Two Connecticut residents reportedly here to visit relatives had that visit interrupted when they were stopped and arrested by Fayette County deputies for driving a stolen vehicle.
Shalisha Mosley, 28, and Davonte A. Barlowe, 29, both of Norwich, Connecticut, were charged with theft by receiving, theft by stolen vehicle into another state and obstruction, according to Sheriff Barry Babb.
Babb said the 2019 Subaru Outback driven by Mosley was stopped on Ga. Highway 85 North after a check of the tag indicated it was stolen in Connecticut.
Mosley and Barlowe told deputies they were in the area to visit relatives.
In another incident, a burglary occurred on Sept. 2 at Paw Paw’s Shell store on Ga. Highway 92 North.
Deputies at 11:43 p.m. responded to an alarm call, Babb said, and met with the owner who noted that money was missing from the cash register.
Babb said pry marks were found on the door frame of a side door, adding that the portions of the store had been rummaged.
Once we was KANGS – ‘N’ stuff lyke dat! Doesn’t the liberal state of Connecticut have one of those ‘Help Yourselves’, ‘Take What You Want’ laws in place for the ‘LESS FORTUNATE, MORALLY CHALLENGED’ among us?
Have you tried to rent a car recently? Rates are outa’ site…I mean you’d go broke driving a rental from Connecticut to Fayette Co. I’m sure it’s all a misunderstanding…plus Davonte was probably trying to save money and update his “weave” which is a bit fuzzy.
On the other hand some granola eating Democrat in Connecticut is missing a Subaru Outback…I wonder if it was the out of state tag or the “I brake for whales” sticker and the unlikely occupants that tipped off the cops?
Davonte is in a mess o’ trouble….Shalisha has that “I told you so” look on her face.