Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Claims Police Reports

TALLASSEE POLICE DEPARTMENT

SEPT. 8

• Assistance was given to a motorist on Tallassee Highway.

SEPT. 7

• A white female was arrested on Freeman Avenue.

• Assistance was given to another agency on Parker Lane.

• A juvenile complaint was filed on Washington Street.

• An arrest was made on Macedonia Road.

• An abandoned vehicle was reported on Friendship Road.

• Criminal mischief was reported on Quail Run Drive.

• A domestic incident was reported on Sims Avenue.

• An animal complaint was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• An arrest was made on Barnett Boulevard.

• Theft was reported on Washington Street.

• An arrest was made on Highway 229.

• Harassment was reported on First Avenue.

• Animal control was requested on Hicks Store Road.

• Assistance was given to a motorist on Powers Avenue.

• Suspicious activity was reported on Quail Run Drive.

SEPT. 6

• A juvenile runaway was reported on Washington Street.

• A civil disturbance was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• A stolen vehicle was reported on Notasulga Road.

• A child custody dispute was reported on Notasulga Road.

• Suspicious activity was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• A private property accident was reported on Friendship Road.

• Computer tampering was reported on Sunset Circle.

• A welfare check was con-

Vaccines

Continued from A1 ducted on Hillcrest Street.

• Fraudulent use of a credit or debit card was reported on Harris Street.

• Harassment was reported on Jordan Avenue.

• A domestic dispute was reported on Macedonia Road.

• Livestock in the roadway was reported on Macedonia Road.

• A suspicious person was reported on Hornsby Drive.

SEPT. 5

• A child custody dispute and trespassing was reported on Notasulga Road.

• Harassment was reported on Dorman Avenue.

• Harassment was reported on Freeman Avenue.

• Assistance was given during a medical call on West James Street.

• Assistance was given to a citizen on East Patton Street.

• A suspicious vehicle was reported on Weldon Drive.

• A domestic dispute was reported on Quail Run Drive.

• A white female was arrested on Riverside Avenue.

• Assistance was given to a citizen on Gilmer Avenue.

• A white female was arrested on Gilmer Avenue.

• A suspicious vehicle was reported on Riverhills Court.

SEPT. 4

• A hit and run accident was reported on Jordan Avenue.

• A Black male was arrested at the Elmore County Jail.

• A suspicious vehicle was reported on Outer Drive.

• Menacing was reported on Paxton Drive.

• A domestic incident was reported on Tallassee Highway.

• Panhandling was reported on Central Boulevard.

• Assistance was given to a citizen on Barnett Boulevard.

• A juvenile complaint was filed on Gilmer Avenue.

• Theft was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• A Black female was arrested on Rickey Lane.

• A domestic incident was reported on Lower Tuskegee Road.

• A hit and run accident was reported on Notasulga Road.

• A child custody dispute was reported on Notasulga Road.

• A vehicle accident was reported on Kent Road.

• A welfare check was conducted on Notasulga Road.

• A tree was reported in the roadway on Tallassee Highway.

• Menacing was reported on First Avenue.

• Theft was reported on Benson Avenue.

SEPT. 3

• Reckless driving was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• Unauthorized use of a vehicle was reported on Washington Street.

• A hit and run accident was reported on Central Boulevard.

• A juvenile complaint was reported on Mott Lane.

• A welfare check was conducted on South Harper Street.

• A domestic incident was reported on Central Boulevard.

• Gun shots were reported on Central Boulevard.

• A private property accident was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• Assistance was given to another agency on South Wesson Street.

• An animal complaint was reported on Clover Street.

• Suspicious activity was reported on Mott Lane.

SEPT. 2

• Assistance was given to a motorist on Gilmer Avenue.

• A suspicious vehicle was reported on Freeman Avenue.

• A domestic incident was reported on North Ann Avenue.

• A vehicle accident with als ages 12 and older, and the Moderna bivalent vaccine is authorized for individuals ages 18 and older. The new boosters are available for eligible age groups two months after completing their primary vaccination series or their last booster vaccine.

In a media statement, the grocery store parent company stated it is also offering up to $20 in free groceries as a vaccine incentive. To receive the free grocery offer, customers can get a flu vaccine (free with most insurances) along with their Pfizer or Moderna bivalent vaccine during the same visit to receive a voucher for $20 in free groceries. See pharmacy for details.

The grocer is offering online appointments and convenient walk-ups for Pfizer and Moderna bivalent boosters and encourages qualified individuals to www.winndixie.com/pharmacy/covid-vaccine for timely updates

Food Truck

Continued from A1 a site in Elmore County. Griffin Pritchard with the Family Sunshine Center said the food truck event will help get the organization in the public eye.

“We have done a lot of stuff in Montgomery,” Pritchard said. “It gives a chance to do something in our service area.”

Knight said the event will have about six to eight food trucks which are still being lined up but no injuries was reported on Whatley Drive.

• Reckless driving was reported on Highway 229.

• An animal complaint was reported on Central Boulevard.

• A suspicious vehicle was reported on Mill Circle.

• A welfare check was conducted on Herd Street.

• A hit and run accident was reported on Highway 229.

• A motor vehicle accident was reported on Highway 229.

• A suspicious vehicle was reported on Ladys Lane.

• Fraud was reported on Barnett Boulevard.

• A welfare check was conducted on Macedonia Road.

• A suspicious vehicle was reported on Highway 229.

SEPT. 1

• A Black male was arrested on Lower Tuskegee Road.

• A Black male was arrested on Highway 229.

• A private property accident was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• A welfare check was conducted on James Street.

• Theft was reported on Gilmer Avenue.

• Menacing was reported on Barnett Boulevard.

• Identity theft was reported on Greenwood Road.

Wetumpka Police Department

SEPT. 7

• Criminal mischief was reported on Tuskeena Street.

Fraudulent use of a credit of debit card was reported on U.S. Highway 231.

SEPT. 5

• Theft was reported on U.S. Highway 231.

SEPT. 2 including pharmacy locations, available appointments, frequently asked questions and guidance to support the health and well-being of the communities it serves.

• Theft was reported on U.S. Highway 231.

“SEG continues to work diligently to keep appointment availability updated online in real time as additional vaccines are regularly received or due to cancellations,” the statement read. “SEG appreciates the flexibility, kindness and respect for other shoppers and associates shown by its customers, and asks for their continued cooperation to keep communities safe and healthy. “ it’s more than just a way to get dinner on Oct. 22.

SEG is also continuing its availability of Pfizer’s Paxlovid and Merck’s Molnupiravir oral antiviral medications to eligible patients in all Fresco y Más, Harveys Supermarket and Winn-Dixie pharmacies to be used in the treatment of mild-to-moderate COVID-19 cases.

Eligible patients must have received a positive COVID-19 diagnosis, begin treatment within five days of symptom onset and have a prescription from their doctor or health care provider to qualify to receive the oral treatments.

“It’s both a friendraiser and fundraiser,” Knight said.

Knight said they are even playing on Southern roots and locales for the name of the event.

“We are calling it ‘Cookin’ on the Coosa,’” Knight said. “We are dropping to the ‘G’ to make it a little more Southern.”

The Family Sunshine Center is dedicated to ending family violence, sexual assault and human trafficking through comprehensive services and community-based outreach and prevention education.

The Family Sunshine Center works to foster hope and healing through immediate response, safe haven in crisis, advocacy, counseling and support, so that victims may be empowered to lead safe, violence-free lives. The organization has service sites located in Autauga, Butler, Chilton, Crenshaw, Elmore, Lowndes and Montgomery counties.

For more information on the Family Sunshine Centers programs and services, visit www.familysunshine.org.