12 arrested for drug, weapon, gang accusation

A dozen men who are involved in a fight on Friday at the crime scene look at drug, gait and weapon members after members of the Statesboro Bulloch County crime press team responded to calls.

According to Lynn Anderson, Sheriff of Bulloch County, CST members reacted to Little Lotts Creek Apartments in the East Jones Avenue, where a large amount was gathered for the video films.

Reports about a “big disturbance” with “several men who may have been armed,” he said.

When CST officers and MPs arrived, several suspects fled into cars and on foot, but many were arrested, said Anderson.

The Statesboro police, Kyle Briley, and his K9 partner Rio, Assisted and Rio, “alerted on several vehicles”, which led to a large amount of marijuana of four cars. In addition, a loaded pistol was confiscated with a wiped identification sign, he said.

Some of the detained men were determined to have gang bonds and were charged accordingly, said Anderson.

The following arrested at the scene:

IDREAL SHARON NAILS, 19, LEISZER ROAD, GLENNVILLE – production, sale, sales or purchase of marijuana; Obstruction; Criminal street band activity; Manufacture/possession of a controlled or fake substance.

Ikel Tyshawn Nails, 18, Lechenzer Road, Glennville – Obstructure, Marijuana property, criminal road strap activity.

Michael Gibbons, 18, 167 Avenue, Hiltonia – Marijuana purchase, sale, production or sales; Obstruction; Manufacture or possession of controlled or fake substances; Possession of a firearm or a knife during the crime commissioning; Criminal use of an object with a changed ID brand; Criminal street band activity; Ownership of a drug -related object.

Jhari Jashon Washington, 19, Jennie Station Road, Claxton – Marijuana purchase, sale, sales or production; Production or possession of fake or controlled substances; Possession of a firearm or a knife during the inspection of a crime; Criminal use of an object with a changed ID brand; Criminal street band activity; Ownership of a drug -related object.

Terrance Jamal Brown, 26, Martin Luther King Drive, Glennville – Purchase, Sales, Sales or Production of Marijuana; Manufacture/possession of controlled or fake substances; Possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime; Criminal use of an object with a changed ID brand; Criminal street band activity; Ownership of a drug -related object.

Michael Crayshawn London, 19, Packinghouse Road – Marijuana purchase, sale, sales or production; Obstruction; Production or possession of fake or controlled substances; Possession of a firearm or a knife during the inspection of a crime; Criminal use of an object with a changed ID brand; Criminal street band activity; Ownership of a drug -related object.

Tarik Kelvin Dennie, 20, Holderness Street, Atlanta – Marijuana purchase, sale, sales or production; Marijuana property.

Tyrone Dartanione Parks, 24, Daisy Nevils Highway, Claxton – Marijuana purchase, sale, manufacture or sales; Ownership of a controlled substance of schedule IV, possession of drug -related objects.

David Gregory Harris, 21, Middleton Street, Orangeburg, SC – Marijuana purchase, sale, sales or production; Ownership of drug -related objects.

Joseph Darius Wilson, 23, Columbia Parkway, Columbia – Marijuana purchase, sale, sales or production; Ownership of drug -related objects.

Kentavius ​​Jakeith Walker, 17, Jewel Drive – Marijuana purchase, sale, manufacture or sales; Obstruction; Manufacture or possession of controlled or fake substances; Criminal street band activity; Possession of a firearm or a knife during the inspection of a crime; Criminal use of an object with a changed ID brand; Ownership of a drug -related object.

Devontae Lee McCullough, 17, Packinghouse Road – Purchase, Sales, Production or Sales by Marijuana; Obstruction; Manufacture or possession of controlled or fake substances; Criminal street band activity; Possession of a firearm or a knife during the inspection of a crime; Criminal use of an object with a changed ID brand; Ownership of a drug -related object.

All were taken to Bulloch County's prison, where, according to prison documents, they were exposed to further legal proceedings, including hearings.