Staff Reports

The Morgan County Grand Jury returned several indictments during the September term of the Morgan County Grand Jury. The following persons were indicted.

• Tyrone Grant, 37, Hampton, S.C. one count possession with intent to distribute cocaine, one count obstruction of an officer, one count tampering with evidence, one count fleeing and attempting to elude a police officer, one count possession of marijuana.
• William Michael Konzny, 22, Lugoff, S.C. one count trafficking in marijuana.
• Montae Bernard Barrett, 31, Salley, S.C. one count trafficking in cocaine, one count possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime.
• Johnny M. Rawls, 32, Decatur, one count possession with intent to distribute marijuana, one count possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime.
• Edward Ricardo Shingler, 26, Bishopville, S.C., one count trafficking in cocaine, one count disorderly conduct, one count driving while license suspended.
• Fredrick L. Mullins, 54, Rutledge, one count terroristic threats and acts, one count public indecency.
• Johnny Melvin Greer, 38, Warrenton, one count aggravated assault, two counts family violence, battery, one count obstructing a person making a 911 call, two counts obstruction of an officer, one count giving false name to an officer, one count giving false date of birth to an officer.
• Quinton Andre Ross, 18, Madison, one count criminal damage to property in the second degree, two counts disorderly conduct.
• Pamela Denice Coleman, 54, Madison, one count possession of Hydrocodone, one count drug container violation.
• Christopher Gerald Silvey, 31, Greensboro, two counts burglary.
• Jamie Lynn Webb, no age, no address given, two counts burglary.

Madison Police Department

Madison Police Department

Madison Police Department

• On July 22 Michael Edward McCullough, 23, Madison, was arrested and charged with firing a weapon in the city limits after officers were called to an Eatonton Road restaurant. Reports state that a man at the restaurant reported hearing three gun shots. Officers walked toward the direction of the gun shots and an officer heard a man pumping a shotgun. The officers walked down the driveway with weapons drawn and commanded the man to put the gun down. The man complied and the officers then placed McCullough under arrest.
• On July 22 a burglary complaint was filed at a Micha Way location after a woman reported that someone had kicked open a locked door and removed a 55-inch, flat screen television, a Playstation 3 game console, two joystick controllers and six Playstation games.
• On July 18 Dylan Michael Cordell, 19, Flowery Branch, was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana after a vehicle in which Cordell was a passenger was stopped for driving 70 miles per hour in a 45-mile per hour zone on Georgia Highway 12. According to reports, after the stop the officer reported a strong smell of marijuana coming from the vehicle. Consequent to the search the officer allegedly found a metal grinder under the passenger seat of the vehicle that contained suspected marijuana.
• On July 5 a damage to property complaint was filed at an Eatonton Road car lot after a man reported that someone had taken a spoiler from a 2003 Chevrolet Monte Carlo.

Madison Police Department