• On Nov. 21 Calvin Thomas, 28, Madison, was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana and obstruction. According to reports, an officer responded to a suspicious person report and attempted to stop Thomas near a wooded area near Canterbury apartments. Reports state that Thomas ran into an apartment and officers located him in a rear bedroom. They also located a sack of suspected marijuana in the bedroom.
• On Nov. 24 a terroristic threats and acts complaint was filed at a Bostwick Highway location after a man reported that his brother had a knife and was threatening to kill anyone “who got in his way.” The man fled the area on foot before officers arrived and could not be located.
• On Nov. 23 a missing juvenile report was filed at an Enterprise Road location after a woman reported that her 16-year-old foster daughter had left the residence. The woman said the girl went outside of the residence to get better cell phone reception and did not return. The girl is described as 5’4”, 105 pounds with long reddish-brown hair.
• On Nov. 23 a dog bite complaint was filed at a Bostwick Highway location after a telephone repair man reported that as he was walking across the yard with a property owner, the property owner’s dog bit him on the leg.
• On Nov. 21 a theft by taking complaint was filed at a Centennial Road, Rutledge, after a woman reported that someone had taken a battery from a green Ford Ranger pick-up truck. The woman said she noticed the battery was gone after her daughter told her the hood on the truck was open.
• On Nov. 19 an identity fraud complaint was filed at a Clack Road location after a man reported that when he was attempting to secure a loan he was advised that someone in Upland, Calif. Had opened two lines of credit using his identity.

Madison Police Department

• On Nov. 3 a harassing communication report was filed at an Eatonton Road location after a woman reported that a man called her and wanted to describe his wife’s physical features to the complainant. The call, according to reports, is similar in context to a phone call a man made to another woman last week.
• On Nov. 7 a damage to property complaint was filed at the Daniel Morgan Housing project on Morgan Circle. According to reports, a man reported that someone had pulled up 26 plants that had recently been planted as part of a landscaping improvement plan. The plants are valued at $400.
• On Nov. 10 a damage to property complaint was filed at an East Jefferson Street location after a man reported that someone had used a tool to damage his 1998 Mercedes. The man said there were scratches on the door and near the key entry on the trunk.
• On Nov. 9 Patricia Elizabeth Frady, 30, Madison, was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct after officers responded to a fire call on Lions Club Road. According to reports a Morgan County deputy extinguished a small fire. Frady allegedly took issue with the officer putting out the fire and allegedly told the officers that she “hated people in uniform.” She also allegedly said “people in uniform destroy,” and threatened to “rip” one of the officer’s heads off.

Morgan County Sheriff’s Office

Madison Police Department

• On Nov. 3 a harassing communication complaint was filed from an East Avenue location after a woman said a man called from a blocked number and made unsettling comments towards her. The complainant said the man commented on her appearance and race.
• On Nov. 2 Gregory Campbell, 44, Madison, was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct after he allegedly engaged in a physical confrontation with a woman at a Penor Street residence. According to reports, a verbal argument escalated into a physical fight. The woman told authorities she and her mother had to contain Campbell while they waited for officers to arrive.
• On Nov. 4 a damage to property complaint was filed at a Morgan Circle location after a woman reported that someone had broken her window with a rock.
• On Oct. 30 a larceny complaint was filed at a College Drive location after a woman reported that someone had taken her 14-year-old son’s Apple Ipod. The woman said the device was removed from the son’s book bag while he was playing basketball at the Morgan County Recreation Department.

Morgan County Sheriff’s Office

Madison Police Department

Madison Police Department

Madison Police Department