Carl Edward Inman, 48, 126 Bob Little Road, Union, is charged by the Union County Sheriff’s Office with assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature.
The incident report states a deputy dispatched Thursday night to 207 Haney Cemetery Road found the victim laying on the ground next to his vehicle with a gunshot wound to his leg. A witness was holding a belt around the victim’s leg which was bleeding badly.
Deputies began searching for the suspect, identified as Inman, and found him in a gully behind a barn. The report states Inman was very intoxicated and asking if the victim was okay. He was arrested and placed in a patrol vehicle.
A .20-gauge shotgun was found in Inman’s vehicle.
Two witnesses interviewed by the deputies said they were on the other side of the barn when they heard the gunshot. One of the witnesses said the victim came to pick up Inman because he was intoxicated and they got into an argument. The witness said the victim left then returned and that is when the argument took place.
Stabbing
Deputies are investigating an incident Tuesday afternoon in which two men were stabbed.
The incident report states a deputy was dispatched to a residence on Joe Walker Road in response to a report of a stabbing. The complainant told the deputy the man who stabbed him was across the street. The deputy noticed a deep stab would to the lower right of the man’s back.
As the Union County EMS was preparing to transport the complainant another deputy reported the man accused of the stabbing had also been stabbed. The responding deputy then went across the street and noticed the second man had a stab wound in his lower left side.
The second wounded man told the deputy he had been talking to the other man who was pacing the floor when he felt something stick him in his left side. They then began to fight and he got the knife and stabbed his attacker in the back.
A knife was recovered by the deputies and a detective arrived to interview the subjects. Both men were taken for medical treatment and the investigation is continuing.
Strong Armed Robbery
A man who had his gun stolen from him wasn’t about to let it go so easily, struggling with the thief and then chasing him, first on foot and then by car.
Devontea Marquis Fonteneau, 17, 309 South Church St., Union, is charged by the Union Public Safety Department with strong armed robbery.
The incident report states an officer was called to 500 Hart St. Wednesday morning in reference to a strong armed robbery. The officer spoke with the victim who said he was removing his Taurus 9mm handgun from the glove box of his vhicle to take the gun inside his residence when he was approached by two black males, one of whom grabbed the gun from his hand. The victim said that during the esnuing struggle he pressed the clip release and the clip fell out of the gun.
The two males began walking away with the other telling the one with the gun “man you trippin’.” The male with the gun then turned around and told the victim to “come and get it.”
The victim did just that, initially walking after the males to try and retrieve his gun. They ran and the victim got in his car and followed the male who had taken his gun, following him down a back alley toward Louise Street then to Cottage Avenue and then Rectors Alley before losing sight of the male around the 100 block of Broad St. He said the other male had split off and ran in a different direction.
Officers established a perimeter around the area and began searching for the thief on foot. The report states the officers walked onto a porch on Broad Street and found a black male sitting there who matched the description — white t-shirt, blue jeans, short hair and a patch of hair on his chin — given by the victim. The male was sitting in a chair with the white t-shirt beside him.
The report states officers identified the male as Fonteneau, advised him of the recent robbery call and advised him he fit the description of the suspect. They directed him to stand up so he could be frisked for weapons. When Fonteneau stood up, the report states officers notice a silver handgun fitting the description of the victim’s weapon in the chair where he’d been sitting. They recovered it and determined it was the gun that had been stolen.
The victim subsequently identified Fonteneau as the male who robbed him. Fonteneau was then placed under arrest for strong armed robbery.
Shoplifting
Stealing is always a bad idea, especially if the person you're stealing from knows who you are.
Todd Michael Moore, 21, 2543 Meansville Road, Jonesville, is charged by the sheriff's office with shoplifting.
The incident report states just shortly before 9 p.m. June 5 a black male wearing blue pajama bottoms and a white tanktop t-shirt entered a convenience store at 2980 Furman Fendley Highway, went to the cooler area, took a 24-pack of Bud Light beer out and left without paying for it. The report states the complainant, however, knew the suspect's first name and that he lived somewhere near Rogerstown Road. After the suspect was identified a photo line-up was arranged and the complainant pointed out Moore.
Criminal Domestic Violence
A woman who called 911 to report she was being choked ended up in jail Wednesday.
Nancy Elaine Rebecca Alexander, 24, 532 Eaves Road, Whitmire, is charged by the sheriff’s office with criminal domestic violence.
The incident report states deputies were dispatched to Alexander’s residence Wednesday morning in reference to a domestic dispute and a fight. The dispatcher informed deputies that the caller had said she was being choked, but there was no further information as the call had been disconnected.
When deputies arrived, Alexander told them she was the one who called 911 and that the victim had choked her and hit her in the stomach several times during an argument. Deputies, however, were unable to see any injuries or redness on Alexander’s neck or stomach.
They did, however, notice a laceration below the victim’s left eye. They asked how that had happened and he told them Alexander had hit him in the eye. Alexander then said she hit him in the eye to get him off of her.
The victim said Alexander had initiated the argument because she was mad at him for helping someone who owed her $10 to fix a lawn mower. Alexander told deputies a neighbor had witnessed the choking incident but when they questioned him he said he saw Alexander and the victim arguing but never saw it get physical.
Alexander was then placed under arrest for criminal domestic violence but the report states the victim then became angry and refused to cooperate with deputies. It states he refused to let them take photos of his injury and would not give a written statement.
More Criminal Domestic Violence
A man who originally told sheriff's deputies to come and get him was gotten after he complied with their orders and then got a trip to jail.
Clyde Stanley Boyle, 53, 142 Mitchell Road, Union, is charged by the sheriff's office with criminal domestic violence in an incident that occurred at his residence shortly after midnight Wednesday.
The incident report states the victim told deputies Boyle became extremely upset with her and she tried to leave to stay with family for the night. She said he threatened to hurt her and throw all her belongings into the gully. The woman said Boyle took her pocketbook and hid it from her and also hid the house phone so she couldn't call for help. She said he then took a rifle and fired it from the back steps of the house. While he did that she was able to call 911 from her cell phone.
When deputies arrived, they found the victim in the backyard. They entered the house and called for Boyle to come into the living room. The report states Boyle's reply was for the deputies to come and get him. After a minute, however, Boyle complied with the deupties' order and was detained during the investigation. He told the deputies he took his .22 rifle out back to fire it to relieve some stress. Deputies located Boyle's gun cabinet and noted the rifle was still loaded with seven rounds. They also found an empty cartridge casing on the ground outside the back door. The rifle was taken as evidence and the victim said she would remove all the remaining weapons from the house.
Boyle was placed under arrest and taken to jail.
Arrests
The following persons were arrested by the sheriff's office:
Thomas Matthew Walker, 27, 164 Bluegrass Drive, Union, charged Monday with failure to register as a sex offender.
Dennis Wayne Smith, 49, 223 Old Pump Station Road, Union, charged Tuesday with public drunk and charged Wednesday with trespassing after notice.
Angela Denise Brannon, 33, 1208 Linersville Road, Lot 7, Buffalo, charged Monday with no child restraints.
Leticia Elizabeth Johnson, 30, 211 Old Buffalo Road, Union, charged Monday with driving under suspension and failure to change drivers license.
The following persons were arrested by the public safety department:
Harold Dean Stevens, 45, 201D West Henrietta St., Union, charged Wednesday with disorderly conduct.
A 14-year-old juvenile charged Tuesday with shoplifting.
A 12-year-old juvenile charged Wednesday with shoplifting.
A 15-year-old juvenile charged Wednesday with assault and battery.
Rebecca Ann Odell, 19, 122 South St., Buffalo, charged Wednesday with malicious damage.
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