Apparently

some local high school student is pretty serious

about raising that math grade.

Fayette County High School student reported

Friday that his calculator was stolen while he

was absent from class, according to police

reports.

The

plaintiff said he was called to the school office

during his seventh period class and returned

shortly after 3 p.m. to find his calculator

missing.

The

teacher instructed everyone in the class to

display their calculators, but none of them

matched the missing one, the report stated.

The

Texas Instruments device was valued at $83.

Also

in Fayetteville Friday morning, Michael Reid of

Senoia was pulled over on Ga. Highway 85 for a

traffic violation and found himself under arrest

on a drug charge.

Reid

was found to be driving on a suspended license,

and he was in possession of cocaine as well as a

small amount of marijuana, according to police

reports.

In

an unrelated incident, Lance Adrian Johnson of

Fairburn was arrested Monday evening at Tanner's,

where he works, on an outstanding warrant out of

Douglas County.

Johnson

had applied for an alcohol license, and the

resulting background check revealed the warrant,

which was then confirmed, police said.

Other

incidents in Fayetteville during the past week

include:

A report of a theft at

Premier Cabinets, where someone allegedly took a

tailgate from a vehicle parked at the store.

A report of someone

allegedly pointing a pistol at the driver of an

automobile.

A report of simple battery

after an employee allegedly got physical during

an altercation with another employee.

A report of a theft

of a purse at a local store.

A driver arrested for

driving under the influence, driving without a

license, and no proof of insurance.

A suspect turning himself in

on an outstanding warrant for failure to appear.

A report of a burglary at a

local residence.

A driver stopped for traffic

violations who was then found to be wanted in

another jurisdiction and arrested.

A report of a forgery at the

Southern Federal Credit Union.

A report of 54 packages of

roofing shingles stolen from a local house.

A report of a counterfeit

$20 bill passed at Burger King.

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