• Skylar Keith Caldwell, 20, 502 Saxon Drive, Dalton, was charged Sunday by the Whitfield County Sheriff’s Office with possession of less than an ounce of marijuana.
• Joseph Michael Dixon, 40, 180 Shady Lane, Orange City, Fla., was charged Sunday by the Murray County Sheriff’s Office with fugitive from justice (failure to register as a sex offender).
• Terry Lee Painter, 29, 17 Brookwalk Drive, Chatsworth, was charged Sunday by the Murray County Sheriff’s Office with DUI.
• Pedro Antonio Vasquez, 32, 438 Lafayette Road, No. 11, Dalton, was charged Sunday by the Whitfield County Sheriff’s Office with driving without a license, DUI and simple battery (family violence).
• Jackie Randall Ely, 70, 4774 Lakeside Drive, Blairsville, was charged Monday by the Eton Police Department with DUI.
• Tomi Virginia Swanson, 17, 1009 Cargle Drive, Dalton, was charged Monday by the Whitfield County Sheriff’s Office with possession of less than an ounce of marijuana.
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Photo released of jewelry theft suspect
The Dalton Police Department released a picture of one of the men who allegedly ripped off an area jewelry store of about $7,500 in a “bait and switch” style theft on Saturday. The theft happened at Casa Blanca’s Jewelry. The suspect pictured, who identified himself as Luis Solis and presented an apparently fake Nevada driver’s license, also posed for a picture for the store clerk during the transaction. Dalton’s pawn broker ordinance requires all sellers to be photographed by the store. The two suspects were described as Hispanic males with slightly heavyset/stocky builds. Both wore jeans, with one man wearing a dark blue polo shirt with white stripes and the other wearing a lighter blue or white shirt. One suspect had a ponytail and facial hair.
The Dalton Police Department released a picture of one of the men who allegedly ripped off an area jewelry store of about $7,500 in a “bait and switch” style theft on Saturday. The theft happened at Casa Blanca’s Jewelry. The suspect pictured, who identified himself as Luis Solis and presented an apparently fake Nevada driver’s license, also posed for a picture for the store clerk during the transaction. Dalton’s pawn broker ordinance requires all sellers to be photographed by the store. The two suspects were described as Hispanic males with slightly heavyset/stocky builds. Both wore jeans, with one man wearing a dark blue polo shirt with white stripes and the other wearing a lighter blue or white shirt. One suspect had a ponytail and facial hair.
Continued ... - Agenda for Friday's Dalton Board of Education retreat
- Students, teachers get STAR treatment
- Interviews for judgeship start today
- Bethel bill gives more time to report sex crimes
- Sales tax drop not likely to help economy, school finance director says
- Severe Weather Awareness Week: Lightning safety
- Severe Weather Awareness Week: Tornado safety
- Feb 6, 2012
- Suspects sought in ‘bait and switch’ crime
- Trade center is showing its age
- Vet celebrates 91st birthday at mall
- Severe Weather Awareness Week: Thunderstorm safety
- Feb 5, 2012
- School board members' campaign promises
- Whitfield school board to meet Monday
- Civil War show brings out the big gun
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