Anderson County Sheriff’s Deputies investigated the following incidents:
PELZER
Feb. 27 – J.M. Culbertson responded to 120 Bellview circle, where he contacted Dale Luker, who complained that one of his neighbors, described only as a 22 year old white male, had stolen some of his Xanax. After speaking with the suspect, Culbertson agreed to present the case to a magistrate for review.
Feb. 28 – S.S. Barnes responded to 12 Capers St. where Roy Hoffman reported the theft of his jon boat from the side yard. The loss was estimated at $250.
Feb. 29 – J.T. Smith was dispatched to H&H Towing at 309 Courtney St. Ext. where Chris, an employee, reported that someone had entered the fenced site and stolen several items, including tires from vehicles and also damaged other vehicles. The total loss to theft and damage was estimated at $1550.
PIEDMONT
Feb. 27 – J.K. Vickery was on patrol near Old River Road and Moore’s Mill Road when he observed a vehicle swerving back and forth across the double yellow line. He initiated a traffic stop and discovered the driver, Jackie Barbre, Jr., WM, 40, 6’3″, 200 pounds, had a suspended license and an active bench warrant. He took him into custody and transported him to ACDC.
Feb. 27 – T.K. Cook responded to 119 Hwy. 183 where Jerome Noone Jr. reported that his son had assaulted him during an altercation by whipping him across the leg with an air hose.
He said his son, name and description withheld by ACSO, had thrown a cup of water in his face as well. The case was to be presented to a magistrate.
WILLIAMSTON
Feb. 27 – D.J. Petit received a telephone report of a stolen license plate LTP 969 from a 1999 Chevy Blazer, from 701 H.I. Taylor Rd.
Feb. 28 – M. McCarty responded to 120 Albert Knight Rd. where Michael Bentley, WM, 51, 6’1″, 220 pounds reported that his brother, Robert Bentley, WM, 5’8″, 170 pounds had punched him in the eye during an argument. Due to witness testimony and visible injuries, a warrant was obtained and entered into the warrant registry for service.
