Charles Nathan Crosby, 51, 111 Lybrand St., Union, is charged by the Union Public Safety Department with trespass, trespass after notice and assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature.
The incident report states around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday an officer observed Crosby standing by a porch on the 200 block of West Henrietta St. in violation of a trespass notice barring him from Union Housing Authority property. The report states the officer also knew there were two outstanding warrants for Crosby's arrest. The officer approached Crosby and advised him he was under arrest for assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature and trespassing after notice. He was also arrested for trespassing after notice for his presence on the 200 block of West Henrietta Street.
The assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature charge stems from an incident that occurred late Monday night on Tiger Court. The victim said she and a friend were sitting in her friend's car when Crosby came up to the vehicle and started arguing with them She said she got out of the car and Crosby began to argue even more with her and then stabbed her in the left breast with a knife before running away.
The owner of the car and another witness said they saw a knife in Crosby's hand but did not see him stab the victim. The responding officer took a picture of the wound.
The trespassing notice against Crosby was issued on April 7.
Attacked While Asleep
A Union man was arrested Monday for allegedly hitting a sleeping man in the head with pistol.
Lance Brandon McCluney, 25, 103 Fike Ave., Union, is charged by the public safety department with assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature.
The incident report states officers were dispatched early Sunday morning to 103 Fike Ave. in response to a report of an assault. When they arrived, the victim told the officers he had been asleep when he felt something hit him in the head. He said he woke up and saw McCluney standing over him with a black automatic pistol in his hand. The victim said he struggled briefly with McCluney who fled the scene before the officers arrived.
The report states the victim was bleeding from a severe laceration. Though seen by Union County EMS, the report states the victim declined medical treatment. Officers took pictures of the victim's injury and - because he declined to give a written statement - and took an audio statement from the victim.
McCluney, who the report states lived at 103 Fike Ave. with the victim and his mother, was taken into custody the following day.
Assault And Battery
A Jonesville woman was arrested Monday and charged in an assault that allegedly took place in February.
Jessica Frances Hutt, 27, 449 Oakwood Road, Jonesville, is charged by the Union County Sheriff’s Office with assault and battery.
The offense report states a deupty was dispatched Feb. 18 to Hutt's residence in response to a report of an assault. The victim told the deputy Hutt had struck him several times about the head with a phone receiver. The report states the deputy observed cuts and bruises on the victim's face and took photos of them as evidence. The victim said he and Hutt had been arguing prior to the attack. The report states Hutt had left the scene by the time the deputy arrived.
Incidents
The following incidents are being investigated by the sheriff's office:
Arson
The Carlisle Fire Department was called to a convenience store at 3200 Janie Glymph Goree Boulevard in response to a report of a dumpster fire. The complainant stated she had ran several black males off the property before the fire started. She said she believed they were the ones who started the fire.
Utility Trailer Stolen
A deputy was dispatched to 1000 S. Jonesville Highway on Saturday morning in response to a report of the larceny of a utility trailer. The victim told the deputy sometime between 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. that day someone had stolen her black 8x6 utility trailer while she wasn't at home. She described the trailer, which has an estimated value of $625, as having a metal mesh flooring and a tailgate that is approximately 5 feet high.
Another Utility Trailer Stolen
Earlier that day, a deputy was dispatched in response to a report of the theft of a utility trailer from a residence at 1244 Gaffney Highway near Jonesville. The victim told the deputy between 7:30 p.m. Thursday and 9:30 a.m. Friday someone stole his utility trailer from his yard. Before calling the sheriff's office, the victim said he asked around at the scrap metal yards but no one had brought it in. The 8x10 trailer is valued at $1,000.
Burglary
A man returning to his cabin in the Whitmire area got an unpleasant surprise when he discovered it had been broken into.
The incident report states the victim said sometime between 4 p.m. April 7 and noon Friday somenoe broke into his cabin at 232 John Hunter Road and stole the following:
* 19 gallon cast iron cooking pot ($150)
* TV set ($200)
* DVD player ($100)
* Digital converter box and antenna ($125)
* Stereo ($50)
* Red Honda Recon ($1,500)
Attempted Burglary
Deputies are investigating an attempted burglary that was thwarted when the intended victim confronted the would-be thief.
The incident report states deputies were dispatched late Monday night to a residence at 1516 Santuc-Carlisle Highway in reference to a burglary in progress. The homeowner told deputies she was in her living room around 11 p.m. when her dogs started barking. A short time later someone started banging on her back door and ringing her doorbell. She went to the back door and saw a white male, approximately 5'10, wearing a dark colored baseball cap and white t-shirt standing at the door. The woman said he saw her and ran away.
The K-9 team was dispatched to the scene and tracked the suspect to the 100 block of Williford Road before losing the track. The suspect did not gain entry into the building and there did not appear to be any damage.
GPS Stolen
A car with its windows rolled even partially down is an invitation to a thief to try his luck as one unfortunate man found out recently. The victim told deputies he was at Lockhart Ballfield on Ballpark Drive on Monday evening for a ballgame. He parked his car at 6 p.m. and when he returned at 7:50 p.m. his Genson GPS had been stolen. There was no sign of forced entry and the owner said the windows on the car had not been rolled up all the way.
Arrests
The following persons were arrested by the public safety department:
A 14-year-old boy charged Monday with disorderly conduct (fighting).
A 15-year-old boy charged Monday with disorderly conduct (fighting).
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