Report: 2 drove stolen U-Haul here
A Senoia man and woman were in jail Thursday morning after being accused of driving a stolen U-Haul from Tennessee into Georgia and having two glass pipes with methamphetamine residue in them.
According to Floyd County Jail reports:
Christopher Joseph Wilbur, 33, and Michelle Nicole Wiley, 37, both of 1250 Stalings Springs Road, Senoia, were arrested after 5 p.m. Wednesday near the Sunoco gas station off Maple Avenue. They both had gabapentin and Seroquel pills on them that they didn’t have prescriptions for.
They are charged with felony theft by receiving stolen property, theft by bringing stolen property into the state and possession of meth. They also are charged with misdemeanor possession and use of drug-related objects, along with sale, distribution or possession of dangerous drugs.
Wilbur was in jail without bond and Wiley was in jail on a $10,100 bond Thursday morning.
Woman charged with aggravated stalking
A homeless woman was in jail without bond Thursday morning after being accused of violating a temporary protective order by going to a Lyons Drive home to see her children, who are in the custody of the Division of Family and Children Services.
According to Floyd County Jail reports:
Brittany Nichole Matthews, 30, was arrested around 12:10 a.m. Thursday. She went to the home just before midnight Monday.
She is charged with felony aggravated stalking.
Woman: Items stolen while she was in jail
A Rome woman reported to police on Wednesday that electronics valued at $2,400 were taken from her home while she was being held at the Floyd County Jail.
According to Rome police reports:
The woman was arrested on Sept. 28 and charged with felony probation violation. Her brother was tasked with staying at her Auburn Lane home until she was released, she told police, who had met her at the jail’s booking area. Rent-A-Center needed to repo merchandise they’d loaned to her, so another family member had let employees into her home — she didn’t know the date this happened.
It was discovered that the home had been ransacked, with a Samsung stereo, valued at $1,700, and a PlayStation 4, valued at $700, having been taken.