A routine “disorder” call has led to the arrest of an East Ridge woman on drug charges.
Noe Jayne Simmons, 23, of a Bennett Road address, has been charged with Possession of Methamphetamine for Resale. She is due to appear in East Ridge Municipal Court on Feb. 27.
According to an affidavit of complaint, on Tuesday officers were dispatched to 4006 Bennett Road in reference to a disorder. When officers arrived they spoke to a juvenile male who said that his sister was “tweaking” and tearing up the house. The report states that officers found the sister, Simmons, in the living room hallucinating. Simmons told police that people in the house were not who they were saying they were, and insisted that police go under house for some unknown reason.
The report states that Simmons tried to grab an officer and had to be restrained. She was taken to the ground and handcuffed to better control her movements. According to the report, because there was not a female officer present, officers asked Simmons’ mother to search her pockets. Inside one of Simmons’ pockets was a small bag containing suspected methamphetamine. The report does not state the quantity of the suspected drug found on Simmons.
Simmons was arrested and transported to the Hamilton County Jail.
1130 Chippewah Dr.: Police were dispatched to the address on Tuesday in regard to an auto theft. According to a police report, as an officer was en route he was informed by dispatch that the complainant said that a heavyset white male was seen running up from the road to her vehicle and stealing it. When the officer arrived he spoke to two women, one who called police and the other the owner of the stolen Nissan. The report states that both women were inside the residence when they saw the suspect run up to the vehicle on a surveillance camera inside the house. The camera has no mechanism to record images, the report states. The victim told police that as the incident was unfolding she tried to get the key fob to the vehicle to activate its alarm. She was unsuccessful.
The suspect was described as being 5-feet, 10-inches tall and weighing between 200 and 215 pounds. He was wearing a tan beanie, a tan colored hoodie and blue jeans. The vehicle is a light green, 2008 Nissan Altima with a Tennessee handicap tag of 9150DD7. The vehicle was entered into a crime data base as stolen.
_ 5504 Sunny Dell Ln.: Police were dispatched to the address earlier this week on an auto theft. According to a police report, an officer spoke with a man who said that he left his 2001 Ford F250 running in his driveway. A neighbor said that a red minivan pulled up and a tall, skinny, white male got out of the vehicle and into the victim’s truck. The victim attempted to follow the vehicle in his other car but was unable to catch it. According to the report, the truck was last seen traveling south on Altamaha Street. The owner of the truck was not able to immediately provide police with registration information on the truck, but did so the next day. The truck was entered into a national crime data base as stolen.
