Orlando P. Glass, 23, of
Sharpsburg April 8 for entering auto.
Jose Salvador Cortez-Cuin,
31, of Norcross April 7 for driving without a license and
defective equipment.
William M. Brisbay, 38, of
Newnan April 7 for possession of alcohol in the park and
being in the park after hours.
Charles Cohen, 39, of
Newnan April 7 for possession of alcohol in the park and
in the park after hours.
Melissa R. Robinson, 31, of
Senoia April 7 for possession of alcohol in the park and
being in the park after hours.
Joseph D. Robinson, 32, of
Senoia April 7 for being in the park after hours,
possession of alcohol in the park and public indecency.
Michael Pannell, 27, of
Ellenwood April 6 for interfering with an officer and
drunk and disorderly.
A juvenile, 13, of
Peachtree City April 6 for battery and obstruction.
A juvenile April 6 for
criminal trespass.
Floyd Agee Jr., 41, of Grantville
April 6 for possession of marijuana (less than one
ounce), driving on a suspended license and no insurance.
Tina Husak, 29, of
Sharpsburg April 5 for open container and no proof of
insurance.
Urzua Maynor, 19, of Senoia
April 5 for violation of probation.
Hezekiah B. Shaw, 29, of
Atlanta April 5 for driving without a license, expired
tag and no proof of insurance.
Leigh Jackson, 28, of
Peachtree City April 5 for open container.
A juvenile April 4 for
probation violation.
Scott D. Morris, 36, of
Hampton April 4 for possession of marijuana (less than
one ounce).
Tim K. Jordan, 38, of Jonesboro
April 4 for possession of marijuana (less than one
ounce).
Mark N. Turner, 29, of
Peachtree City April 4 for giving and false name and date
of birth to a police officer, driving on a suspended
license and speeding.
Police are
currently investigating golf cart thefts from the
Balmoral Village apartments as well as from neighborhoods
located on Wisdom Road.
Anyone with
information that would assist the Police Department in
these or other incidents is asked to phone the Peachtree
City Criminal Investigations Division at 770-631-2510 or
the Peachtree City Police Crime Information Tip Line at
770-487-6029. Callers may remain anonymous.







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