

Here is the latest arrest report from the Chattooga County Sheriff’s Office for Saturday, June 18, 2022:

Blood Assurance will recognize its 50-year anniversary with a community celebration on Saturday, June 25, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Blood Assurance’s headquarters at 705 E. 4th Street in Chattanooga. The milestone will be commemorated with a large-scale blood drive, food trucks, live music and games. A new bloodmobile honoring first responders will also be unveiled. For more information, visit https://www.bloodassurance.org/anniversary.

A federal grand jury in the Middle District of Georgia returned an indictment yesterday charging five alleged members of the Gangster Disciples with murder and racketeering related to the alleged murder of three people, as well as various other offenses including drug trafficking and obstruction of justice.

This past school year, the Summerville Middle School’s 6th and 7th grade Future Problem Solvers, competed in the annual state level competition for Community Problem Solving.

Summerville Police responded to a call about a lost money bag. Kirsten Bryson told the responding officer that she had a bank bag from her place of employment with $620 inside. Ms. Bryson said that she thought she laid the money bag on top of her vehicle. Bryson’s mother told police she saw some one slow down and “stick their hand out the window.” The incident was reported on Wednesday is under investigation.

A Trion Youth Football Camp will be held in July at Sam R. McCain Stadium. The cost is $30 per camper and T-shirt is included. Registration is going on now, or you can register the day of camp. The camp will instruct youth ages 5-13 and will teach skills and drills and feature instruction from Trion Coaches and Trion Bulldog Football Players. The camp will be held July 20, 21, 22 from 6 PM until 7:30 PM.

A Scoggins Street, Summerville man reported the theft of a lunchbox and Apple watch this week. Summerville Police say that Michael Collins told a responding officer when he gets home from work, he normally sits his lunchbox by the door and then comes back out and gets it later. Mr. Collins said that he had taken his watch off and put it inside the lunch box and then the lunch box turned up missing. Collins said that the watch was “pinging” at an address down the street, but the responding officer was unable to locate the watch. The incident was turned over to an investigator.











