A Summerville man was arrested last Friday after allegedly making threats during a confrontation at the North end Circle K gas station.

According to a Summerville Police Department report, officers were dispatched to the location at approximately 5:16 PM in response to a domestic dispute call. The complainant told officers that she was pulling into the gas station parking lot when a man on a bicycle, identified as Tony Trammell, nearly caused an accident by not stopping on the sidewalk to allow her to turn. The complainant stated that Trammell then became verbally aggressive, telling her she needed to “look where she was going.” The complainant responded that she had the right of way. According to the complainant, Trammell made angry, though inaudible, comments before entering the Circle K. He then allegedly sat near his bicycle outside the store, staring at the complainant as she pumped gas.

A witness informed the complainant that Trammell had made threatening remarks as he entered the store, prompting her to call 911. When police arrived, Trammell admitted to confronting the woman about the near-miss, but he denied making any threats. He claimed that multiple witnesses were lying and attempting to get him in trouble. Two witnesses corroborated the complainant’s account. One witness stated that she overheard Trammell loudly saying, “she doesn’t know who she is messing with” while looking in the woman’s direction. Another confirmed hearing Trammell make the same comment as she was leaving the store.

Based on the witness testimonies and the complainant’s statetment, officers arrested Tony Trammell. He was charged with City Ordinance Disorderly Conduct and transported to the Chattooga County Jail without further incident.