A deputy was dispatched to Wal-Mart on Thursday of last week concerning a man who had been previously banned from the local Wal-Mart who had allegedly stolen some allergy medication.
The Wal-Mart loss-prevention employee told the deputy that Xavier Brown had entered the store and selected a box of allergy medication and then checked at the pharmacy on prescription. Wal-Mart says that there was no prescription at the pharmacy for Mr. Brown.
Brown then allegedly exited the store without paying for the allergy pills.
A short time later, Brown reportedly returned to the store and returned the allergy medication and received a cash refund of $12.78.
The loss-prevention clerk said that Brown had been previously banned from the store.
A Chattooga County woman reported that her car had been broken into over the past weekend.
According to a report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Department, the complainant notified the sheriff’s department that sometime between noon and 4 PM on Saturday, someone had broken into her vehicle that was parked on Penn Bridge Road.
The woman said that when she returned to her vehicle, she found the front passenger’s side window broken out of the 2015 Chevrolet Cruz.
The complainant said that her cell phone and driver’s license were missing from the vehicle.
The Friends of the Library Book Sale will be held at the Summerville Library this weekend Friday May 5th and Saturday May 6th from 11am to 5pm. Books DVD’s and Audios can be purchased for $1 or less. On Thursday evening there will be a Friends of the Library Members only preview sale that will begin at 4pm-6pm. You can become a member and attend the preview sale for a $5 membership donation. Call 706-857-2553 with questions regarding the sale.
The Friends of the Library Book Sale will be held at the Summerville Library this weekend Friday May 5th and Saturday May 6th from 11am to 5pm. Books DVD’s and Audios can be purchased for $1 or less. On Thursday evening there will be a Friends of the Library Members only preview sale that will begin at 4pm-6pm. You can become a member and attend the preview sale for a $5 membership donation. Call 706-857-2553 with questions regarding the sale
A Chattooga County deputy was called to a Penn Street address in Trion on Monday of this week in reference to a cat being shot.
When the deputy arrived he spoke with the complainant, Kay Bryant who told the deputy that she heard two gun shots and looked out the window to see her neighbor put his gun up in his pickup. Ms. Bryant said that her neighbor had shot her cat.
When the responding deputy talked with the neighbor, identified as Harold Slayton, about the incident, he said that Ms. Bryant’s cat had been attacking his cat. Mr. Slayton denied shooting Ms. Bryant’s cat, but admitted to shooting a round in the air and one in the ground. Slayton said that his neighbor’s cat could have been hit by a fragment from the shot. Slayton also told the deputy that he had called animal control several times about the neighbor’s cat.
The responding deputy advised Ms. Bryant on Magistrate Court procedures.
