BCSO blotter: Stolen cell phone, scratched car door

BCSO blotter: Stolen cell phone, scratched car door

From the Bryan County Sheriff’s Office July 23: Man reports that his cellphone was stolen; he took a Lyft ride from the Love’s truckstop on Dean Forest Road in Garden City, Georgia and left his cell phone in the vehicle. He stated that over the next few hours, he attempted to contact Lyft and the driver but was not able to reach them. He stated that the cell phone was last pinging at the Love’s truckstop where he was picked up. He stated that he contacted the Love’s truckstop and they did not have his cell phone. July 23: Man reports fraudulent charges on his credit card, after reporting it stolen on July 19th. Three of the charges occurred at the Shell gas station located at 22 Captain Matthew Freeman Drive. He further advised that since Sunday, July 19th, 2026, a total of $729.80 has been fraudulently charged to his credit card. July 23: An officer from the Pembroke Police Department reported that a truck from the Forestry Commission struck a manhole, which damaged the truck. July 23: At Hendrix Park, a Bryan County maintenance worker stated that a water pump shed in front of the football field had been broken into. The deputy observed that the door latch was sheared off at the hinges and noted multiple footprints on the door. The outline of the footprints indicated that the individual who kicked the door open was not wearing shoes. The worker confirmed that nothing else was stolen or damaged. July 23: While on assigned patrol, a deputy responded to a call for service in…

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