Four Carroll County sheriff’s deputies arrived at 81 Edgewater Drive to arrest Albert Smith, 39, for a warrant they received for a theft by taking felony. When they arrived at the residence, they reportedly made contact with Johnny Hendrix, 38, who told police Smith was not at home. When the deputies asked Hendrix if they could go inside the home, he consented, according to Capt. Shane Taylor.

Once inside, police saw Lisa Sneed, 44, come out of a back bedroom. She also told police that Smith was not at home.

The deputies asked Sneed if they could search the residence and she consented, Taylor said. When two of the deputies searched the bedroom where Sneed had been, they reportedly found Smith hiding in the closet. Smith was arrested based on the theft by taking warrant.

At the same time, the other two deputies saw Sneed hand something to Hendrix which he hid under a couch cushion, Taylor said.

When the deputies searched the couch they found a bag of suspected marijuana and a bag of suspected methamphetamine, Taylor said. Hendrix and Sneed were arrested and charged with possession of marijuana and possession of methamphetamine.

The deputies who arrested Smith did a quick search of the area and located a brown jacket, belonging to Smith. When they looked inside the pockets they reportedly found a large bag containing smaller bags of suspected methamphetamine, according to Taylor. They were packaged with the intent to sell, Taylor said.

Smith was also charged with possession of methamphetamine with intent to distribute.

• Carroll County Sheriff’s Deputy Lee Taylor responded to a female middle school student’s home on Nov. 20 around 7:30 p.m. in reference to a fight earlier in the day. According to a police report, the student’s mother called police to report the incident because it was a recurring problem at the school. The student told Taylor that when she went to get her belongings from the Central Middle School locker room, a girl followed her and reportedly said, “if you have something to say, say it now.”

The student then told Taylor that the girl pushed her and punched her with a closed fist in the face. The girls then fell to the ground and started fighting.

The student told Taylor that the girl had been bullying her for some time. There we re no arrests made related to the fight and it was categorized as an “affray.”

• While a woman was driving on Rainey Road on Nov. 21 around 11:40 p.m., she reportedly saw a young man standing on the side of the road. Just as she was passing him, she saw a rock fly toward her car and heard it hit her passenger side door. Another man also driving south on Rainey Road said he saw two young men, one of whom matched the description of the other in the complaint, standing on the side of the road. He reported that one of them threw a large rock at his passenger side door. The man reportedly got out of his car and chased the two young men, but he was unable to catch them. The incident was considered a terroristic threat or act.

• Carrollton police Officer Duke Fontenot responded to a call on Nov. 20 around 9:30 p.m. at 333 Foster St. According to the incident report, sometime between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. stole an AirTran Airways employee identification card out a vehicle parked at the residence. The AirTran employee didn’t notice the card was missing until she arrived at work at 5 p.m. The employee told police she believed some old friends who had been harassing her on the telephone had stolen the card, valued at $100. The employee said she intended to press charges.

• On Nov. 21 around 6:55, Fontenot responded to another car break-in. When Fontenot arrived at 209 Tuggle St., he met with a woman who said her car had been broken into sometime between 8 p.m. on Nov. 20 and 8 a.m. on Nov. 21. The woman said she was missing a Dell laptop, a computer carrying case and a USB cable, according to the police report. The woman told Fontenot that her husband’s car had also been broken into, but nothing appeared to be missing. The laptop actually belonged to the Carroll County School System and was valued at $900. The carrying case was valued at $50 and the USB cable was valued at $10.