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Police Report Swainsboro police officers reported: April 9 A Panther Rd. woman reported her son and nephew were yelling obscenities. April 12 A Gumlog Rd. woman reported the offender, who was identified, came to her residence and damaged the rear window of a vehicle. April 13 A Vidalia woman reported that she parked her vehicle and when she returned the window had been broken out and several items were missing. A Clyde's Chevron employee reported that a man concealed three beers in his pants and exited the store. April 14 A Lewis St. woman reported that the offender, who was identified, threatened her. A Swainsboro woman reported that she parked her vehicle in the Wal-Mart parking lot and when she returned to it someone had hit the right back side of her vehicle, damaging it. April 15 A Security Finance employee reported that the offender, who was identified, was advised not to return to the place of business but refused to comply. A Long View Rd. woman reported that the offender, who was identified, was beating up the second victim and when she attempted to get a cell phone from him to call 911, he pushed her. A N. Coleman St. woman reported that she was beaten up by the offender, who was identified, and her clothes were torn. AW. Church St. woman reported that someone came into her yard and took her sego palm plant and the pot it was in. A Robin Rd. man reported that the offender, who was identified, came onto his property and started an argument. AS. Main St. woman reported an altercation. A Lewis St. man reported that he bought a vehicle from the offender, who was identified, and the offender came back sometime during the night and took the vehicle. A Live Oak Dr. man reported that he parked his vehicle at Ware's and when he returned someone had taken the weed eater out of the back of his truck. A Hillcrest Dr., Dublin woman reported that her vehicle was entered back in March and she received statements from the bank for checks she did not write. April 16 AW. Moring St. woman reported that her vehicle was damaged while parked at Wal- Mart. A Lincoln St. woman reported that someone entered her residence and took several items. A Ralph Smith Pl. man reported that his dog was injured by the neighbor's dog. ALoblolly Dr. man reported that during the night someone broke out the window to gain entry to the building and damaged a file cabinet. A Braswell Blvd. woman reported that the offender, who was identified, keeps coming to her residence after being told not to. A Southern Laundry employee reported that someone had cut several lines to the building in attempts to cut power supply and damaged a window fan. April 17 A Temp's Food Store employee reported that the offender, who was identified, was trying to use a check with no money in the bank. A Colegrove Dr. man reported that he came home and found the sliding glass door removed from its track and several items missing. A Jerome St. woman reported that the offender, who was identified, got into an argument with the victim over a bicycle. A Plaza Pharmacy employee reported that the offender, who was identified, attempted to fill 2 prescriptions that had been altered. AMarket St. woman reported that she and her friends were talking in the roadway and the offender, who was identified, came up and tried to force her to go home using verbal and physical force. A Poplar St. man reported that someone entered his vehicle and took several items. AW. MLK Blvd. woman reported that she and the offender, who was identified, got into an argument. A Swainsboro woman reported that when she went out to her vehicle she found the passenger window broken but nothing was missing. A N. Racetrack St. woman reported that someone broke out her bathroom window. April 18 A New St. woman reported that she and the offender, who was identified, got into an argument and she threw powder in his eyes. A Hwy 56 S. woman reported that someone broke into her house and damaged several places inside. A Sunset Inn resident reported that someone stole her pocket book and several other items. A Freedom Dr. woman reported that five books of checks with her name on them were found in a ditch. April 19 AW. Moring St. woman reported the offender, who was identified, came into her apartment using his father's master key. Offender's father is maintenance man and lives with the apartment manager. A McLeod Dr. woman reported that the offender, who was identified, came at her with a knife. An Andy's Quick Stop employee reported that a woman came in and cashed a payroll check that the bank sent back as a forgery. April 20 A Robin Rd. woman reported that someone had come into her home through the bathroom window and took some U.S. Currency. A Pratt Ave. woman reported that the offender, who was identified, drove over her dog with a golf cart and drove off laughing at her. A Wal-Mart employee reported that the offender, who was identified, was upset and broke the window out of the site-2-store door. AWatson St. woman reported that the offender, who was identified, grabbed her around the throat and she does not remember anything else. A Lewis St. woman reported that offender, who was identified, came to her residence starting an altercation. April 21 A Robin Rd. man reported that someone took $200 in U.S. Currency.
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