Earlier this month, on Highway 48, Summerville Police stopped a red 2006 Jeep Wrangler that was reported stolen. The vehicle belonged to David Hughes and was being driven by Leslie Bishop. Police confirmed the vehicle was stolen with 911 dispatch and initiated a traffic stop. Bishop initially claimed she borrowed the vehicle but later admitted to stealing it. A search of the Jeep revealed a burnt rolled cigarette suspected to contain marijuana, personal belongings of Bishop, and confirmation from Sgt. Rogers that the Jeep was reported stolen. Brandi Thompson, Hughes’s daughter, shared her struggles to retrieve the vehicle from Bishop, who she said had been avoiding contact. Hughes decided to press charges, and Bishop was arrested for theft by receiving stolen property, given the Jeep’s value exceeding $5,000. Chattooga County Sheriff’s Deputies arrived at the scene, and Bishop was taken into custody.