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We had a blast!
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Vanessa Turner Moreno, 30 of Rome, was arrested this week after she allegedly burglarized and stole from numerous individuals.
Reports said that between July and September 2021 Moreno deceitfully stole less than $1,500 from a man on Bollen Court.
From November 2021 to January 2022, Moreno illegally entered and stayed in a home that was not hers. During that time she took property belonging to another person.
On January 5, 2022, Moreno obtained over $1,500 from a victim by using “deceitful means”.
Reports went on to say that on March 9, 2022, Moreno again “deceitfully obtained” less than $1,500.
Moreno is charged with first-degree burglary, felony theft by taking, two counts of felony theft by deception, and misdemeanor theft by deception.
Coosavalleynews.com
Tanisha Rochelle Donaldson, 46 of Rome, was arrested this week after reports said she stole $992 worth of merchandise from the Dollar General Store in Central Plaza.
Reports did not indicate what items were taken.
Donaldson is charged with felony theft by shoplifting.
Tyler Colt Willingham, 27 of Rome, was arrested at Advent Redmond Hospital after causing a disruption.
Police stated that Willingham yelled obscenities around other occupants of the hospital. He is also accused of charging at another person resulting I them being knocked to the ground. The victim suffered visible injuries from the attack.
Willingham is charged with battery and disorderly conduct.
Crafton Lee Martin, 50 of Rome, was arrested this week after reports said he went into a woman’s home while she was asleep. Reports added that Martin then stood over her, watching her sleep, before touching her vaginal area and kissing her on the neck.
The incident occurred on May 19th just after 7am.
Police added that Martin had previously been charged with aggravated stalking in 2013.
Martin is charged with first degree burglary, sexual battery, stalking and criminal trespass.
A number of law enforcement agencies including Centre Police and Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office deputies took part in a high-speed chase Monday afternoon.
According to Police Chief Kirk Blankenship, Investigator Randy Mayorga pulled over a car for speeding around 4:00pm on East Main Street close to Gossett, and the driver fled, reaching extremely high speeds, with the pursuit continuing toward the Georgia State Line. The vehicle, which managed to disappear, was found a short time later, with tracking dogs that had been brought in, helping to find one occupant of the vehicle.
The suspect, 23 year old Brenda Garcia, was booked into the County Jail around 6:00 that evening and bonded out just before 11:30 that night; she was listed as a resident of Norcross, Georgia – charged with Attempting to Elude. Mayorga said two other individuals were in the car during the chase, but the tracking dog was unable to locate them.
The search for the pair is on-going.
WEIS