Misty Sitton

Misty Sitton, a resident listed in public arrest records, was taken into custody on July 22, 2024, in Whitfield County, Georgia. According to the official booking report, the arrest was made by local authorities and the subject was charged with the following offense(s): Shopping Cart Removal Or AbandonmentCriminal Trespass, Damage Of $500 Or LessCriminal Damage To Property, Business, 2nd DegreeDisorderly ConductPedestrian Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or DrugOfficer’s Narrative:[Please note: The following is a direct transcription from the official initial incident report. The Georgia Gazette does not fix any spelling or grammatical errors that may exist. Any changes or redactions made by our staff are placed inside brackets. Some errors may exist. All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The topics discussed may be sensitive to some readers. Discretion is advised.]On this day, 07/22/24, I, Officer Castillo, and Officer Morang responded to N Glenwood Ave to assist Sargeant Bowen. While en route, multiple callers stated that there was a female on N Glenwood walking across the street with a pushcart with no regard for the vehicles, causing multiple cars to almost crash. Another caller, identified as [VICTIM #1], stated that the female ripped her mailbox out of the ground at [200 BLOCK] E Park St. Another caller, identified as [VICTIM #2], stated she saw the female on the road, and when she went past her, the female threw something at her vehicle.Upon arrival, Sargeant Bowen was already speaking with the female, who was later identified as Misty Sitton. I approached Misty and asked what was going on, and she started walking towards me and was very loud and boisterous. I put my left hand straight up in front of me, giving me space from Misty, and I gave her commands to back up. Misty was saying things out of context that I couldn’t understand, and I told Misty that I couldn’t understand her. Sargeant Bowen then told me to arrest Misty. I approached her left side, and Sargeant Bowen approached her right side. She then tensed up a little bit because she didn’t want to be handcuffed. I managed to handcuff her and double-locked them as well. I did a search incident to arrest with the back of my hand on her person. I then placed her in the back of my patrol vehicle.Officer Morang then ordered me to take pictures of her property in the Grocery Outlet pushcart she had taken out of the Grocery Outlet parking lot. I also took pictures of the mailbox that Misty had ripped out of the ground at [200 BLOCK] E Park St. I then went to speak with the owner of [200 BLOCK] E Park St, who identified as [VICTIM #1]. She stated that Misty came to the property acting very loud and boisterous then she ripped her mailbox out of the ground.Officer Mullinax went and spoke to [VICTIM #2] and asked her what happened. [VICTIM #2] stated she was driving south on N Glenwood Ave when she saw Misty walking west in the middle of the street. [VICTIM #2] stated she was driving past Misty when Misty threw something at her car. Officer Mullinax took pictures of the damage to tins vehicle.Officer Morang returned the pushcart to the Grocery Outlet, and I placed all of Misty’s property in the back of the patrol vehicle for transport.Throughout the whole interaction Misty refelected behavior that of someone who is under the influence of methamphetamine.We transported Misty to the Whitfield County Jail. At the jail I secured my gun in a locker in the sally port. Misty and her belongings were turned over to jail staff. We charged musty on warrantless arrest number 69054, with the following charges:16-7-23 criminal damage to property in the 2nd degree16-7-21 criminal trespass16-11-39 disorderly conduct16-8-21 removal or abandonment of shopping cart40-6-95 pedestrian under the influence of alcohol or drugPrior to and after transporting Misty, the back seat of my patrol vehicle was searched.[End of Narrative]. This incident was officially recorded and made publicly available by law enforcement agencies in the state of Georgia. The details provided reflect the arrest information at the time of booking and do not indicate guilt or conviction. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Name of Accused:
Sitton, Misty Ranae

Date of Arrest:
07/22/2024

Charges For Arrest:
Shopping Cart Removal Or Abandonment
Criminal Trespass, Damage Of $500 Or Less
Criminal Damage To Property, Business, 2nd Degree
Disorderly Conduct
Pedestrian Under The Influence Of Alcohol Or Drug
Officer’s Narrative:
[Please note: The following is a direct transcription from the official initial incident report. The Georgia Gazette does not fix any spelling or grammatical errors that may exist. Any changes or redactions made by our staff are placed inside brackets. Some errors may exist. All subjects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The topics discussed may be sensitive to some readers. Discretion is advised.]
On this day, 07/22/24, I, Officer Castillo, and Officer Morang responded to N Glenwood Ave to assist Sargeant Bowen. While en route, multiple callers stated that there was a female on N Glenwood walking across the street with a pushcart with no regard for the vehicles, causing multiple cars to almost crash. Another caller, identified as [VICTIM #1], stated that the female ripped her mailbox out of the ground at [200 BLOCK] E Park St. Another caller, identified as [VICTIM #2], stated she saw the female on the road, and when she went past her, the female threw something at her vehicle.
Upon arrival, Sargeant Bowen was already speaking with the female, who was later identified as Misty Sitton. I approached Misty and asked what was going on, and she started walking towards me and was very loud and boisterous. I put my left hand straight up in front of me, giving me space from Misty, and I gave her commands to back up. Misty was saying things out of context that I couldn’t understand, and I told Misty that I couldn’t understand her. Sargeant Bowen then told me to arrest Misty. I approached her left side, and Sargeant Bowen approached her right side. She then tensed up a little bit because she didn’t want to be handcuffed. I managed to handcuff her and double-locked them as well. I did a search incident to arrest with the back of my hand on her person. I then placed her in the back of my patrol vehicle.
Officer Morang then ordered me to take pictures of her property in the Grocery Outlet pushcart she had taken out of the Grocery Outlet parking lot. I also took pictures of the mailbox that Misty had ripped out of the ground at [200 BLOCK] E Park St. I then went to speak with the owner of [200 BLOCK] E Park St, who identified as [VICTIM #1]. She stated that Misty came to the property acting very loud and boisterous then she ripped her mailbox out of the ground.
Officer Mullinax went and spoke to [VICTIM #2] and asked her what happened. [VICTIM #2] stated she was driving south on N Glenwood Ave when she saw Misty walking west in the middle of the street. [VICTIM #2] stated she was driving past Misty when Misty threw something at her car. Officer Mullinax took pictures of the damage to tins vehicle.
Officer Morang returned the pushcart to the Grocery Outlet, and I placed all of Misty’s property in the back of the patrol vehicle for transport.
Throughout the whole interaction Misty refelected behavior that of someone who is under the influence of methamphetamine.
We transported Misty to the Whitfield County Jail. At the jail I secured my gun in a locker in the sally port. Misty and her belongings were turned over to jail staff. We charged musty on warrantless arrest number 69054, with the following charges:
16-7-23 criminal damage to property in the 2nd degree
16-7-21 criminal trespass
16-11-39 disorderly conduct
16-8-21 removal or abandonment of shopping cart
40-6-95 pedestrian under the influence of alcohol or drug
Prior to and after transporting Misty, the back seat of my patrol vehicle was searched.
[End of Narrative]