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Tristan Myers, 22, is accused of a second-degree felony count of aggravated burglary (deadly weapon), according to the criminal complaint. Bargain Bin Owner Bruce Petty told The Daily Times the new estimate is about $8,000 in insurance claims. The defendant on May 26 had his conditions of release revoked and is ordered to remain at the county jail, according to court documents. FARMINGTON — A man accused of burglarizing vehicles at a Farmington dealership faces new charges, including the alleged armed burglary of a Farmington store, costing the business more than $8,000. The owner of the b...
Police Report ACCIDENT REPORT Friday, April 23 4:18 p.m. It was reported that stolen items have been dropped off and donated to the Bargain Bin on South Cherry Street in Paulding. The items were recognized by a person who had property stolen from their storage unit. A license plate number was given to the officer. The case is still under investigation. Saturday, April 24 10:38 a.m. An officer was dispatched to a possible domestic situation on South Dix Street in Paulding. On arrival, a black vehicle drove off very quickly and the officer followed. The vehicle exceeded 90 mph and left city lim...
The next generation of Northern Territory rock royalty returns for their first hometown gigs, but not without some hurdles On a stage near the rocky, sun-blessed shores of Yirrkala – a Yolŋu community closer to Indonesia than to Sydney – wild electric harmonies echo out across the bay. King Stingray, a band with family bloodlines running from ARIA Hall of Famers Yothu Yindi, have returned home to East Arnhem Land for the first time since their infectious first single 'Hey Wanhaka' made waves in 2020. triple j Unearthed Embedded Player They're doing their level best to let the neighbou...
Paulding County Court Sentenced: James Schroetter, Paulding, domestic violence, 5 days jail, $200 fine; Wesley Bowman Jr., Paulding, no operatorâs license, $200 fine; Randy Coleman, Cloverdale, domestic violence, 60 days jail, $200 fine, standard probation, no contact with victim; Gregory Sherry, Melrose, disorderly conduct with persistence, 2 days jail, $100 fine; Ashley Davis, Springville, Tenn., unlawful sexual contact with a minor, 5 days jail, $150 fine; Chelci Jones, Redkey, Ind., driving under suspension, $300 fine; Lester Burden, Lima, disorderly conduct with persistence, 1 day j...