Warrants are to be taken out on a Summerville woman after she allegedly lied to a Chattooga County Sheriff's Deputy and was drunk on a local roadway. That according to a Chattooga County Sheriff's Office report filed by deputy Corey Fielding. According to the report, the incident began at the B&B Market on Ridgeway Drive, Friday night.

The report indicates that the clerk refused to sell alcohol to a man because his ID was damaged and appeared to be fake. The man  reportedly got angry and kicked the store door open and left in an older model Chevrolet Z71. A woman with him reportedly left on foot. According to the report, a deputy found a woman walking along Old Highway 27. She told the deputy that she had been in the store but didn't know the man who caused the disturbance. Tarah East, of a March Avenue, Summerville address,  reportedly smelled of alcohol and tested .117 on the alco-sensor, according to the report. The told her he was not arresting her because she had caused no problems. When he went back to the market, the deputy reportedly spoke with an employee and the store's owner and found out that East did in fact now the man and was actually his girlfriend.

According to the report, the Sheriff's Department is to take out warrants on 22-year-old East for public drunk for being under the influence of alcohol while on a public roadway and false statements due to the fact she had lied about knowing the man involved in the disturbance and his whereabouts.