A woman was treated at West Georgia Medical Center and released for a cut suffered during an altercation with her ex-husband in the 100 block of Chatham Street on Sunday night.

Police gave this account: The woman went to pick up her 4-year-old daughter at her sister’s residence but found her ex had already taken the girl for Father’s Day. The woman then visited her ex-husband on Chatham Street. The man reached through the driver’s-side window and punched the woman as their daughter got into the vehicle. The man then kicked out the front passenger-side window, and the broken glass deeply cut the woman’s right arm.

Warrants for battery and third-degree cruelty to a child were issued, but no arrest was made.

Man accused of making threats

LaGrange police accused a homeless man of carrying a metal pipe and demanding money and cigarettes from people in the parking lot of Fred’s Salon at 1003 Hogansville Road on Friday night. Several people said the man asked them for money or cigarettes and became angry and threatened them with the pipe when they declined, police said. He was charged with criminal trespass.

Police: Man stalked ex-wife

A LaGrange woman said her ex-husband followed her and her husband to a grocery store and scratched profane words on the hood of her car after she took their children to him for Father’s Day. The ex-husband became nervous after his former wife’s husband saw him at Piggly Wiggly at 1861 Roanoke Road on Sunday morning and threatened him before fleeing, the woman said. Police said the ex-husband has a restraining order and is not allowed to be within 100 feet of the woman. No arrest was made.

Thefts

— A LaGrange man said a thief stole a stimulus check from his mailbox and cashed it at Jr. Food Mart at 1616 Whitesville Road over the weekend.

— A man wearing gloves damaged the locks of an entrance to the Granger Park Tennis Center and stole 10 pairs of $80 tennis shoes, a $60 stereo system, a coffee maker and money from a cash register Sunday night. Surveillance camera footage showed the man breaking the locks and stealing the items, police said.

Drunk accused of blocking traffic

LaGrange police accused a drunken man of disrupting traffic by walking shirtless in the middle of Vernon Street on Saturday night. The man was falling down and reeked of alcohol, police said. He was charged with public drunkenness and being a pedestrian in the roadway.

Vandalism

A vandal damaged the front window of PCA Food Store at 1200 Hogansville Road on Saturday night, causing $800 damage.

Arrests

— West Point police accused Beverly Jackson, 41, of West Point and Billy Jackson, 45, of Lanett, Ala., with aggravated assault.

— Hogansville police charged Dexter Terry, 38, of Riverdale with trafficking marijuana, possession of a firearm during the commission of a crime, theft by receiving stolen property and second-degree forgery.

— Adrian Tucker, 30, of West Point was charged with abandonment of a child, felony obstruction of an officer and fleeing or attempting to elude an officer.

Fire

A fire reported at 12:15 a.m. Saturday caused an estimated $2,000 damage at the Summit store at Vernon and North Greenwood streets.

Chris Smith, LaGrange fire chief of operations, said a meter box in the rear storage room began arcing and ignited boxes. The fire was confined to the storage room, but the store re-mained closed until about 3:30 p.m. Saturday, when electricity was restored.

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