The Walker County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in identifying three suspects involved in identity fraud and robbery at Sunrise Market on Lafayette Rd. Tuesday evening.
A Summerville man was arrested late last Thursday after attempting to get physical with a sheriff’s deputy.
Early last Saturday morning, a fight between a boyfriend and girlfriend over pizza crust led to two arrests in Summerville.
A county man reported that he believed his tire were slashed this past Tuesday.
Around 9 PM, a local deputy met with complainant Jerry Young at a Sloppy Floyd Lake Rd. property. Young told the deputy that while he was at a friend’s residence getting Tylenol for his wife, he and the friend saw a man they both recognized walk into the yard and pass Young’s Dodge Durango.
When Young went out to check the vehicle, he saw that the right rear tire was flat and had been apparently punctured. The name of the suspect, one Brown man, was given to the deputy.
Chattooga High School’s Mother/Daughter Banquet will be this evening, beginning at 6 PM in the Chattooga High School Cafeteria. This is an event to both celebrate and educate women and girls about taking care of their health. A local female physician will be our guest speaker.
2 new pair women’s boots, never worn, size 8. Will send pics if needed.
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MR. FREDERICK GERALD MCDANIEL – Age 52, of Summerville, Georgia, passed away Tuesday, November 28, 2017 at Redmond Regional Medical Center. He was born January 24, 1965 to Oliver Randolph McDaniel and the late Rosie Mae Adams McDaniel. He graduated from Chattooga High School in 1984 and was retired from Try-Con, Inc.
He is survived by his one daughter; one grandson; father, Oliver Randolph McDaniel; sister, Glenda Hudgins of Summerville, Georgia; brother, Cameron L. (Briselo) McDaniel; aunt, Dorothy Brown of Atlanta, Georgia, Eleanor McDaniel of Boston, Massachusetts, and Patricia Jackson; uncles, Lazarus (Lorraine) McDaniel, Alfred (Mary) McDaniel of Lyerly, Georgia, and Steve McDaniel of Alabama; nieces, Erika Hudgins, Alicia Hudgins, and Raquel McDaniel; nephew, Thad Rounsaville; great nieces, Shavonna Doss, Shaquila Doss, and Victoria Rounsaville; great nephews, Thad Rounsaville, Jr. and Maxwell Rounsaville; great great nephews, Davion Doss and Kentoine Jones; special friend, James Crawford; goddaughter, Tanija Perry; a host of other relatives and friends.
Funeral Service will be held Saturday, December 2, 2017 at 1:00 P.M. at the Cedar Spring Baptist Church, Lyerly, Georgia with Pastor James Clark and other ministers officiating. The family will receive friends at the church from 11:00 A.M. until the funeral hour. Interment, Pond Spring Cemetery. Please share your thoughts and memories of Mr. Frederick Gerald McDaniel at www.willisfuneralhomedalton.com. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in the memory of Frederick Gerald McDaniel to the Harbin Cancer Clinic, 255 West 5th Street, S. W., Rome, Georgia 30165. Arrangements by Willis Funeral Home, Dalton, Georgia.
Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Wednesday, November 29, 2017:
The Chattooga County Republican Party will meet Monday, December 4th at 6:30 PM at the Senior Center in Summerville. Special guest speaker will be Gubernatorial candidate Michael Williams. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Last Friday, a local deputy responded to a report of trespassing.
The complainant told the deputy that someone had been on their lease property without their consent at the end of Dave Moore Rd in Summerville.. The complainant said the suspect had left a threatening note on the back of a posted sign, and they provided pictures of the suspect taken from trail cams set up in the area.
The deputy spoke with the suspect, 32-year-old Summerville man Dustin Elem. According to docket records, Elem denied trespassing until the deputy showed him the trail cam evidence submitted by the complainant, at which point he said he was “walking around earlier”, but Elem still denied writing the threatening note. Elem was warned to stay off the complainant’s lease property, and he agreed not to return.