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 | Man gunned down in South Tifton yard |
A 53-year-old man was gunned down on South Park Avenue Thursday night and a reward is offered for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible.
Det. Bryan Cavenaugh with the Tifton Police Dept. said officers arrived at the residence at 1116 S. Park Avenue at 9:29 p.m. to find Tony Jerome Thomas shot multiple times with a handgun. Thomas was transported by Tift County Emergency Medical Services to Tift Regional Medical Center where he died of his injuries.
Cavenaugh said Thomas's body is being sent to the G.B.I. Crime Lab in Atlanta for an autopsy. He said Thomas was sitting on the lawn of the residence when he was shot and, according to witnesses, the offenders left the scene running south down an alley.
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Posted on Friday, July 04
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 | Man faces multiple charges, including arson |
A man held at the Tift County Jail on charges of aggravated stalking, battery (family violence) and third-degree cruelty to children now faces arson charges stemming from a Sunday evening fire at a South College Avenue home. It is unknown if the incidents are related.
Deputies arrived in the area of Fletcher and Ferry Lake roads at 12:30 p.m. Sunday to reports that a woman had been assaulted. When they arrived, they learned that the woman had been slapped by a man. The hit split her lip and caused her to fall to the ground. As the woman was being assaulted, the stroller carrying her 1-year-old daughter tipped over and caused the child to fall to the ground also.
The woman had a 12-month protective order against Gregory Lamar Adams, 43, of 709 S. College Ave., the man charged with her assault. He had fled the scene when the deputies arrived and a warrant was taken out for his arrest.
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Posted on Wednesday, July 02
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 | Shooting, gang activity reported |
The Tift County Sheriff's Office and the Tifton Police Department are investigating several crimes that occurred over the weekend including the report of a rape, a man shot and a 58-year-old man arrested for participating in criminal gang activity when he was caught painting graffiti on a fence.
Deputies were summoned Saturday afternoon to a West Golden Road address to reports that a man had been shot. Donald A. Miller Jr., 26, of 312 W. Golden Road, reported that a he had been arguing with a man earlier and that the man had returned and shot him in the arm. He was transported to Tift Regional Medical Center for treatment. A TRMC spokesman said Monday that Miller had been treated and released.
Tifton police officers arrived at an address in the 1000 block of James Avenue just after midnight Sunday when the owner of the resident reported that someone was spray-painting "SUR 13" in blue on his wooden fence. Jose Roberto Acevedo Nunez, 58, was arrested after an officer stated that he smelled a strong odor of alcohol and that Nunez blew a .23 into a portable intox machine. A five-foot section of the fence was damaged, and the landowner told the officer it would cost an estimated $300 to repair the fence. The landowner advised there were other incidents where people had painted graffiti - "SUR 13" and "Norte 14" - in the past. He reported that an 80-foot section of his fence is completely covered in graffiti.
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Posted on Monday, June 30
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 | Fire Department gets best report card for customer service |
City Clerk Rona Martin told city council members Thursday that a customer service survey conducted through the City of Tifton newsletter had come back with good grades for the city’s services. “We’re really pleased with the results,” Martin said.
There were 184 surveys returned. Customers were asked to give the various departments a grade of A (4 points), B (3 points), C (2 points), D (1 point) or F (0 points).
The highest grade, a B plus, was given to the Fire Department.
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Posted on Sunday, June 29
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 | Man reports holdup involving child robber |
An armed robbery, burglaries and vandalisms reported over the weekend kept officers with the Tifton Police Department and deputies with the Tift County Sheriff's Office busy.
A 32-year-old Hispanic man reported to a police officer early Sunday morning that he had been robbed at gunpoint in the parking lot of Flash Foods convenience store at 802 W. Seventh St.
According to the incident report, the officer responded to the store clerk's complaint that a prostitute was in the parking lot of the store harassing customers. When he arrived, the officer saw a Hispanic male enter the store on the east side of the building. The officer stated in his report that he drove around the building and then behind the car wash and then back towards the south end of the building where he saw the Hispanic male again. The officer said the man waved at him and stated that he had been robbed 10-15 minutes earlier.
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Posted on Tuesday, June 24
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 | Elks honor state Safety Officer of the Year |
Lt. Chris Owens, a 21-year veteran of law enforcement, was awarded the Georgia Elks Association's Public Safety Officer of the Year for 2008-2009 during a reception held in his honor Monday evening at Tifton's Elks Lodge. Family members, friends and colleagues attended to show Owens their appreciation.
"It's an honor and a pleasure," Owens commented. "My family's here and there's a lot of noise and celebration. I'm proud and grateful for what the lodge does for law enforcement."
Owens, who is employed by the Tift County Sheriff's Office, was honored in April as 2007 Public Safety Officer of the Year by the Tifton Elks Lodge #1114 at its annual banquet, along with other winners from the various local public service agencies in the city and county.
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Posted on Tuesday, June 24
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 | Vandalism, assault reported |
The Tifton Police Department and the Tift County Sheriff's Office are investigating recent reports of a rape, two vandalisms and an assault.
A woman reported to a deputy Thursday that a black male known to her had raped her juvenile daughter. The incident reported indicated the assailant used "strong arm" force when he committed the crime. The incident is alleged to have occurred in an east Tifton neighborhood. No further information was available.
Two Tifton Police Department officers responded to the Holiday Inn off U.S. Highway 82 to reports Wednesday that a white male and a white female were trying to break into the Coke machine located at the back of the hotel. The man and woman were not on the scene when the officer arrived, but someone told the officer that the pair was spotted headed toward the Days Inn in a red and black Chevy S-10. The officers were told by someone else that the pair had gone to the Waffle House on U.S. Highway 82 and I-75.
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Posted on Saturday, June 21
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 | Man wanted for assault is arrested in N. Ga. |
A 27-year-old man released from prison in April after serving 10 years for a bank robbery here and wanted by police here for the May assault of a Tifton man is being held in the Clayton County Jail after his early Friday morning arrest on armed robbery charges.
According to the Clayton County Police Dept., Jarvis Reddick was arrested at a Days Inn in Forest Park and charged with armed robbery, theft by receiving and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Reddick has four warrants pending here, including armed robbery, kidnapping and auto theft in the May case in which Veoliver "Cadillac" Curry was pistol-whipped, tied up with duct tape, robbed and had his car stolen. Two people, Andrew Hazel Scott, 21, and Victoria Kathenae Battle, 27, both of Tifton, were arrested shortly after that incident.
Det. Shane Benefield of the Tifton Police Dept. said Friday that the local investigation is continuing.
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Posted on Friday, June 20
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 | Drug-Free Task Force Coalition discuss underage drinking |
Members of the Drug-Free Task Force Coalition met for the second time Thursday afternoon at the Tifton Police Dept. to discuss ways to decrease underage drinking and get the attention of those in the community who might think there isn't a problem with it.
"I think our group will grow as people begin to take note of the cause and affects of underage drinking," said Lt. Steve Hyman of the Tifton Police Dept., who serves as the chairman of the Tift County Substance Abuse Prevention Coalition.
Members of city and county law enforcement, local agencies who assist families, children and teenagers and other community members interested in curtailing underage drinking attended the meeting.
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Posted on Friday, June 20
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 | Accused copper thief charged with murder |
A man out on bond for the January vandalism and theft of copper wire at the Tifton Mall and his female companion were arrested Wednesday in Alabama and charged with murdering two people in Florida. The woman's sons, ages 8 and 14, were with the couple when they were arrested.
John Eugene Odom, 38, and Susan Marie Wallen, 32, both of Lakeland, Fla., are charged with killing a two men in Lakeland Saturday. According to the Polk County Florida Sheriff's Office, Henry Todd Burder was gagged and shot to death and his body was found in his Lakeland, Fla. home Saturday. Burder's stepbrother, Dion White, was also brutally murdered and his body was found Sunday. Tipsters told authorities that a man and woman who lived together in Lakeland, Fla., stole Bruder's 2005 Nissan Altima. Warrants were issued for the couple's arrest on grand theft auto charges.
Ocala, Fla., police located Bruder's stolen vehicle abandoned at a Quality Inn off I-75 in Ocala. Agents who searched the hotel room Sunday found it empty and the investigation revealed that the pair fled in a U-Haul that they had rented Sunday. They were believed then to be headed north on I-75. Bruder and Wallen were spotted in Auburn, Ala., Tuesday.
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Posted on Wednesday, June 18
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