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| John Bondurant |
On
October 7,
Deputy Jon
Arnold stopped to assist a motorist
in the west
bound lane of Route 33 with
its emergency
flashers on.
Athens
County 911 Emergency
Communications advised Arnold
that the
registered
owner, 23-year-old
John Bondurant of Haydenville, had an active warrant for his
arrest from Hocking
County.
Bondurant was transported to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail in Nelsonville.
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On October 8, Deputy Sam Disaia was informed of a male exposing himself on Hamley Run Road at the bike path. Disaia patrolled the area and made no contact.
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On October 8, Deputy Keith Tabler answered a complaint of harassment thru Facebook of two 15-year-old girls. Deputy Tabler spoke with the parents and resolved the matter.
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| Brian Wheaton |
On
October 7,
Deputy Jen
Atkins was dispatched to Vore Ridge
Road in Athens
regarding a male
who had fallen
in the roadway
and the caller could not wake him. When
Deputy Atkins
arrived Athens
County Emergency
Medical Services (ACEMS) was on scene and Brian Wheaton, 52, of Hunterdon
Road, Glouster
was refusing treatment.
While verifying Wheaton's information Atkins found that Wheaton had
two active child support warrants. Assigned to the child support grant program,
Deputies Gillette and Tabler transported Wheaton to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail in Nelsonville where he is being held on a $2,000 cash bond.
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| Jerry McGee |
On
October 8, Lt.
John Morris and
Deputy Chris
Tomsha went to 99 Bean
Road,The
Plains,
in an attempt to
locate 25-year-old Jerry McGee
in reference to
an active warrant out of Athens
County.
Arriving on the scene
deputies made contact with a
female who said she
lived
there and
that McGee was
not inside.
The female allegedly gave permission
for deputies to search the residence and McGee was found hiding in a back
bedroom. McGee placed under arrest pursuant
to the warrant and transported to the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail in Nelsonville. McGee is being held on a $2,500 bond and is scheduled to appear in Athens Muncipal Court on Oct. 17.
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