North Rome woman charged with making terroristic threats

A North Rome woman was charged with making terroristic threats Tuesday afternoon at a home on Reservoir Street during a possible missing child investigation.

According to Floyd County Jail reports:

Jade Camill Mccall, 23, was charged with felony making terroristic threats, misdemeanor disorderly conduct and obstruction of justice when she “attempted to walk away from officers several times” and “threatened to assault and kill her sister” while being taken into custody. She was being held on $7,900 bail Wednesday.

SEARCH WARRANT YIELDS METH BUST

The Rome-floyd Metro Task Force executed a search warrant at a home on Chambers Street in North Rome Tuesday evening that led to the occupant being charged with two felonies.

According to Floyd County Jail reports:

William David Welch Jr., 58, is charged with felony possession of meth, felony possession of meth with intent to sell and misdemeanor possession of drug-related objects. He was being held without bail Wednesday.

POLICE: ARAGON MAN HAD METH PACKED FOR SALE

An Aragon man was arrested Tuesday on charges stemming from the execution of a search warrant March 9 on Wax Road in Aragon.

According to Floyd County Jail reports:

Bobby Joe Johnson, 49, was charged with felony possession of meth, and felony possession of meth with intent to distribute when police found “over 5 grams of meth, packed in baggies” at a home on Wax Road. He was being held on $10,000 bail as of Wednesday.

CATALYTIC CONVERTER STOLEN FROM VAN

A catalytic converter was stolen from a van parked in South Rome Monday night.

According to Rome Police Department reports:

The catalytic converter was cut out of a 1998 Ford van parked at 1700 Dean Ave. Monday night. The van was damaged and the catalytic converter has an approximate value of $500.