Report: Cave Spring man stole $5,000 radio from fire department
A Cave Spring man is accused of stealing tools from multiple locations and then pawning them, reports stated.
According to Floyd County Jail reports and warrants:
Justin Lamar Penny, 33, stole a radio valued at $5,000 from the Cave Spring Fire Department, as well as radios, chargers, welding torches and other equipment valued at $ 1,500 from International Paper. He also took a $30 circular saw from a police officer’s residence.
He pawned all the items at a shop on Shorter Avenue, receiving approximately $6,800 over the course of a year.
Penny is charged with two counts of felony theft by taking, one count of misdemeanor theft by taking and one felony count of theft by deception.
Man charged with stealing car
from repair shop
A man listed as homeless was released from jail on bond Wednesday, after his arrest on accusations that he stole a car from a repair shop, reports stated.
According to Floyd County Jail reports and warrants:
Jayquane Marquise Harris, 26, took a car valued at $4,000 from a shop located on Calhoun Road back on Aug.19.
Harris is charged with felony theft by taking a motor vehicle.
Rome man jailed on s
talking charges
A Rome man accused of violating a temporary protective order was in jail Wednesday without bond.
According to Floyd County Jail reports and warrants:
Michael Derik Pressley, 31, entered a Park Avenue home on the morning of Sept. 7 and contacted three juveniles and one adult he had been courtordered to stay away from.
Pressley is charged with four counts of felony aggravated stalking.
Police: Rome woman had
meth at hotel
A Rome woman remained in jail without bond Wednesday, charged with felony methamphetamine possession.
According to Floyd County Jail reports and warrants:
Jennifer Miller Crumbley, 39, was arrested Tuesday night at the Sunrise Inn & Suites after police say she had a smoking device containing methamphetamine residue.
Crumbley is also charged with misdemeanor possession and use of drug- related objects as well as a felony probation violation.
Report: Silver Creek teen threatened man with butter knife
A Silver Creek teenager remained in jail without bond Wednesday, accused of threatening someone with a weapon.
According to Floyd County Jail reports:
Logan James Pope, 17, pointed a kitchen butter knife at a man Tuesday, and was arrested at his home on Ridgeview Drive after resisting officers.
Pope is charged with misdemeanor criminal trespass, willful obstruction of law enforcement officers and felony aggravated assault.