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Engine Light and Key Ignite Fight on Loganville Roadside

Fight arose after the engine light came on in a car being taken for a test ride.

Customers shopping at Three Peas in a Pod in Loganville on Saturday were taken by surprise when two cars pulled up and a fight ensued between the driver of one and a passenger in the other. According to the report, it all started with an engine light coming on in a car that was being taken for a test drive.

A woman from Power Springs test driving a vehicle from United Luxury Motors allegedly got angry when the engine light of the car came on. She and her juvenile son abruptly left the dealership, inadvertently taking the key of the test car with them. When the salesman from United Luxury Motors followed, indicating with his hand they still had the key, his gesture was mistaken and they "shot him a bird" back. He pulled up in front of them and slowed down, forcing them to stop in the parking lot of Three Peas in a Pod. The juvenile reportedly jumped out of the car and began attacking the salesman. An employee from Three Peas in a Pod tried to separate the two and the juvenile allegedly took him on too. He and his mother then left, but stopped at Race Trac and called 911 to report the incident. She reportedly said she was scared when the other vehicle had "blocked her in," and her son was protecting her. He was charged with simple battery and for being an unruly juvenile.

The following are other arrests reported by the Loganville Police Department in February 2012. The arrests do not indicate a conviction.

Feb. 3, 2012

Andrew J. Dickinson, 26, of 463 Tara Commons Circle, Loganville, was charged with failure to use turn signals, driving under the influence (alcohol less safe) and failure to maintain lane.

Feb. 4

Brandon Tyree Bazuaye, 17, of 4437 Beaver Pond Court, Loganville, was charged with shoplifting (less than $300) and disorderly conduct.

Douglas MacArthur Fowler, 20, of 2800 Youth Monroe Road, Loganville, was charged with speeding and DUI (under age 21, 0.2 percent or more).

Feb. 5

James Park McJenkin, 26, of 2812 Shiloh Way, Snellville, was charged with speeding and DUI (alcohol 0.08 grams or more - 21 or over).

Feb. 6

Jonathan Luke Miglionico, 26, of 1801 Rose Garden Lane, Loganville, was charged with DUI (alcohol less safe) and failure to maintain lane.

Gary F. Moultrie, 22, of 413 Bobwood drive, Loganville, was charged with tags (alteration/improper plates/register) no insurance and driving while license suspended/revoked.

Feb. 10

Misty Lawrence, 33, of 4648 Lawrenceville Highway, Room 14, Loganville, was charged with driving while license suspended/revoked.

Feb. 11

Scott L. Russell, 45, of 2310 Crystal Court, Loganville, was charged with DUI (alcohol less safe), failure to maintain lane and for safety belt violation (adult).

Feb. 12

Zachary A. Banks, 18, of 2610 Gum Creek Church Road, Loganville, was charged with shoplifting (less than $300).

Christopher A. Armstrong, 50, of 259 A. Highway 11N, Social Circle, was charged with open contianer violation, DUI (alcohol less safe) and on a warrant pick up.

Feb. 16

Michele Lindsay Bowen, 31, of 4643 Pine Drive, Loganville, was charged with shoplifting (less than $300).

Feb. 17

Jereme Michael Garland, 27, of 1240 Alcovy Bluff Drive, Monroe, was charged with DUI (alcohol less safe) and speeding.

Feb. 18

Jacob Alan Corley, 29, of 20 River Landing Drive, Monroe, was charged with Violation of the Georgia Controlled Substance Act (marijuana less than 1 ounce), possession of a drug related object and DUI (drugs less safe).

Leslie Eleshia Patterson, 47, of 672 Barber Street, #B Athens, was charged with driving without a license, speeding and DUI (alcohol less safe).

Feb. 19

Kierra S Mithem, 19, of 1511 Wild Rye Lane, Grayson, was charged with shoplifting (less than $300).

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Tracy Lee February 29, 2012 at 03:06 pm
Wow, that is every car dealers worst kind of customer. What ever happened to civility?
Sharon Swanepoel (Editor) February 29, 2012 at 03:39 pm
Yes, I guess a warning to everyone on the roads. You just never know the temperament of the driver in the other car and what could set them off.
R March 6, 2012 at 05:30 am
Come on, if you haven't had a car salesman that you wanted to beat to a pulp, you haven't shopped for cars very much at all (smiles)
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