• Oct. 22 Simple battery 466 West Gen. Screven Way
A South Carolina man said he was assaulted outside of a Hinesville restaurant. The man told police he left the restaurant after picking up his dinner order and someone tapped him on the shoulder. He turned and was punched in the face.
The victim said he fell to the ground and curled up into a ball as the first individual and two others began “whaling, punching and kicking” him. He said he curled up to make himself a smaller target. While on the ground, the man searched for his car keys. He told police he found his keys and managed to stand and walk to his car. As the man got into his car, one of the individuals yanked the yarmulke he was wearing off his head and allegedly said, “This is what you get for being a Jew.”
The man told police he got behind the wheel of his car and drove away. He described the men to police and reported that he saw the men inside the restaurant while he was waiting for his order.
Runaway juvenile, Topi Trail
A Topi Trail woman reported her teenage daughter ran away from home. The woman told police her daughter left a note saying she would return in several days.
The woman said she took her daughter to school that morning and received a phone call from the school’s assistant principal at about 9:42 a.m. The assistant principal reportedly told the woman her daughter was suspended from school. The woman told police she did not know where her daughter may have gone. She said her daughter had run away three times before but those incidents were not reported to police. The woman said her daughter has bipolar disorder and is on medication. She said her daughter has cut herself in the past and suffers from depression. Police issued a “be on the lookout” for the missing girl.
A South Carolina man said he was assaulted outside of a Hinesville restaurant. The man told police he left the restaurant after picking up his dinner order and someone tapped him on the shoulder. He turned and was punched in the face.
The victim said he fell to the ground and curled up into a ball as the first individual and two others began “whaling, punching and kicking” him. He said he curled up to make himself a smaller target. While on the ground, the man searched for his car keys. He told police he found his keys and managed to stand and walk to his car. As the man got into his car, one of the individuals yanked the yarmulke he was wearing off his head and allegedly said, “This is what you get for being a Jew.”
The man told police he got behind the wheel of his car and drove away. He described the men to police and reported that he saw the men inside the restaurant while he was waiting for his order.
Runaway juvenile, Topi Trail
A Topi Trail woman reported her teenage daughter ran away from home. The woman told police her daughter left a note saying she would return in several days.
The woman said she took her daughter to school that morning and received a phone call from the school’s assistant principal at about 9:42 a.m. The assistant principal reportedly told the woman her daughter was suspended from school. The woman told police she did not know where her daughter may have gone. She said her daughter had run away three times before but those incidents were not reported to police. The woman said her daughter has bipolar disorder and is on medication. She said her daughter has cut herself in the past and suffers from depression. Police issued a “be on the lookout” for the missing girl.