Man reportedly assaults woman in truck

A Jackson County deputy talked with the woman while a medical unit was en route. According to the JCSO report, the woman’s face, arms and clothes were covered in blood from being struck. Medical workers arrived on the scene and treated the woman.

Oakwood police then responded and took over the scene.

Other recent incidents reported by the JCSO included:

COMMERCE

• lost/found item on King Rd. where a wallet was found inside a vacant building.
• dispute on Ila Rd. where a couple argued and the man wanted the woman out of the house.
• threats on S. Elm St. where a woman reported her landlord showed up unannounced.
• theft by shoplifting on Steven B. Tanger Blvd. where a store employee reported someone stole sunglasses.
• dispute on Steven B. Tanger Blvd. where a customer argued with a store employee over a return policy.
• damage to a vehicle on Steven B. Tanger Blvd. where a vehicle was damaged in a parking lot.
• welfare check on Sheep Pasture Rd. where officers checked on a woman who was OK.
• suspicious activity on Hwy. 441 where a woman saw a man look at vehicles on a property. He said he was planning to buy a vehicle.
• civil matter on Woods Bridge Rd. where a man wanted to retrieve a tractor.
• suspicious activity on Steven B. Tanger Blvd. where vehicles drove recklessly in a parking lot.
• information on Hoods Mill Rd. where someone sent a picture of a vehicle with a road sign sticking out the back. The road sign had been laying on the ground and someone picked it up, but later returned it.
• speeding on Waterworks Rd.
• civil matter on Hwy. 441 where woman reported her ex-husband came onto the property and took a boat.
• lost/found item on Berea Church Rd. where a man reported his dog was missing.
• dispute on W. E. King Rd. where two women had a verbal argument.
• warrant service on Hwy. 441 where a man was arrested during a traffic stop.
• suspicious activity on B. Wilson Rd. where someone reported a male threw a basketball at a window.
• private property accident report on Toyota Way where there was an accident in a parking lot.
• dispute on Traynham Rd. where a man and woman argued.
• suspicious activity on I-85 where a man was walking after his vehicle broke down.
• theft by shoplifting on Steven B. Tanger Blvd. where man who was arrested was found with stolen merchandise.
• information on Smith Overhead Bridge Rd. where a woman reported issues with family members.
• affray at East Jackson Comprehensive High School.
• agency assist on Maysville Rd. where officers assisted the Georgia State Patrol following a three-vehicle wreck with injuries.
• theft by shoplifting on Steven B. Tanger Blvd. where four people took merchandise.
• suspicious activity on S. Apple Valley Rd. where a man was walking around a house that’s under construction.

JEFFERSON

• theft by taking on Bill Wright Rd. where a business reported three trailers were stolen.
• damage to a vehicle on Commerce Rd. where a vehicle as damaged after striking a buzzard.
• animal complaint on Hwy. 82 where a cow was out.
• civil matter on W. O. Smith Rd. where someone reported a family member caused issues, apparently over an eviction and a family member’s will.
• dispute on Hardin Terrace Cir. where a woman reportedly screamed at another woman and banged on a window.
• information on Creek Nation Rd. where someone reported people were fishing on their property.
• missing person on Waterworks Rd. where a missing woman was later found.
• hit and run on Hwy. 124 where a man reported another vehicle damaged his vehicle while passing him.
• suspicious activity on Holiday Cemetery Rd. where a man was doing repair work on a roof.
• loitering or prowling on Commerce Rd. where a man and woman were arrested after officers noticed a vehicle parked at a church. The man was arrested for a warrant and a “crack pipe” was also found in the vehicle. The pair was given a criminal trespass warning.
• terroristic threats and acts on Blackjack Oak Dr. where a man received threatening voicemails.
• financial transaction card fraud on Lenox Dr. where a woman reported someone fraudulently used her debit card.
• information and failure to stop at a stop sign on Traditions Way where a man was cited after running a stop sign.
• damage to property on Traditions Way where officers were called for a yard fire.
• agency assist on Winder Hwy. where deputies assisted the Georgia State Patrol after a single-vehicle wreck with injuries. The vehicle struck a tree. The driver was treated by EMS.
• harassing communications on Blackjack Oak Dr. where a man reported he received threatening phone calls.
• suspicious activity on Brockton Rd. where officers made contact with a man in a church parking lot. They smelled marijuana in the vehicle and found and destroyed the substance.
• information on B. Whitfield Rd. where someone reported an abandoned trailer on their property.
• lost/found item on Gum Springs Church Rd. where a man reported two guns were missing.
• information on Hwy. 124 where a vehicle spun on and wrecked into a ditch.
• agency assist on Hwy. 129 where officers assisted the Georgia State Patrol following a wreck with injuries.
• suspicious activity on Geiger Rd. Officers did not see anything out of place.
• agency assist on I-85 where officers assisted the GSP after a wreck involving two semi-trucks.
• Department of Family and Children Services on Meadow Creek Rd. where two juveniles were walking around the road. They were returned to their home.
• dispute on Ethridge Rd. where officers checked on a man who was fine.
• information at Gum Springs Elementary School where a student was reportedly involved in inappropriate behavior.
• theft by conversion on Galilee Church Rd. where a man hired a moving company to move his property, but it was never delivered.

MAYSVILLE

• damage to a vehicle on Gillsville Rd. where officers assisted after a vehicle fire.
• computer or electronic pornography and child exploitation prevention act on Harmony Church Rd. (Gillsville) where a juvenile sent inappropriate photos to someone over the phone.
• information on Red Oak Rd. where officers attempted to locate a stolen four-wheeler.
• welfare check on Diamond Hill Chruch Rd. where officers checked on a man who denied wanting to harm himself.
• trafficking in methamphetamine; possession of drug-related objects; giving false name to officers; possession of Schedule IV drugs; drugs not in original container; expired registration; reckless driving; and fleeing/attempting to elude a police officer for a felony offense-felony on Plainview Rd. One woman, who was a passenger in the vehicle, was arrested during a traffic stop. The driver fled from police and ultimately fled on foot. Officers found methamphetamine in the vehicle, along with Alprazolam.
• information at Maysville Elementary School where a student did not want to get on the bus.
• agency assist on Plainview Rd. where officers assisted the Jefferson Police Department by trying to locate a stolen box truck.
• theft by taking on Dixon Bridge Rd. where a woman reported mail was taken.

NICHOLSON

• deposit account fraud on Broad St. where a store owner reported someone made fraudulent purchases with cards.
• damage to property on Ed Bennett Rd. where solar panels caused water damage at a home.
• suspicious activity on Z. Williams Rd. where a man reported someone repeatedly acted suspiciously near his residence.
• noise complaint on Stapler Dr. where someone reported mini-bikes were noisy.
• lost/found item on Stapler Murray Rd. where a man reported a lost concealed carry permit.
• agency assist on Chandler Bridge Rd. where officers assisted the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office in arresting someone for a warrant.
• dispute on Sanford Dr. where there were conflicting stories about a dispute.
• suspicious activity on Ed Bennett Rd. where someone reported a vehicle wrecked into a tree, then pulled into a driveway.
• animal complaint on G. W. Wilson Rd. where a man said a dog bit him.
• simple battery on Jims Ln. where a man reported another man punched him and threatened him following an argument.
• suspicious activity on Old Athens Rd. where a man reported a suspicious man at a work site.

NORTH JACKSON

• suspicious activity on Wayne Poultry Rd. where a man reported a vehicle was “cutting donuts.”
• information on Hwy. 129 where officers were called for a single-vehicle wreck after the driver had a medical emergency.
• death investigation (non-murder) on Brooks Rd. where a man with a medical history died.
• suspicious activity on Holly Springs Rd. where someone reported suspicious activity involving a vehicle parked outside a store. Officers didn’t find any reason to search the vehicle and the occupants declined a search.
• noise complaint on Holly Springs Rd. where someone reported loud music.
• criminal trespass on Wayne Poultry Rd. where a business reported a big truck was “cutting donuts.”
• theft by taking on Meadow Oak Dr. where a man reported his concealed carry permit was stolen.
• information on Summersong Pl. where a trailer had been reported stolen, but it was an error.
• laying drags on Wayne Poultry Rd. where a business reported a vehicle tore up a gravel driveway.
• simple assault-family violence no Old State Rd. where a man was arrested after reportedly threatening to kick a woman’s teeth out.
• recovered stolen property on Lipscomb Lake Rd. where a stolen box truck was found. The catalytic converter had been cut off.
• information at North Jackson Elementary School where there was reportedly inappropriate behavior between two students.
• juvenile issue on Glenn Abby Ln. where a juvenile reported reported another juvenile slapped her on a school bus.
• agency assist on Harmony Church Rd. where officers assisted the GSP following a wreck with injuries. Two people were transported to Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville.
• suspicious activity on River Ridge Dr. where a man asked officers to check a residence after a neighbor saw a vehicle in the driveway.

SOUTH JACKSON

• suspicious activity on Mary Collier Rd. where a woman reported a juvenile sat under a fallen tree and she wanted to make sure he was OK.
• suspicious activity on Commerce Rd. where a man was waiting on a ride at a convenience store.
• possession of methamphetamine; possession of marijuana less than an ounce; and windshield violation on Hwy. 441 where a man was arrested during a traffic stop. The man had apparently attempted to hide the smell of marijuana by spraying Axe body spray, but once the spray smell began to dissipate, officers smelled the marijuana. The man ultimately handed over the substance and methamphetamine.
• civil matter on Jefferson Rd. where a couple argued about a truck.
• suicide threats on Marko Dr. where someone reported a woman made comments about self-harm via text message.
• suicide threats on Archer Grove Rd. where someone reported a man attempted to hang himself. The man had left the scene before officers arrived.
• criminal trespass on Crooked Creek Rd. where a man reported a juvenile went through the can where he puts his cigarette butts.
• suspicious activity on Clarksboro Dr. where a man was at a vacant residence cleaning up the property.
• battery on Commerce Rd. where a man reportedly hit and chased another man after confronting him in his ex-girlfriend’s house.
• agency assist on Kings Ridge Dr. where a man was taken to Piedmont Athens Regional Medical Center for a medical emergency.
• information on Commerce Rd. where a man reported a family member took pictures of his truck while he was getting a four-wheeler repaired.

WEST JACKSON

•agency assist on Bentwater Way where a male was reportedly non-responsive after a possible overdose. A deputy administered a dose of Narcan, causing the man to become somewhat responsive. Medical unit workers then injected an IV into his arm, and the man became fully responsive. The man’s mother told a deputy that the man uses fentanyl. Medical workers transported the man to Northeast Georgia Medical Center Braselton.

•death investigation (non-murder) on Marshall Clark Rd. where a man found his fiancée cold to the touch. He said she had been in the hospital multiple times since October with liver and stomach issues and internal bleeding.

•suspicious activity on Hunting Hills Dr. where a male knocked on a woman’s door asking for a gas can but said the can she gave him was too heavy and needed to get his brother to assist him. The woman said the can was not heavy and his behavior appeared odd. She said the man kept looking around her home while she retrieved the can.

•simple battery on Jaxco Junction where an altercation reportedly occurred in the Jackson County High School lunchroom.

•information on East Jefferson St. where an administrator said a social worker made a department of family and children’s services (DFACS) referral regarding a situation at a student’s home.

•identity fraud on Jackson Trail Rd. where a man attempting to file his taxes learned that someone had already filed them using his identity.

•information on Jaxco Junction where administrators at Gum Springs Elementary School and Jackson County High School were notified of an unspecified situation.

•theft on Hwy. 53 where a business owner said he sold $8,850 worth of automobile parts to a customer, but the customer’s credit card company disputed the purchase, saying the customer hadn’t fully received the parts. The business owner alleged that the credit card company charged the business $8,850 but that the customer had the parts and was attempting to sell them online. He is seeking charges against the customer.

•hit-and-run on I-85 where a driver said another driver struck his passenger side front fender and did not stop.

•information on Tom White Rd. where a man who was cutting fallen trees off of a tractor-trailer was struck in the chest by a tree. The man’s medical status was uncertain at the time of the incident report.