Sheriff’s report

Last week the Lamar County sheriff’s office made the following arrests:
Leonard Collier, 45, Barnesville, serving jail time;
Reginald Lamar Fambro, 27, Barnesville, violation probation/state;
David Riehle, 26, Milner, disorderly conduct;
Sarah Michell Garrison, 34, Barnesville, contempt of court/mag., violation probation/magistrate;
Antonio Constinteno Melchor, 34, Riverdale, driving license/suspended, open container;
Elizabeth Ruth Downer, 28, Marietta, failure to appear/probate;
Michael Anthony Hardaway Jr., 28, Barnesville, marijuana/ possession less than ounce/misd.;
Michael Jerome Hand Jr., 38, Zebulon, theft/taking;
Patrick John Douglas, 32, Milner, affray-fight;
Jody Franklin Harrison, 19, Barnesville, affray-fight, DUI/alcohol;
David Burrell Miller Jr., 30, Bollingbroke, marijuana/poss./manuf./sell/purchase, no seat belt;
Matthew Charles Evans, 30, Bollingbroke, marijuana/poss./less than ounce/misd., driving license suspended/rev.;
Maurice Tyrone Mills, 26, Forsyth, serving jail time;
Danny Keith White, 25, serving jail time;
Willie Avon Perdue, 52, Griffin, failure to appear/probate.
Lamar County sheriff deputies answered 95 calls, Lamar County 911 Center answered 59 calls, Lamar County deputies responded to 19 calls, Barnesville Police Department responded to 20 calls, Lamar County Fire Fighters responded to 15 911 calls, Barnesville Fire Department responded to two 911 calls, Mid Georgia Ambulance Service responded to 29 calls. There were seven accidents. Lamar County deputies issued 27 traffic citations. Lamar County deputies served nine warrants and served 16 subpoenas/civil papers.

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#1 Anonymous on 03/31/10 at 12:57 PM

meth heads like sarah does not need to go in front of a judge need to go behind bars

#1.1 Anonymous on 04/02/10 at 07:31 PM

How about instead of putting people in jail for what they choose to do with their bodies, put them in treatment?

Rehab is where people like her need to be.

Hmm, show some compassion for people, creep.

#1.2 Anonymous on 04/10/10 at 04:24 PM

Wonder what her grandmother thinks of her now, so sad even her own mother always ignored her!
But once a "Meth head" always a meth head....

#2 Anonymous on 04/04/10 at 07:26 PM

You would think since her husband is a sheriff in Butts Co he could help her may be he needs to be checked out?

#2.1 Anonymous on 04/06/10 at 03:24 AM

Her husband tried everything he could to get her cleaned up. He finally kicked her to the curb. Check him out. He's straight up. How about you?

#2.2 Anonymous on 04/06/10 at 07:22 PM

"He" is a wonderful father, cop, and person. That was mean

#2.2.1 Anonymous on 04/16/10 at 08:12 PM

Yes, he is a wonderful man, a terrific cop, and a great father. Nobody can help someone who doesn't want help. She is where she belongs. She will get out and go right back...just watch. Bless this man who tried everything - she blew it. Everyone is happy for him now. :O)

#2.3 Anonymous on 04/10/10 at 04:39 PM

Get your facts straight..... he is not the Sheriff he is a deputy, and he has tried but nothing worked.

#3 Anonymous on 04/06/10 at 04:40 PM

i t,s a known fact the everyony knows or is related to someone with an addiction.so don,t be so hard on people u my have an addiction an not even no it.it,s called denial

#4 Anonymous on 04/07/10 at 02:21 PM

awww did somebody hit a soft spot

#5 Anonymous on 04/10/10 at 04:36 PM

Shel was a drug addict way before he married her. It's like you can take the girl out of the country but you can't take the country out of the girl......same goes with drugs.
I agree Lamar Co. needs to start and stick with a drug rebab place and send anyone with this problem there until they are clean, not throw them in jail until come off it cold turkey , alone and in a room full of other drug addicts.
Lamar Co. doesn't do anything to help these people except complain and say they are helping when they DON'T !!!!

#5.1 Anonymous on 04/16/10 at 09:22 PM

It was her choice to do drugs. No one made her do it so why blame the system. You can try to force help on people but until they are ready for help its not going to do anything for them.

Look at Michael Hand. I know him and his family personally. His parents have tried everything to help him get clean and stay on the strait and narrow but I see that he has been arrested again. People have to want to be helped. Throwing help at them isn't going to solve anything. If anything I think they should have stiffer penalties for dealers and anyone caught carrying around illegal narcotics (be it prescription drugs they purchased illegally or illegal drugs). But just watch you will see the same names listed over and over again because no matter what these people do not want help. So you can't go blaming the system.

Blaming the system is what people who are to sorry or lazy to try and figure out another way to help someone do. Blame the system its all the system's fault when fault lies with the people who watch and do nothing.

#6 Anonymous on 04/13/10 at 09:13 AM

BLAME IT ON THE GOVERNMENT

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