Bulloch County Jail Booking & Incident Report – July 27, 2026

WILLIAMS, LAMONTE JAMES ANTHONY

WILLIAMS, LAMONTE JAMES ANTHONY

Date: 7/25/2026
Sex: M
Race: B
Agency: STATESBORO PD
Officer: PEREZ-MACES, J.M
Charges
  • BATTERY
  • CRUELTY TO CHILDREN-3RD DEGREE-ALLOW CHILD TO WITNESS FORCIBLE FELONY/BATTERY/FAMILY VIOLENCE
  • CRIMINAL TRESPASS
  • HARASSING COMMUNICATIONS
WRIGHT, JOHNNIE RAY

WRIGHT, JOHNNIE RAY

Date: 7/24/2026
Sex: M
Race: W
Agency: BULLOCH CO SO
Charges
  • **WEEKENDER**

Incident Reports

Incident Report

Date: 7/24/2026
Case #: 2026-07-16513
Offender(s): NEAL, GEORGE (61)
Location: PULASKI RD
Officer: BROWN, GUSTAVO ANGEL SRO-4
Charges
  • WARRANT EXECUTEDUNASSIGNED1
Narrative

On 07/23/2026 at approximately 19:10 hours, I responded to 8095 Pulaski Road in reference to a domestic dispute.


Incident Report

Date: 7/24/2026
Case #: 2026-07-16555
Offender(s): UNKNOWN SUSPECT, (18)
Location: MAGNOLIA PL
Officer: DERR, SAMUEL WINNERLING 26
Charges
  • THEFT BY EXTORTION16-8-16
Narrative

On 7/24/2026 I met with the complainant in reference to an online scam.


Incident Report

Date: 7/24/2026
Case #: 2026-07-16564
Offender(s): NEWMAN, CHRISTOPHER (1)
Location: S Main St
Officer: HALL, JOSEPH LEON 462
Charges

No charges listed.

Narrative

On July 24th, 2026, at approximately 1851 hours, I met with Jonathan Roberts in the lobby of the Bulloch County Sheriff's Office in reference to a scam. Roberts stated he paid an individual claiming to be Christopher Newman with the Bulloch County Sheriff`s Ofice $15,000 to have a federal warrant removed. After a brief investigation, Roberts was advised to contact Hinesville PD, and a report was completed for documentation.


Incident Report

Date: 7/26/2026
Case #: 2026-07-16657
Offender(s): CURTIS, RODERICK D (40)
Location: HIGHWAY 80 W / COLFAX RD
Officer: WAYNE, WILLIAM EDWARD 22
Charges
  • SPEEDING IN EXCESS OF MAXIMUM LIMITS40-6-181
  • DUI - LESS SAFE- ALCOHOL40-6-391(A)(1)
  • OPEN CONTAINER OF ALCOHOL IN MOTOR VEHICLE40-6-253
  • DRIVING WHILE LICENSE SUSPENDED OR40-5-121
Narrative

Observed vehicle speeding 74 MPH in a 55 MPH zone. Driver displayed signs of impairment, admitted to drinking, and refused the requested blood test. Arrested for DUI (Less Safe), Driving While License Suspended, Speeding, and Open Container. Vehicle towed by Bruce's Towing; driver transported to BCSO without incident.


Incident Report

Date: 7/26/2026
Case #: 2026-07-16669
Offender(s): UNKNOWN, (18)
Location: CLIPONREKA RD
Officer: DERR, SAMUEL WINNERLING 26
Charges

No charges listed.

Narrative

On 7/26/2026 I met with the complainant regarding fraudulent activity on their Financial Transaction Card.


Incident Report

Date: 7/26/2026
Case #: 2026-07-16672
Location: HIGHWAY 46 POS METTER CITY LIMIT METTER
Officer: WAYNE, WILLIAM EDWARD 22
Charges
  • BATTERY (FV)- 1ST OFFENSE16-5-23.1(F)(1)
Narrative

On July 26, 2026, at approximately 1325 hours, deputies were dispatched to 30 Cedarwood Drive, Statesboro, Georgia, in reference to a reported assault. Upon arrival, I made contact with the complainant/victim, Anna Rodriguez. Due to a language barrier, communication was facilitated using a translator. Rodriguez advised that at approximately 0300 hours, while in Candler County near the City of Metter and/or within the City of Metter, she and her husband, Fernando Morales, became involved in a verbal altercation. Rodriguez stated Morales was extremely intoxicated and repeatedly attempted to persuade her to get into a vehicle with him so they could drive home. Rodriguez advised she refused multiple times. Rodriguez stated Morales then intentionally headbutted her in the forehead. I observed a swollen area on the center of her forehead measuring approximately three inches in diameter and approximately one inch raised, consistent with her account of the incident. Because the reported assault occurred in Candler County, Rodriguez was advised to report to the appropriate law enforcement agency with jurisdiction to file a criminal complaint. Candler County Sheriff's Office was notified of the incident and provided this agency's case report number for reference. They advised they may conduct a follow-up investigation. While on scene, deputies contacted Safe Haven on Rodriguez's behalf. Safe Haven arranged emergency shelter accommodations, and Rodriguez advised her sister would transport her to the shelter. Rodriguez did not advise whether any children were present during the incident. Returned to patrol.

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