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on Oct. 5 to find a man sitting in an older model Acura in the driveway, claiming to work for Comcast.
The woman had cancelled her cable service recently, she told a deputy, but several things about the man were sketchy, including the fact that he wouldn give her a service number or an office to call to verify that he represented the company. He also had such a thick Jamaican accent, the woman had trouble understanding him.
She called Comcast, and a dispatcher could not verify that the man was sent to pick up company equipment, so the resident called 911.
The cable company representative left, but had posted a flyer on the door of the home with his real name and telephone number on it, making it unlikely that he intended any mischief there.
BURGLARY: A man in the 800 block of Old Thompson Mill Road reported on Oct. 5 that thief had taken several items from his Winder house sometime since Sept. 27.
The $1,255 in stolen items included a DVD player, caribou skin rug, two screwdriver sets, three Andy Griffith DVDs, a Popular Mechanics nutdriver/screwdriver set, a Craftsman fluorescent worklight and a flood light, a folding knife and a fake knife from India, an aluminum extension ladder, a chainsaw and two class rings.
The victim also estimated damage to the residence at $100.
ATTEMPTED FRAUD: A Bethlehem woman reported on Oct. 6 that someone had attempted to use her credit card information to make an online purchase the day before. The website declined the purchase, but couldn give he any information about who had tried to use the card.
The woman canceled her card.
THEFT: A Wyntercreek Drive man called the sheriff office on Oct. 6 after he discovered his Rolex watch and Taurus 9 mm handgun missing. Only his daughters know where he keeps the watch and gun, the man said, but one of the daughters has a friend who is homeless.
The watch and gun together were worth $1,100. There was no sign of forced entry.
THEFT: A 58 year old Statham man reported on Oct. 6 that someone stole the 18 inch cattle gate from his pasture near the intersection of Jones Road and Thurmond Circle. While he did not have any specific suspects,rolex womens submariner fake, he remembered a truck that he saw nearby around the time the gate went missing.
The gate cost $200.
FRAUD: A Winder man reported on Oct. 6 that a crook had used his wife debit card number on Oct. 4 to make a fraudulent purchase at Macy in Costa Mesa, Calif. for a $200 purchase. The couple has not been to California recently, the man said.
SCAM: A 36 year old Bethlehem woman apparently fell for a common shopper scam when she received a $2980.17 check in the mail.
She then followed the instructions to keep $250 for herself and spend $100 at the Home Depot in Bethlehem
On the morning of Oct. 6, she discovered her checking account was severely overdrawn, and a bank representative told her the $2980.17 check was fraudulent.
The instructions were on letterhead from Universal Tech Inc. in Scottsdale, Ariz., but when the woman called the number she found on the Internet, she learned Universal Tech is a school. An employee there told her she had been scammed.
ENTERED AUTO: A 20 year old man called the sheriff office around 4:30 on Oct. 7 to report that his ex girlfriend was breaking into his car, which was broken down at her house.
A deputy arrived to find the 18 year old woman trying to get into the Honda Accord with a clothes hanger and a butter knife. The ex girlfriend explained that she was trying to break into the car to get a CD player that belongs to her.
The deputy talked to the boyfriend on the phone and,submariner rolex replica, though the victim didn want to press charges, told the ex girlfriend that she might have been charged with entering auto.
The father had a key to the car, so he opened the trunk and turned over the CD player to the girl.
SPEEDING: A woman who lives on Harry McCarty Road in Bethlehem called the sheriff office on Oct. 7 to complain about a man who speeds up and down her road on a regular basis. The woman gave the responding deputy the tag number of the car.
The deputy went to the home of the car registered owner,rolex submariner 5513 replica, who denied that he speeds on the street, but said the woman yells at him every time he drives by on his way to his friend house. The man said he would take a different route to his friend house in order to keep the peace.
ID FRAUD: A Laurel Lane woman called the sheriff office on Oct. 7 to report that the Georgia
Department of Revenue was trying to collect $30,replica rolex submariner for sale,186.86 in unpaid taxes accrued from July 2010 to October 2011 by a person going by a name she hasn used since the 1990s. The letter came to her current address, she said.
on Oct. 5 to find a man sitting in an older model Acura in the driveway, claiming to work for Comcast.
The woman had cancelled her cable service recently, she told a deputy, but several things about the man were sketchy, including the fact that he wouldn give her a service number or an office to call to verify that he represented the company. He also had such a thick Jamaican accent, the woman had trouble understanding him.
She called Comcast, and a dispatcher could not verify that the man was sent to pick up company equipment, so the resident called 911.
The cable company representative left, but had posted a flyer on the door of the home with his real name and telephone number on it, making it unlikely that he intended any mischief there.
BURGLARY: A man in the 800 block of Old Thompson Mill Road reported on Oct. 5 that thief had taken several items from his Winder house sometime since Sept. 27.
The $1,255 in stolen items included a DVD player, caribou skin rug, two screwdriver sets, three Andy Griffith DVDs, a Popular Mechanics nutdriver/screwdriver set, a Craftsman fluorescent worklight and a flood light, a folding knife and a fake knife from India, an aluminum extension ladder, a chainsaw and two class rings.
The victim also estimated damage to the residence at $100.
ATTEMPTED FRAUD: A Bethlehem woman reported on Oct. 6 that someone had attempted to use her credit card information to make an online purchase the day before. The website declined the purchase, but couldn give he any information about who had tried to use the card.
The woman canceled her card.
THEFT: A Wyntercreek Drive man called the sheriff office on Oct. 6 after he discovered his Rolex watch and Taurus 9 mm handgun missing. Only his daughters know where he keeps the watch and gun, the man said, but one of the daughters has a friend who is homeless.
The watch and gun together were worth $1,100. There was no sign of forced entry.
THEFT: A 58 year old Statham man reported on Oct. 6 that someone stole the 18 inch cattle gate from his pasture near the intersection of Jones Road and Thurmond Circle. While he did not have any specific suspects,rolex womens submariner fake, he remembered a truck that he saw nearby around the time the gate went missing.
The gate cost $200.
FRAUD: A Winder man reported on Oct. 6 that a crook had used his wife debit card number on Oct. 4 to make a fraudulent purchase at Macy in Costa Mesa, Calif. for a $200 purchase. The couple has not been to California recently, the man said.
SCAM: A 36 year old Bethlehem woman apparently fell for a common shopper scam when she received a $2980.17 check in the mail.
She then followed the instructions to keep $250 for herself and spend $100 at the Home Depot in Bethlehem
On the morning of Oct. 6, she discovered her checking account was severely overdrawn, and a bank representative told her the $2980.17 check was fraudulent.
The instructions were on letterhead from Universal Tech Inc. in Scottsdale, Ariz., but when the woman called the number she found on the Internet, she learned Universal Tech is a school. An employee there told her she had been scammed.
ENTERED AUTO: A 20 year old man called the sheriff office around 4:30 on Oct. 7 to report that his ex girlfriend was breaking into his car, which was broken down at her house.
A deputy arrived to find the 18 year old woman trying to get into the Honda Accord with a clothes hanger and a butter knife. The ex girlfriend explained that she was trying to break into the car to get a CD player that belongs to her.
The deputy talked to the boyfriend on the phone and,submariner rolex replica, though the victim didn want to press charges, told the ex girlfriend that she might have been charged with entering auto.
The father had a key to the car, so he opened the trunk and turned over the CD player to the girl.
SPEEDING: A woman who lives on Harry McCarty Road in Bethlehem called the sheriff office on Oct. 7 to complain about a man who speeds up and down her road on a regular basis. The woman gave the responding deputy the tag number of the car.
The deputy went to the home of the car registered owner,rolex submariner 5513 replica, who denied that he speeds on the street, but said the woman yells at him every time he drives by on his way to his friend house. The man said he would take a different route to his friend house in order to keep the peace.
ID FRAUD: A Laurel Lane woman called the sheriff office on Oct. 7 to report that the Georgia
Department of Revenue was trying to collect $30,replica rolex submariner for sale,186.86 in unpaid taxes accrued from July 2010 to October 2011 by a person going by a name she hasn used since the 1990s. The letter came to her current address, she said.
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