Baxley Police Chief James Godfrey reports the following activity over the past few weeks.
On May 14 at approximately 4:17 a.m., officers answered a call to a suspicious person around the area of Beach Street. On arrival officers canvased the area but didn’t locate any person. As officers were checking in the area, they did recover several items of food, a blue and white cooler, a H.P. computer monitor, a set of gear head speakers, an power adapter, a surge protector, a computer mouse, a H.P Pavilion computer, a H.P. keyboard, a tackle box with assorted items in it, two packs of printing paper, a back pack, a Peavey speaker, a pair of shears, a Bose equalizer, several items of cleaning products, some cords and cables, a Samsung flip phone, a projector and other items. After an investigation of the seized items, it was discovered that the items had been stolen from Dunn Memorial Church. The seized items were released back to the church. As the investigation continued several other items were returned back to the church, and dropped off, and later on a projector was also returned.
On May 14 at approximately 1:30 p.m., officers met with the clerk at the Pineland Bank in reference to some fictitious checks they had received. On arrival the clerk told officers that they had received three checks from a person; one he had used to start a savings account with, the other two he cashed. The clerk told officers that they later discovered the checks were on a closed acc....
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