From the Bryan County Sheriff’s Office Reports

November 4

Matter of Record

• Deputy responds to the Post Office at 8745 US-280 in response to an unruly customer. The complainant told the deputy that she was helping the customer with a package that he wanted shipped.

The complainant said that she initially informed him that he would need to take the package; to which the customer became irritated and replied that the Post Office should tape the package for him. The customer then left the Post Office and came back with the package taped up. The complainant advised that she then had the shipping options available displayed on the check-out screen. The customer selected the cheapest option and the complainant then took the products dimensions for the shipping information, which changed the price. She then stated that the customer then began “ranting and raving” and causing a scene, at which point she called for law enforcement. Deputies then spoke to the customer, who said that he believed that he was being discriminated against due to the price changing. The customer explained that the price displayed prior to her taking measurements was cheaper than after she took the measurements and he believes the cause for the price change was due to discrimination. The customer was advised by the Postmaster the process for reporting discrimination through the United States Postal Service.

Damage to property

• Deputy was dispatched to a residence in regards to damage to property. Upon arrival, the deputy made contact with the complainant who stated that a Builders First Source delivery truck carrying lumbers attempted to make a turn in his driveway, struck his mailbox, and ran over his landscaping. The complainant then showed numerous photos of the truck and the damage to his property. The complainant added that he contacted the unknown driver but did not get his information. At approximately 14:28, the complainant called the trucking Company Rincon Office and left a voicemail for the manager, but he has yet to receive a response. He then made a second call at approximately 3:32 p.m., but still has yet to receive a response.

November 5

Suspicious Incident

• Deputy was dispatched to a residence in response to an ex-partner entering a woman’s property.

The deputy made contact with the complainant who stated that her now ex-boyfriend, with whom she shared a 3-month-old daughter, entered her residence. The complainant added that he may have remembered the door passcode, and when she woke up, she saw her ex standing at the end of her bed, which made her uncomfortable. The complainant wanted this incident to be documented.

The complainant was advised to change the code to prevent this from recurring. A report was made.

Hit and Run, no driver’s license/unlicensed operator, failure to signal when turning or changing lanes

• Driver arrested for the above charges.

No driver’s license/unlicensed operator, speeding in excess of maximum limits

• Driver arrested for the above charges.

Report compiled by editor Andrea Gutierrez.