Sheriff’s Office Charges Two with Burglaries on Kincannon Lane and No Pone Road

Curtis Wayne Collier

Bradley County Sheriff’s detectives have charged two suspects with burglaries at  homes on Kincannon Lane on July 29 and No Pone Road on July 30.

An investigation by the Criminal Investigations Division led to the identification of two suspects, Curtis Wayne Collier, 21, of 2770 Springplace Road, and Kevin George Magendie Jr., 19, of 554 No Pone Road.

From 250 Kincannon Lane reported stolen were two guns, a DVD player, video game system, several knives and other items. The items were valued at $1,385.

From 552 No Pone Road the loss included a stereo and speakers and DVD’s valued at $1,750.

Most of the property has been recovered.

Kevin George Magendie

Collier and Magendie are charged with two counts of aggravated burglary and two counts of theft over $1,000.   

In addition, Magendie is charged with two counts of theft under $500 and two counts of vandalism over $500.

During questioning Magendie gave investigators information about thefts of copper tubing on June 29 from Eastview Baptist Church at 2083 No Pone Road and Standfield Baptist Church at 1549 No Pone Road. Both investigations revealed copper tubing had been removed from the heating / air conditioning systems of the two churches allowing propane gas to escape.

Two Arrests from Road Rage

Justin Dakota Shuler

Bradley County Sheriff’s deputies took two people into custody on Sunday after an incident of road rage.

Justin Dakota Shuler, 20, is charged with felony reckless endangerment after he pursued another vehicle on Carson Road.  The driver of that vehicle, Marie Heath, 18, and a passenger reported Shuler’s Honda Passport had chased them in an attempt to get them to stop. Both reported being in fear of their safety due to attempts to run them off the road.

Karen J. Mathews

Heath was stopped by Shuler at Horton Road and Ladd Springs Road.  A third vehicle pulled up and a passenger, Karen J. Matthews, 41, got out and struck Heath’s vehicle with a hammer.  She was taken into custody for aggravated assault and vandalism.

Deputies believe the road rage incident stemmed from an earlier altercation over the theft of several CD’s from Heath’s vehicle.

FOUR ARRESTED DURING ASSAULT INVESTIGATION

BCSO deputies, before suspects able to flee the area.

Bradley County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a residence on South Lee Highway Tuesday afternoon following a 9-1-1 call of an assault in progress.  Before deputies arrived, the four suspects left the residence at 3156 South Lee Highway and were seen driving toward Cleveland.  Deputy Chris Corte-Real passed the vehicle and he conducted a traffic stop at South Lee Highway and Circle Drive.   

Roadside search and arrest of the suspects.

The suspects were identified as Tavaris Levoy Francis, 18, of Huff Avenue;  Michael Lee Satterfield Jr., 19, of Twinbrook Drive;  Michael Lee Satterfield Sr., 55, also of Twinbrook Drive;  and Terrell Lebron Lindsey, 21,  of Victory Street. They were each booked into the Bradley

Logging in the evidence and finalizing reports.

From the vehicle deputies recovered a baseball bat, a pool stick, and a tire tool. 

TRAFFIC STOP LEADS TO ARRESTS IN BURGLARY INVESTIGATION

Valerie R. Crisp

A routine traffic stop on Sunday launched an investigation that has thus far put three people in jail and helped the Bradley County Sheriff’s Office solve a recent burglary.

When Deputy Casey Kerr activated his emergency equipment on Baldwin Street for the traffic stop the vehicle pulled off the road but two of the three people inside attempted to elude the officer on foot.

Tyler Lee Keller, 20, was taken into custody after briefly eluding capture. In the vehicle deputies found Valerie R. Crisp, 22, who did not flee.  Both gave their address as Lebannon Church Road.

Brian Howard Towers

All three have been linked to a burglary on McClure Road where the home and an outbuilding were entered.  

Detectives obtained a search warrant for Keller’s residence and found some of the stolen property and 68 marijuana plants.

Tyler Lee Keller