Drunk woman accuses drunk man of brandishing gun

The complainant, who the responding officer described as intoxicated, claimed a man walked out of a nearby apartment with a shot gun and yelled that he would kill everyone if the police were called.

The officer spoke with the man accused of making the threat. According to the report, the man was “extremely intoxicated” and was at the apartment visiting “his baby’s mama.”

The man denied having any weapons and his “baby’s mama” likewise denied that there were any weapons in the apartment. The woman also said she had “no knowledge” of the man going outside and yelling.

The officer asked for consent to search the apartment for weapons, but his request was denied.

After speaking with the man, the officer tried to make contact with the woman who initially called police. The woman hung up on the dispatcher and refused to answer the phone when the 911 operator attempted to call her back.

Other recent incidents investigated by Winder Police include:

• consent search on Glen Avenue. Police went to a Glen Avenue apartment in an attempt to locate a wanted suspect known to frequent the apartment. The leaseholder gave the officers verbal consent to search the premises. The suspect was not located.

• disorderly conduct on West May Street. A citizen flagged down an officer to advise that a small fire had been started in the middle of St. Anthony’s Street. Several juveniles were seen running from the fire towards the high school.

• agency assist on Second Street. Police were called after emergency services personnel could not make contact with anyone at a residence from which a medical alarm had originated. A paramedic made forced entry into the residence and located a 73-year-old male on the bathroom floor. The man had fallen and was unable to get up unassisted.

• no insurance on North Center Street. A vehicle was towed after the officer determined it was not insured and did not have a valid registration. The owner was cited and released.

• no insurance on North Broad Street. A vehicle was towed after the officer determined it was not insured and that the registration had been suspended. The owner was cited and released.

• no insurance on West Athens Street. A vehicle was towed after the officer determined it was not insured. The owner was cited and released.

• no insurance on East May Street. A vehicle was towed after the officer determined it was not insured.

• criminal trespass on Pine Rock Road. An Auburn Police car was egged.

• damage to private property on Loganville Highway. A Gwinnett County Sheriff’s deputy called police after striking another vehicle in the parking lot of a restaurant. The deputy’s work vehicle struck a parked car causing damage to the other vehicle’s brake light cover.

• aggravated stalking on Clifton Drive. A woman reported that her ex-boyfriend had come to her house in violation of a protective order.

• sick animal on Memory Lane. A police officer shot and killed a fox that was found lying in the backyard of a residence. The fox was not responsive when the officer arrived. A DNR representative advised the officer to dispatch the fox. DNR later remove the fox from the scene.

• criminal trespass on East May Street. A latch plate from a door lock was reported missing at a business. Nothing was missing and it did not appear as if the business had been entered.

• criminal trespass on Rockwell Church Road. A mailbox was damaged when someone struck it with a piece of PVC pipe.

• suspicious activity on Settle Street. A property manager discovered that someone had been living in a home that had been vacated two weeks prior. The owner of the property suspects the previous tenant may be staying there unlawfully.

• loitering on Candler Street. A woman confronted four juveniles who were walking across her property. The woman said the juveniles ignored her and then began to yell vulgar remarks at her. According to the woman, several elderly ladies in neighboring houses are afraid to go outside their homes at night because of the juveniles hanging out nearby.

• complaint on Georgia Avenue. A man said his mother has been calling and harassing his fiancée. The man said he wants no contact with his mother and asked the officer to speak to his mother and advise her to stop calling. The officer spoke with the mother and the mother agreed to stop calling.

• harassment on Elks Street. A man said a woman was arrested at his home earlier in the week. After the arrest, the woman’s son called and said he was angry that his mother had been arrested and that he would not stop until he exacted his revenge.

• abandoned vehicle on Idlewood Road. An abandoned vehicle which had been reported as suspicious was found to be uninsured and unregistered. The officer had the vehicle towed.

• dispute on West May Street. The homeowner said a female came to her house accusing the homeowner’s dog of attacking her nine-year-old son. The homeowner said her dog had not been outside the fenced part of the yard. The female said when she arrived at the home, the homeowners were repairing the fence and called her a liar. Animal control was notified of the complaint.