civic took a picture of his mailbox and his house.

• dispute on Christmas Avenue. A man called 911 to report that someone was being chased inside a store. When the deputy arrived, the caller said the issue had been resolved.

• prowler on Kessler Road. A man said his dogs alerted him to the presence of two prowlers on his property.

• harassing phone calls on Harmony Grove Church Road. A woman said she is being harassed by another woman in violation of a court order.

• dispute on Octavia Court. A woman and her neighbor have an ongoing dispute regarding the placement of a privacy fence relative to the property line. The deputy advised both parties to settle the matter through their attorneys.

• prank calls on Bethlehem Road. A man reported receiving several calls from what sounded like children regarding his credit cards. The man contacted his credit card company and a representative advised him that everything was fine with his account.

• burglary on Finch Drive. A vacant, foreclosed home sustained $2,000 worth of damage during a burglary.

• complaint on Mount Moriah Road. A man said his landlord is harassing him about damages to the trailer he is renting.

• suspicious activity on Cedar Creek Drive. A woman called the Sheriff’s Office after discovering that a baby swing in her yard had been turned on in her absence. The woman said it was not on when she left.

• harassing phone calls on Piney Hill Bluff. A woman reported receiving numerous harassing phone calls. The woman said one of the numbers from which the calls are being made is the phone number of her ex-boyfriend’s grandfather.

• dispute on Amber Way. A man called the Sheriff’s Office because his 19-year-old daughter was being disrespectful and demanding to drive his car.