May 13: Disorderly conduct — Two brothers were arguing over property lines and deputies advised them they have to settle the matter in civil court. One brother said cars kept driving across his property. He said his brother runs a night club on his side of the property at Robert Hill Road but cars were using his side like a thoroughfare. He said when he complained to his brother his sibling threatened him, so he called the police.

May 15
Matter of record — A woman said she went to pick up property that was part of her divorce settlement from her deceased ex-husband and found some of the items were missing or damaged. She said a washer and dryer were gone and a John Deere riding mower had been stripped of working parts.

Burglary — A man who lives in Allenhurst reported his house had been ransacked and guns were among the items missing.  He said all the kitchen drawers had been pulled open and his laptop, camera and gaming equipment were gone as well.

May 26
Animal complaint — A Hinesville woman called a deputy and an Animal Control officer to complain about a neighbor’s dog. The complainant stated that she had an ongoing problem with the dog coming onto her property. She suspects the dog killed her cat, and she fears the dog may harm her son next.
The deputy then went to the neighbor’s residence where both people living there denied the dog being a nuisance, and instead reported that there was an ongoing problem between them and the complainant.

Theft by taking-misdemeanor — A Midway man called a deputy in reference to the theft of his car rims. The complainant left his residence for church, with the rims still present.
When he returned home, the rims were missing from his yard.

May 27
Disorderly conduct — A Midway woman reported to deputies about a dispute that took place when she and a man were sitting on her front porch. Another woman came outside and started yelling obscenities.
The complainant said this is a recurring event with the offender shouting abusive language toward her. The offender said she never made any comments toward the complainant. She also said the complainant was drinking that evening.
Another neighbor was interviewed, reporting to the deputies that the offender often comes outside and yells at the complainant and other individuals in the neighborhood.

Marijuana-possession less than 1 ounce, seat-belt violation — A deputy was traveling along South Coastal Highway when he noticed a car pass him in which the passenger was not wearing a seat belt.
He stopped the vehicle, and the passenger admitted to not wearing a seat belt. The deputy asked to search the car, but the occupants said no.
The deputy released his narcotics dog to conduct a free air sniff of the exterior of the vehicle, to which the K-9 responded around the driver’s front door. The occupants were removed from the car and searched with nothing found. A clear plastic bag containing a green leafy substance was found under the front passenger seat, as well as a blunt containing that same substance.
The passenger confessed to it being his. He was given citations for both his seat belt and possession.

May 28
Criminal trespass — A Midway man and woman called a deputy to their residence in reference to a burglary.
The complainants reported that they left their house at 6:30 for dinner.
When they returned home, the front and back doors were wide open, as well as their dog out of the house and running down the street.
No items were taken from the residence, and there were no signs of forced entry.