A woman who allegedly asked a deputy to help her set a man’s clothes on fire ended up in jail Monday night.

Angela Lawson Ivey, 49, 1348 Peach Orchard Road, Union, is charged by the Union County Sheriff’s Office with criminal domestic violence.

The incident report states a deputy was dispatched Monday afternoon to Ivey’s residence in reference to a domestic disturbance. When he arrived, the deputy was told by the victim that Ivey was irate with him over relationship problems. The victim said when he came home Ivey came out of the house and jumped on him, scratching him on the right arm and pulling his shirt until they both fell on the ground. Ivey had an abrasion on her back consistent with falling to the ground on the stepping stones in the front yard.

The report states the deputy had responded to the same location an hour earlier. It describes Ivey as extremely upset about her relationship with the victim and was crying and yelling uncontrollably. Ivey, the report states, wanted the deputy to help her set the victim’s clothes on fire. The deputy, however, told her what the consequences would be if she did so and left the scene.

Ivey was arrested for criminal domestic violence and transported to the Union County Jail.

Criminal Sexual Conduct

A 16-year-old is being charged by the Union Public Safety Department with criminal sexual conduct first degree. The warrant for the teen’s arrest states that on May 28 he used force and aggravated coercion to commit sexual battery on the victim. The incident states the victim was 10 at the time of the alleged attack. The suspect was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon.

Incidents

The following incidents are being investigated by the public safety department:

Drugs, Gun Found

A quick response by the public safety department not only prevented violence Monday night but also resulted in the confiscation of a gun, marijuana and crack cocaine.

The incident report states officers were dispatched to the Porter Street area in reference to a suspicious group of males. Officers were advised the group of approximatelty 10-15 black males had been overheard to say they were going to the Union Mill area to fight. An oficer was unable to locate the group in the Porter Street area but others enroute to the Union Mill area were advised a large crowd of males had gathered outside an apartment building.

When the officers arrived, the report states the crowd began to disperse in many directions with many of the males exiting via a trail leading to Oak Street. A search of the area turned up a a Ruger P-90 .45 caliber handgun; a clear plastic bag containing 26 individually packed bags containing a green plant-like substance believed to be marijuana; and a bag containing six rock-like substances believed to be crack cocaine. The items were found just inside the woodline behind two apartment buildings.

Shots Fired

A car was damaged but no one was injured in what appears to have been a drive-by shooting late Monday night.

The incident report states one of the complainants said that around 11:30 p.m. he parked a relative’s car infront of 305 Gage Ave. The complainant said as he was getting out of the car he saw a black male hanging out the rear side window of a green car and yelling “Boy, better stay out from over here.” The second complainant said she was on the porch and heard somebody yelling from the green car but couldn’t tell who it was.

The green car was traveling south on Gage Avenue.

The complainants then went inside the apartment and approximately five minutes later heard four gunshots outside the residence. They said they did not see who fired the shots.

The report states the responding officer noticed a bullet hole in the driver’s side of the victim’s car. Damage to the vechicle was estimated at $400.

For shell casings were found near the residence.

Arrests

The following persons were arrested by the public safety department:

Jeffrey Jerome Hall, 39, 113 S. Enterprise St., Union, charged Wednesday with disorderly conduct.

The following persons were arrested by the sheriff’s office:

Kristy Vinson Black, 43, 213 Hancock St., Union, charged Monday with breach of peace and simple possession of marijuana.

Andrea Michelle Black, 24, 213 Hancock St., Union, charged Monday with breach of peace.