A McGee Street man allegedly tried to sell three juveniles methamphetamine and hide in their house when police showed up.

Police said Dennis Lee Huguley, 37, was flagged down by the three youths, who told him that three men were scaring them and making rude comments. He then allegedly tried to sell them crystal meth, and later hid between a dresser and a bed in their bedroom on Hill Street.

Huguley gave a different story. He told officers that the juveniles flagged him down about the men. He said he would protect them, and the juveniles invited him in their house. When confronted about the meth, he told officers, “I sell weed and coke. I don’t know nothing about no meth. I don’t even know what it looks like.”

Huguley was charged with possession of meth, criminal trespass, obstruction and a probation violation.

Bricks, bottles thrown at officers

Police officers were assaulted with bottles, bricks and rocks after arresting a woman for causing a disturbance outside Main Events at 412 Daniel St.

Police were attempting to arrest two men who were fighting inside the club when the sister of one of the men approached officers and began yelling at them. After being told to leave, she continued to yell, waving her hands in officers’ faces.

As she turned to walk away, the officer tried to arrest her, and she began to fight with him, pushing him and pulling away. After she was placed in custody, more than 200 patrons began leaving the club and started throwing bricks, bottles and other objects at the officers. More police arrived to assist.

The woman was charged with disorderly conduct and obstruction.

Girl held down, hit with basketball

A 12-year-old girl was held down and hit with a basketball by two boys in the first block of North Cary Street.

Police said the girl had been held down by one boy and hit in the head with basketball by the other. Her face was red and swollen where the ball struck her left eye.

A juvenile complain for simple battery was filled out for an 11-year-old. The other youth couldn’t be found.

Youths fight over smelly pillow

Two juveniles got into a fight after one passed gas on a pillow he was sitting on.

Police said the two youths were on a couch at the Center for Creative Growth’s Light House residence at 102 W. Bacon St. One youth told the other he wanted the pillow. The youth passed gas on the pillow, and the other tried to pull it out from under him.

The juvenile sitting on the pillow then swung his hand backward allegedly trying to strike the other and missed, and the other youth punched him in the mouth.

The juvenile was taken to West Georgia Medical Center, where he was treated for a swollen lip and a loose front tooth.

A juvenile complaint for battery was filled out for the youth who did the punching.

Woman threatens boyfriend with jail

A woman told her boyfriend that she had her ex-husband locked up for beating her, and she’d have the boyfriend locked up as well.

Police said the woman had reported an argument with the man who allegedly punched her in the face twice at the Town and Country Motel at 712 New Franklin Road while her 14-month-old child was present.

Officers said the woman’s face was red but not swollen, and the child was smiling and laughing, not in distress.

The motel manager said he saw the boyfriend walking toward the front office with the woman following him. She was rubbing and scratching at her face, saying he’d have the boyfriend locked up for hitting her.

No charges were filed, but the woman and her boyfriend agreed to take a polygraph exam.

Man flashes gun at youths

A juvenile told officers two men entered his apartment and one of the men held a gun at him.

Police said the youth was at his apartment with a friend in the 200 block of Heritage Road when two men came from nearby woods and kicked in the back door.

The two youths confronted the men, one of them walked past them and the other pulled out a weapon and made a derogatory comment at them. The youths fled.

Nothing was taken from the apartment.

Arrest

Donald Lewis Sewell, 52, of East Mount Zion Church Road was charged with three counts aggravated assault, interference with an emergency call, two counts cruelty to children and three counts battery.

Thefts, burglaries

— A blue Chevrolet Monte Carlo valued at $5,500 was stolen from the West Georgia Technical College parking lot at 1302 Orchard Hill Road. The driver had left the keys on the seat.

— Various electronics, including a flat-screen TV, an Xbox 360 and two computers, as well as a rifle and a shoebox full of coins were taken from a residence in the 100 block of Willowcreek Road. The items were valued at $2,980.

— A thief stole electronics, including a computer and three TVs, as well as clothing and parts to a truck from a residence in the 400 block of Miller Street. The items were valued at $1,475

— A car stereo valued at $200 was stolen from a vehicle in the Ellis & Ellis parking lot at 210 W. Broome St.

— About $180 was stolen from a purse inside a car in the Wendy’s parking lot at 303 Vernon St.

- A thief stole a set of car keys valued at $175 from a table outside a house in the 300 block of Boulevard.

Woman douses man with gasoline

A 24-year-old LaGrange man said his ex-girlfriend sprayed him with gasoline Thursday evening at Pilot Travel Center on Whitesville Road while holding a lighter in her hand, causing him to fear for his life.

Troup County sheriff’s deputies were investigating the incident.

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