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10/16/2026

⛽ 💵 We've made an arrest in a "free gas for under-the-table cash scheme."

🚔 Chatham County Police Department officers arrested 25-year-old Tiffany Jones on Wednesday and charged her with felony theft by taking. Jones was booked into the Chatham County Detention Center.

💰The Chatham County Police Department investigation found that between August and October of this year, more than three thousand gallons of diesel fuel was pumped without being paid for – amounting to more than $20,000 in losses to the business. The investigation found eighteen incidents where an employee was paid between $100 and $500 in cash that they pocketed, and then allowed the customer to forgo paying at the pump. The incidents happened at the Circle K located in the 5500 block of Highway 21.

🔎 The Chatham County Police Department is the lead investigative agency in this case, and any information from another source may not be accurate at this time.

10/15/2026

💵 The $80,000 taken from an elderly scam victim has been recovered. Many of you saw our post yesterday, and we wanted to give you an update. Earlier this week, we also recovered $6,000 dollars that another victim lost to a different scam.

It is very unusual for us to be able to recoup money for victims. But when it happens, it is because the crime was quickly reported to police and the victim’s financial institution.

If you realize you have been a victim of a financial scam, please do not let fear or embarrassment keep you from reporting it. The faster you report what has happened to you, the more likely it will be that some of your money can be recovered.

10/14/2026

🚨🚨 UPDATE 10/15/26 9:41 am We are happy to let everyone know that the more than $80,000 that was scammed from one of these victims was recovered.

The quicker scams are reported to banks and police, the more likely we are to be able to recover the funds. It is still very unusual for us to be able to recoup money for scam victims. But when it does happen, it is always because the crime was reported quickly.

🚨 Two elderly victims on the Islands lost a combined total of more than $100 thousand dollars in the last week because they were conned into thinking that their computer was infected with a virus.

💻 In both incidents, the victims said a pop-up appeared on their computer warning that the computer was infected with a virus.

💰 By the time the scam was over, one victim had sent more than $80 thousand dollars to the scammers and another had sent more than $28 thousand.

🚩 Never click on pop-ups or links in unexpected texts or emails.

🚩 Do not send or transfer money when someone claims your bank account or personal data has been compromised. Instead, contact your financial institution directly to verify. If there is an issue, they will help you solve it.

10/14/2026

🚔 Skidaway Island fraud suspect #3 has been arrested.

Our detectives arrested 18-year-old Jamari Timmons yesterday on an active warrant for felony financial transaction card fraud. Timmons was booked into the Chatham County Detention Center.

The charges stem from several incidents in the Skidaway Island area, and the investigation into those crimes remains active and ongoing.

In September, we arrested 23-year-old Koronte Edwards and 22-year-old Jamaal Alija Green on felony financial transaction card fraud charges in connection with the same case.

The Chatham County Police Department is the lead investigative agency in this case, and any information from another source may not be accurate at this time.

UPDATE 10/13/26 12:36 pmHoleyka Parada has been located and is safe.We are searching for a runaway who has not been seen...
10/13/2026

UPDATE 10/13/26 12:36 pm

Holeyka Parada has been located and is safe.

We are searching for a runaway who has not been seen since last night.

Thirteen-year-old Holeyka Parada was last seen by her mother at approximately 9:00 p.m. on Monday, October 12, 2026, in the 200 block of Quacco Road.

Parada was last seen wearing a long-sleeved white shirt and shorts with pants underneath the shorts. She is 5’1” and weights approximately 118 lbs.

Anyone who has information regarding Parada’s whereabouts is asked to contact police.

The Chatham County Police Department is the lead investigative agency in this case, and any information from another source may not be accurate at this time.

Due to the sensitive nature of missing persons cases, comments on this post are closed.

UPDATE 10/12/26 5:10 pmAll lanes are now open.UPDATE: 10/12/26 3:25 pm. One westbound lane of traffic on President St...
10/12/2026

UPDATE 10/12/26 5:10 pm

All lanes are now open.

UPDATE: 10/12/26 3:25 pm. One westbound lane of traffic on President Street at Pennsylvania Avenue is now open.

Both westbound lanes of President Street at Pennsylvania Avenue are closed due to a vehicle fire and fuel spill. Motorists should expect significant delays and seek alternate routes.

The Chatham County Police Department is the lead investigative agency in this case, and information from another source may not be accurate at this time.

10/09/2026

An investigation by the Chatham County Police Department’s Criminal Investigations Division has led to the indictment of three suspects in connection with the murder of a man who was gunned down while stopped in his vehicle on Highway 204 near I-95.

This week a Chatham County Grand Jury indicted Tyree King on murder and aggravated assault charges. Brothers Jamond Reid and Jatwone Reid were indicted for illegal possession of a fi***rm.

The indictments stem from the July 25, 2024, shooting death of 25-year-old Tre’von Moorer. Moorer was the driver of a vehicle stopped at a traffic light when he was approached by armed individuals and shot.

The Chatham County Police Department was assisted in the investigation by the Federal Bureau of Alcohol, To***co, and Fi****ms (ATF).

10/09/2026

🚘🏍 Yesterday we had a teen on an electric motorcycle struck by a vehicle on Whitefield Avenue. He walked away from the collision with four citations—even though he wasn’t the at-fault driver.

Luckily, the 15-year-old was not seriously injured and no one in the other vehicle was hurt.

The adult driver of the vehicle that struck the teen was found to be at fault by the Chatham County Police Department Traffic Unit and was charged with Improper Backing.

The 15-year-old received four citations for Learner’s Permit Violation, Driving Without License on Person, Operating Restrictions for an Off-Road Vehicle, and Tire Requirements.

While the teen was wearing a helmet, he was wearing all black clothing while operating a black motorcycle which made him difficult to see, and the motorcycle had tires with no tread and lacked mirrors, lighting, and other roadway safety equipment.

Parents, remember that all electric bikes are not the same and many are actually classified as motorcycles in Georgia. Please familiarize yourself with the laws and make sure that your child’s bike/cycle is compliant before they ride it again.

10/08/2026

🚨🚔 Last night our patrol officers arrested a 12-year-old and a 13-year-old after an attempted burglary at a home in the River Oaks area of Wilmington Island. When we apprehended the suspects a few minutes after they were seen trying to open the front door of the home, they were armed with pocketknives and ski masks. This was at approximately 8:20 p.m.

⚖️ The pair are charged with Criminal Intent/Burglary and Possession of Tools for the Commission of a Crime. The case will now make its way through the Juvenile Court system.

UPDATE: 10/14/26 12:16 P.M.Our detectives arrested 18-year-old Jamari Timmons yesterday on an active warrant for felony ...
10/06/2026

UPDATE: 10/14/26 12:16 P.M.

Our detectives arrested 18-year-old Jamari Timmons yesterday on an active warrant for felony financial transaction card fraud. Timmons was booked into the Chatham County Detention Center.

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We took two of our Skidaway Island suspects into custody, but we're still looking for 18-year-old Jamari Timmons. He has an active arrest warrant for financial transaction card fraud, and we want to find him. He frequents the LaRoche Avenue area.

The Chatham County Police Department asked for the public’s help in identifying Timmons —whose identity was unknown at the time — and locating two other suspects on September 16, 2026. Tips from the public and other investigative information helped to identify Timmons.

Within a few days of the September 16, 2026, press release and social media post, the two other suspects were taken into custody by the Chatham County Police Department. Twenty-three-year-old Koronte Edwards and 22-year-old Jamaal Alija Green were both arrested and taken to the Chatham County Detention Center where they were booked on felony financial transaction card fraud charges. The charges stem from several incidents in the Skidaway Island area, and the investigation into those crimes remains active and ongoing.

Anyone who has information regarding Jamari Timmons’ whereabouts is asked to contact police. Anonymous tips can be sent through the Chatham County Police Department app, or you can also call Crime Stoppers at 912-234-2020, where tipsters are anonymous and may qualify for a cash reward.

The Chatham County Police Department is the lead investigative agency in this case, and any information from another source may not be accurate at this time.

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