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Residents of Fears Road reported that a neighbor’s pit bulls attacked and killed one of their two dogs on the night of Sept. 7. According to the report, the residents let their dogs out at approximately 11:15 p.m. but when they went to let them back in at 11:45 p.m., only one dog had returned. They mounted a search until 3:30 a.m. but never found the dog. The next day they found the dog on a neighbor’s property dead. The neighbor who owns the pit bull said she noticed blood on the nose of one of the pit bulls the next morning. The case was turned over to animal control.
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On Sunday, Aug. 22, officers responded to the area of South East Street in reference to an entering auto complaint. The complainant stated that someone entered his vehicle and stole his wallet with a debit card containing $800. The incident was turned over to investigations.
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A resident of Washington Street reported Aug. 27 that the tag on a 1973 Chevrolet Caprice that was being restored is missing. A Madison resident has reported that her Regions
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The MCSO is investigating a report filed by a local business woman who rents dresses to people for special occasions. According to the report, a customer in Texas rented a dress valued at $1,400 through a Facebook ad and was supposed to return it by Aug. 16. Instead of returning it, she blocked the renter and deleted her Facebook page, according to the local woman.
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The Morgan County Sheriff’s Office is still looking for Chadwick Taylor Armistead, who fled from a safety checkpoint on Aug. 28.
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Jury selection in the Donnie Rowe death penalty trial continued this week with Putnam County legal officials and the defense team still working in the Grady County Courthouse.
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Teresa “Teri” Jean (Anderson) Bragg, 60, owner of the iconic Yesterday Cafe in downtown Greensboro, was found dead in the swimming pool at her home on the morning of Sept. 3. She was pronounced deceased at 11:15 a.m.
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About a dozen Lake Oconee Academy supporters attended Tuesday night’s regularly scheduled LOA Board of Governors meeting. They had to wait until the end of the meeting for the public comment time, but they had things they wanted say.
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