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ARREST MADE IN BURGLARY IN PROGRESS
An arrest has been made and charges filed against a suspect in a recent burglary of an occupied dwelling. The Holmes County Sheriff’s Office responded to North Waukesha Street in reference to a burglary in progress. Deputies arrived and found the suspect and senior adult victim standing in front of the residence. The victim stated that she had been awakened by a loud noise and went to investigate. It was then that the victim discovered the suspect inside the south bathroom of her residence. The victim was able to talk the suspect outside where she used a cordless phone to call a neighbor, who in turn called the Sheriff’s Office. The suspect was identified as Michael Ray Land (W/M 27 yoa) of Bonifay. Land was covered in blood and appeared to be under the influence of alcohol and/or a controlled substance. Land was obviously very confused and irate at the same time. Land stated he did not know where he was at, nor how he had gotten there. At one point Land became angry and began slinging his arms causing his blood to strike a Deputy. Land was transported to Doctor’s Memorial Hospital for treatment and later placed under arrest for burglary of an occupied dwelling, attempted theft and battery on a law enforcement officer. Land is currently being held in the Holmes County Jail on a total of $27,000.00 bond related to this incident. Land was out on bond for pending charges in Washington County and the State Attorney’s Office has begun proceedings to revoke that bond as well.
BURGLARY SUSPECT ARRESTED IN ALABAMA
On August 28, 2008 the Holmes County Sheriff’s Office responded to a burglary and theft complaint on Yarbrough Lane, which is located near the Alabama State Line. A few hundred dollars worth of tools and equipment were reported stolen. Further investigation led to the identification of a suspect in the incident. Felony arrest warrants were obtained for Gary Brannon Gilley (aka Brandon Gilley) who is a 22 year-old white male from the Geneva, Alabama area. Late last night, (September 3rd) Gilley was arrested by the Geneva Police Department and booked into the Geneva County Jail. Gilley is facing charges of burglary of a structure, petit theft and attempted burglary of a dwelling in Holmes County along with numerous other charges from Alabama authorities. The stolen property in this case has since been recovered and returned to the victim.
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Wow… I hope some of the tests they ran when that @sshat was in the hospital were AIDS tests! I really feel for the cop here. He’s doing his job when this drunk jerk flings his bodily fluids all over him. These guys (LEO’s) DON’T get paid near enough to put up with THAT!!!