Sheriff’s report

Between Sunday, Jan. 24, and Thursday, Jan. 28, the Lamar County sheriff's office made the following arrests:
Esmerald Barradas-Rivera, 37, Griffin, driving without a license;
Christina Marie Dodson, 33, Griffin, child support;
Tristian Romeo Jones, 21, Peachtree City, aggravated assault and armed robbery;
Kenneth Wayne Goins Jr., 29, Barnesville, driving while license suspended and weaving over roadway;
Olivia Diane Davis, 37, Forsyth, DUI alcohol and other charges;
Desmond Howard, 36, Fort Valley, window violation, no proof of insurance and traffic misdemeanors;
David Maurice Royster, 35, Macon, arrested for another agency;
Brian Allen Gibbs, 17, Barnesville, disorderly conduct;
Steven Michael Dyal, 20, Milner, possession of less than an ounce of marijuana;
Artez Ramon Harris, 30, Barnesville, child support and possession of less than an ounce of marijuana;
Rosa Elia Lopez, 18, Griffin, driving without a license and other charges;
Maurice Edward Fambro, 30, Barnesville, arrested for another agency;
Darren William Husak Jr., 21, The Rock, probation violation;
Joe Ray Henslee, 46, Milner, no charges listed;
Deiver Perez, 22, Miami, Fla., warrants pending;
Daniel Javier Tano, 27, Miami, Fla., warrants pending;
Juan Carlos Fernandez, 43, Bridgeport, Conn., warrants pending;
Sherman Antonio Dallas, 39, Griffin, failure to appear;
Robert Kevin Reynolds, 44, no residence listed, theft by taking;
Cynthia Ann Todd, 38, Lafayette, probation violation;
Felicia Lanetta Hodge, 31, Winder, warrants pending;
Taneisha Sharnae Pittman, 19, Flovilla, possession of less than an ounce of marijuana.
Deputies answered 81 calls, responded to six traffic accidents, served 10 warrants and eight civil papers and/or subpoenas and issued 30 citations. 911 received 46 emergency calls, dispatching deputies to 11, city police to 16, county fire and rescue to 13, city fire and rescue to one and EMS to 20.

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#1 Anonymous on 02/02/10 at 10:52 AM

wow.only one teenager this week!good job kids forstaying out of trouble!

#2 Anonymous on 02/02/10 at 11:28 AM

I see three teenagers :/

#3 Anonymous on 02/02/10 at 11:41 AM

I see two teenagers on the report.

#4 Anonymous on 02/02/10 at 11:45 AM

sorry for miscounting but that is still a major improvement on last weeks juvenile filled police report

#5 Anonymous on 02/02/10 at 12:22 PM

Still three

#6 Anonymous on 02/02/10 at 05:09 PM

I wonder why there is a road block on Johnsonville rd every thursday and saturday?

#7 Anonymous on 02/03/10 at 08:14 AM

I stand corrected. The one of the bottom of the report escaped my attention. Kudos to you!

#8 Anonymous on 02/03/10 at 09:16 AM

If you saw the amount of underage girls allowed into those clubs and smelled the pot from down the road you'd probably get why they are usually there waiting.

#9 Anonymous on 02/03/10 at 02:27 PM

Well they only have the road blocks when the rendezvous aka the crows nest is open and I have been in there and have watched them kick people out for trying to smoke pot, and I have never smelt pot up the road, not even in the parking lot.So i dont know what you are talking about

#10 Anonymous on 02/03/10 at 02:56 PM

The Rendezvous/Crow's Nest is what it has been ever since I moved to Lamar County. It is what most bars and establishments of that nature are....it is noisy place where what many people would consider unsavory behavior occurs. Do you not expect drinking, drugs, etc at this type of establishment? I personally do not think that it is a positive reflection on Horton, but obviously others do not, considering he remains in his position. If the people who are going to the Crows Nest are following the law and are not DUI then who cares when law enforcement sets up roadblocks? However, for the record, many of the road blocks are more often done at the junction of Railroad Street and Sims/Johnstonville Rd and are done by the city.

#11 Anonymous on 02/03/10 at 03:18 PM

Im white and have been in the crows nest before. I was openly accepted in there because of who i am. There may have been people kicked out previously but i can tell you that its all over the place there. Inside, parking lot etc.
I see nothing wrong with them setting up road blocks. What is the down side to this? If you are over the legal limit from drinking you should go to jail. If you have drugs in the car, you should go to jail, if you have no insurance you should be punished. If you abide by the law then nothing will happen to you. So what some of the people are saying is that you should get a pass if you go to the crows nest. Wrong is wrong and right is right.

#12 Anonymous on 02/03/10 at 03:54 PM

NO ONE SAID THAT THEY WAS DONE BY THE SHERIFF,AND LETS NOT FORGET THAT MR HORTON IS NOT THE ONLY OWNER OF THAT ESTABLISHMENT. THERE ARE TWO OWNERS!ALSO IT DOESNT MATTER IF PEOPLE ARE DUI OR NOT IT IS THE FACT THAT THE LAW BASICALLY HARASSES THTE PEOPLE WHO GOES OUT THERE. YOU NEVER SEE A ROAD BLOCK BY THE CLUB IN MILNER.

#13 Anonymous on 02/03/10 at 05:09 PM

Oh that is bull(you know what). There is road blocks all the time catching the old white people leaving the VFW. The county is notorious for having road blocks at the area where the milner exit is on 341.
People are just looking to throw the race card out there. What could the county possibly get someone for. If they have illegal weapons, drugs, open containers, DUI, etc they know that they are in the wrong. Why would you expect the law enforcment to turn their head to a troubled area?

#14 Anonymous on 02/03/10 at 05:42 PM

Well the road blocks are not after the club is over it is before meaning no one is dui yet

#15 Anonymous on 02/03/10 at 06:57 PM

Booooo Hoooooooo Hooooooo

Dont do the crime if you can't pay the time (or fine)

#16 Anonymous on 02/03/10 at 07:03 PM

Except for all the underage drinkers who cannot buy booze at the club.

#17 Anonymous on 02/03/10 at 07:07 PM

That's that lamar county education that was kicking in!!Go back to math school.Im had to

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