The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
Woodstock police arrested a Sandy Springs man with 16 fraudulent credit cards on him at the Woodstock BJ’s Wholesale Monday. Ben Achampong, 30, was attempting to make a purchase at BJ’s with one credit card at approximately 2:25 p.m. when police officials found the remaining cards in his possession, said Brittany Duncan, a spokeswoman for the Woodstock Police Department. Achampong not only had credit cards of victims from Michigan, Colorado, Texas and Georgia, but also had computer equipment used to produce credit cards, Duncan said. Woodstock police investigators, Sandy Springs investigators…
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
Woodstock Police responded to a bomb threat at 103 Springfield Drive at approximately 3 p.m. "A guy called in and said there was a bomb," said Brittany Duncan, spokeswoman for the Woodstock Police Department. "He said, 'You have two hours to evacuate the building'." Employees at nCourt, an online payment company located behind Georgia Commerce Bank, and employees from surrounding buildings were evacuated and remained off the premises for approximately two hours, Duncan said. Once the Woodstock K-9 cleared the building as well as the surrounding businesses and vehicles, employees went back …
A Woodstock man displeased with a parked car near his house in a Towne Lake Hills subdivision decided a "Car Bomb" sign would be the solution and ended up in jail with a $22,400 bond. The owner of the car had a flat tire earlier Wednesday morning and told police she had every intention of fixing it that afternoon, but little did she know what Anthony Richard Couse III, 43, would place on the front and rear windshields would bring police officers, the K-9 unit and criminal investigators. One sign read “Car Bomb” and the second “50 Foot Clearance I.E.D.”, said Lt. Jay Baker of the Cherokee …
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
Timothy Hix, 20, and Corey Hix, 17, both of Woodstock and Joseph Todd, 18, and James Worley, 21, both of Canton were arrested and charged with reckless conduct stemming from allegations that passengers of a pickup truck were throwing firecrackers at trick-or-treaters in a Hickory Flat subdivision, Middlebrook. They were released on $680 bonds, said Lt. Jay Baker with the sheriff's office. One child received minor injuries when a firework exploded nearby, Baker said. A resident was able to get a license plate number, leading to the arrest.
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
Three suspects, including an employee, have been arrested in the Moe’s armed robbery last week. Brittany Hunt, 19, an employee of the Highway 92 Moe’s who told the police she was held at gunpoint while taking out the trash, was arrested by the Woodstock police and charged with armed robbery, aggravated assault, false imprisonment and conspiracy to commit a crime, said Brittany Duncan, a spokeswoman for the Woodstock Police Department. Cobb County police arrested Robert Bell, 20, and Randall Ruiz, 20, at their Marietta residence Tuesday afternoon, Duncan said. They are accused of being the men…
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
A Moe’s Southwest Grill employee was held at gunpoint as other employees lay face-down on the ground and $1,000 was stolen Wednesday night. Woodstock police investigators are searching for suspects involved in the armed robbery, in which no one was injured, at the Highway 92 Moe’s. Police officers arrived at approximately 9:50 p.m. and spoke with five of the employees involved in the incident, said Brittany Duncan, spokeswoman for the Woodstock Police Department. They said one woman was taking the trash out when she was approached by two white men who are appeared to be between the ages of 18…
The Cherokee County Adult Detention Center supplied Patch with the mug shots and booking reports of the inmates who appear above. At the time of reporting, none of them has been convicted of the listed charges, and all should be presumed innocent. For questions about this blotter, email Woodstock-Towne Lake Patch Editor Lindsey Davidson.
