Randolph County Sheriffs Office

08/31/2026

🚓 Randolph County Sheriff’s Report
📅 August 24 – 30

📋 Incidents

August 24 – County Road 112, Bethel East Community
A 73-year-old Woodland man was transported by helicopter to a hospital following a tractor accident on Monday.
A passerby noticed the victim slumped over the steering wheel of his tractor after a hay bale had fallen on him. The passerby, who happened to be a nurse, stopped and was able to move the hay bale off the victim.
The victim's foot then slipped, activating the tractor's reverse gear. The witness was unable to stop the tractor, which traveled through a neighbor's fence before coming to a stop in a pasture. She remained with the victim until an ambulance arrived.

August 25 – County Road 75, Bacon Level Community
Randolph County deputies assisted Chambers County officers who had pursued a vehicle into southeastern Randolph County.
The 2002 BMW wrecked, and the driver fled on foot. When deputies requested permission to search a residence on County Road 75 in the Bacon Level Community, the driver came out of the residence and surrendered to Chambers County deputies.

August 29 – County Road 532, Newell
Unauthorized use of a 2000 Nissan Xterra was reported.

August 30 – County Road 75, Rock Mills
Residents reported that former occupants of the home had been accessing their electronic devices and breaking into the residence. Meat was also reported stolen from a freezer. The residents stated they had made previous reports involving the same individuals.

🚔 Arrests

🔹 Richard Keith Pope, 41, of Roopville, Georgia — Failure to appear in court (possession of a controlled substance) — August 24

🔹 Alfred Allen, 48, of Roanoke — Failure to pay restitution (third-degree receiving stolen property and second-degree assault) — August 27

🔹 Billie Jean Kidd (also known as Billie Jean Alderman), 45, of Heflin — Failure to appear in court (driving with a suspended license) — August 28

🔹 Heather Joy Vinson, 47, of Ashland — Failure to appear in court (operating a vehicle without insurance) — August 30

⚖️ All persons arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

08/31/2026

🚓 Randolph County Sheriff’s Report
📅 August 17 – 23
📋 Incidents

August 17 – County Road 16, Bacon Level Community
Two dogs entered a pig pen and killed a pig. The pig's owner shot both dogs. He told deputies that 10 of his animals had been killed over the previous two weeks.

August 18 – County Road 15, Malone Community
An excavator and a drill truck were reported stolen.

August 18 – Roanoke
A resident reported being the victim of a scam after receiving a text message instructing her to call a phone number. She was told there were multiple charges on her credit card and that her identity had been stolen.

The caller claimed to be a representative of the Federal Trade Commission and told the victim that, in order to secure her money, she needed to withdraw $1,000 and place the funds on a Walmart barcode.

August 19 – County Road 51, Pine Hill Community
Coins and quilting supplies were reported stolen.

August 19 – Highway 22, near Wadley
A car battery, radio and amplifier were reported stolen from a disabled vehicle.

August 22 – Lake Breeze Lane, Swagg Community
Cash and an iPhone were reported stolen.

August 23 – Highway 48, Woodland
A victim reported that a person known to her damaged her 2012 Kia Sorento by breaking the windshield, ripping out the ignition, breaking the passenger-side mirror and denting the hood. The individual then fled into the woods.

🚔 Arrests

🔹 Tracey George O’Neal, 61, of Wadley — Failure to appear in court (DUI) — August 17
🔹 Crystal Gail Averette, 46, of Roanoke — Probation violation (by Probation & Parole) — August 18
🔹 Brandy Lynn Bozeman, 21, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (obstructing governmental operations, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia) — August 18
🔹 Hattie Maete Caldwell, 45, of Carrollton, Georgia — Second-degree theft and failure to appear in court (third-degree possession of a forged instrument and third-degree theft of property) — August 18
🔹 Jamal Zachery Green, 36, of Lineville — Production of child sexual abuse material, possession of child sexual abuse material and two counts of solicitation of a minor — August 21
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⚖️ All persons arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

08/20/2026

🚓 Randolph County Sheriff’s Report
August 10 – 16
📋 Incidents

August 10 – County Road 61, Rock Stand Community
A .45-caliber firearm and a 6,500-watt Westinghouse generator were reported stolen.

August 10 – Arrowhead Drive, Center West Community
A suspect who had twice been found asleep inside a residence and was arrested there for trespassing on August 8 returned to the property on Monday.

Katlyn Symone Leonard, 26, of Delta, told a deputy that she was the owner of the house and wanted whoever was inside removed. The deputy reminded her that she had previously been trespassed from the property. Leonard was charged with third-degree criminal trespassing, resisting arrest and bond violation. Her vehicle was towed from the property.

August 11 – County Roads 123/256, Swagg Community
The windshield of a truck was cracked and its paint chipped after an unknown driver did donuts in a gravel parking lot.

August 13 – Hillcrest Avenue, Wedowee
The Wedowee Police Department received a report of a woman going through mailboxes. The woman had three outstanding warrants through RCSO.

When a deputy arrived to serve the warrants, Tasheka Deanna "Shay" Knight, 25, of Wedowee, allegedly headbutted the side of the patrol vehicle, leaving a dent. She was charged with resisting arrest, possession of drug paraphernalia, first-degree criminal mischief, possession of a controlled substance and failure to appear in court (fourth-degree theft of property, resisting arrest and DUI).

August 14 – County Road 9, Pine Hill Community
A property owner reported the theft of copper from a diesel tank and incinerator, along with approximately 150 gallons of diesel fuel.

August 15 – Dollar General, County Road 4
RCSO was notified by a Dollar General representative that an individual who had previously left a wallet containing illegal drugs had returned to the store. The individual left the store, but deputies conducted a traffic stop due to an outstanding warrant. In addition to drugs, deputies reportedly found stolen merchandise from Dollar General concealed in his pants.

Tant Richardson, 60, of Wedowee, was charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of ma*****na and failure to appear in court (operating a boat without a fire extinguisher).

August 15 – County Roads 65/127, Tin Shop Community
A motorcyclist from Phenix City died following an accident Saturday morning. Tin Shop Volunteer Fire Department and Randolph Emergency Medical Services also responded to the scene. The motorcyclist was awaiting transfer by helicopter when he succumbed to his injuries at Tanner-East Alabama Medical Center.

🚔 Arrests

🔹 Stephen Allen Hay, 40, of Wadley — Failure to appear in court (child support) — August 11
🔹 Hilda Renay Johnson, 26, of Woodland — Failure to appear in court (contributing to the delinquency of a minor) — August 11
🔹 James Casey Langford, 42, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia) — August 11
🔹 Robert Johnson Hodges, 37, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (failure to provide hunting records) — August 12
🔹 Shawn Allen McCaw, 21, of Lineville — Two counts of third-degree assault, third-degree domestic violence and fourth-degree theft of property — August 12
🔹 Jordan McDonald-Mills, 26, of Roanoke — DUI (by ALEA) — August 12
🔹 Tyler Lee Shaw, 34, of Lineville — Fugitive from justice in Clay County — August 13
🔹 Danny Joe Sudduth Jr., 41, of Five Points — Probation violation (possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, fourth-degree theft of property and fourth-degree receiving stolen property) — August 14
🔹 Jeffery Wayne Young, 51, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (possession of a controlled substance, attempting to elude law enforcement, tampering with evidence, possession of drug paraphernalia and criminal littering) and probation revocation — August 14
🔹 Jacorey Martez Knight, 32, of Wedowee — Possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance — August 15
🔹 Michael Anthony Stephens, 39, of LaGrange, Georgia — Third-degree criminal trespassing — August 15
🔹 Tyrone Nunn, 55, of Woodland — Failure to appear in court (resisting arrest) — August 16
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⚖️ All persons arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

08/11/2026

🚓 Randolph County Sheriff’s Report
August 3 – 9

📋 Incidents

August 3 – County Road 253, Morrison’s Crossroads Community
A Hi-Point pistol was reported stolen during an incident of domestic violence.

August 3 – County Road 226, near Liberty Church of Christ
A 1977 Dodge Aspen RT was reported stolen.

August 4 – Roanoke
A resident reported the theft of money from her Direct Express debit card.

August 4 – County Road 75, Rock Mills
A resident reported money stolen from a wallet and the unauthorized use of debit cards. Suspects were named.

August 5 – Swagg Boat Ramp
A G***k 17 was reported stolen from a vehicle.

August 7 – Arrowhead Drive, Center West Community
A worker at a home on the Tallapoosa River arrived to find an unknown woman asleep inside the residence. The homeowner, who was not at the residence at the time, stated that no one was supposed to be there and that he did not know the woman.

The woman told deputies the house was her second home and that she had entered through the basement door. She was trespassed from the property.

The following day, workers returned to change the locks and again discovered the woman asleep inside the residence. Katlyn Symone Leonard, 26, of Delta, was arrested and charged with first-degree criminal trespassing.

August 8 – County Road 329, Swagg Community
Someone broke a window and damaged a breaker box at a residence.

August 8 – County Roads 263/82, near Foster’s Bridge
While a deputy was responding to a trespassing call on County Road 263, he was advised that the subject had left the property on a side-by-side and had been involved in an accident on County Road 82.

Southern Ambulance Transport transported the male to Foster’s Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department, where he was transferred by helicopter to a hospital.

🚔 Arrests

🔹 Christable Lynn Maffett, 61, of Newell — Failure to appear in court (failure to register vehicle, driving with license revoked, possession of a controlled substance, driving with a suspended license, DUI and operating a vehicle without insurance) — August 3

🔹 Patrick Fitzjerald Maffett, 59, of Gadsden — Fugitive from justice in Anniston and failure to appear in court (possession of a controlled substance) — August 3

🔹 David Allen Bell, 42, of Alexander City — Failure to comply with judge’s orders — August 4

🔹 Michael Todd Daniel Jr., 46, of Wedowee — Failure to appear in court and failure to comply with judge’s orders — August 4

🔹 Tavera Quintaye Hawkins, 41, of Wedowee — Child support and failure to comply with judge’s orders — August 4

🔹 Chad Eugene Langley, 46, of Woodland — Contempt of court (child support) — August 4

🔹 Jeffrey Scott Long, 62, of Wadley — Criminal mischief and reckless endangerment — August 5

🔹 Christopher Lee Davis, 32, of Wedowee — Possession of a controlled substance and obstructing justice by using a false identity — August 6

🔹 Autumn Renay Pauley, 25, of Newell — Failure to appear in court (third-degree assault and harassing communications) — August 6

🔹 Standers Phillips Jr., 44, of Roanoke — Community Corrections program violation — August 6

🔹 Christopher Lee Davis, 51, of Munford — Bond violations (first-degree theft of property, first-degree receiving stolen property, possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia) — August 7

🔹 Steven Eugene Miles, 46, of Opelika — Possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal possession of prescription drugs and two counts of possession of a controlled substance — August 7

🔹 Bartless O’Bryan Vines, 39, of LaFayette — Possession of drug paraphernalia and obstruction of governmental operations — August 8

🔹 Willie James Brooks, 50, of Lanett — Failure to appear in court (driving with a suspended license) — August 9

🔹 Billy Dewayne Jones, 53, of Kellyton — Third-degree domestic violence — August 9

🔹 Christopher Deion Lockhart, 31, of Wedowee — Fugitive from justice in Henry County, Georgia — August 9

🔹 Konnor Anthony Smith, 19, of Lineville — Reckless endangerment — August 9

⚖️ All persons arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

08/05/2026

🚓 Randolph County Sheriff’s Report
July 27 – August 2

Incidents

July 27 – County Road 82, Foster's Crossroads Community
A 100-foot extension cord, microwave and dehumidifier were reported stolen from New Home Methodist Church.

July 28 – County Road 329, Swagg Community
A burglary was reported at a residence. Items stolen included a Skil saw, Ryobi impact driver, DeWalt drill set, reciprocating saw, wooden chest containing vintage baseball cards, fishing rod holder, five Lew's baitcasting rods and reels, ten crappie fishing rods and two e-bikes.

July 29 – County Road 7, Foster's Crossroads Community
Three dogs attacked a meter reader while the victim was reading a water meter at a residence. The victim was treated at Tanner-East Alabama Medical Center. The dog's owner advised that the animals had not been vaccinated and would be placed under quarantine.

July 30 – County Road 875, Malone Community
A dark green Honda Recon ATV and a dog were reported stolen from a residence. Suspects were identified.

July 30 – County Road 20, Lime Community
A package left outside a gate by a FedEx driver was reported stolen.

August 1 – County Road 167, near Cool Springs Church
Items reported stolen from storage included a Polaris Ranger 570 key, leaf blower, ½-inch battery-powered impact, battery-powered grease gun, Ryobi drill, chisel set, trail camera, Cold Steel machete, large adjustable wrench engraved with "JN," binoculars, angle grinder, adjustable wrench set, Echo 20-foot limb saw, two boxes of 6.5 Creedmoor ammunition, two boxes of .243 ammunition and two WiseEye trail cameras.

🚔 Arrests

🔹 Addison Scott Dickinson, 31, of Roanoke — Third-degree domestic violence — July 27

🔹 Destiny Renee Dickinson, 27, of Roanoke — Third-degree domestic violence — July 27

🔹 Samantha Johnson, 20, of Roanoke — Third-degree assault — July 28

🔹 Zacchaeus Damond Lane, 22, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and second-degree possession of ma*****na) — July 28

🔹 Sabrina Jo Slade, 39, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (speeding) — July 28

🔹 Jeffry Dean Berry, 44, of Wedowee — Third-degree burglary and first-degree theft of property — July 29

🔹 Matthew Ryan Czik, 27, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (first-degree criminal trespassing) — July 30

🔹 Alan Albert Elrod, 28, of Franklin, Georgia — Attempting to elude law enforcement — July 30

🔹 Jaime Murphy Terrell, 42, of Wedowee — Failure to appear in court (second-degree r**e, interference with custody, breaking and entering a vehicle, third-degree theft of property and third-degree criminal trespassing) — July 30

🔹 Clinton Woodgett Jr., 74, of Wedowee — Failure to appear in court (DUI) — July 30

🔹 Sheniqua Renise Fuller, 35, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (driver's license not in possession) — August 2

⚖️ All persons arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

08/02/2026

07/27/2026

🚓 Randolph County Sheriff’s Report
📅 July 20 – 26

📋 Incidents

July 20 – Sunset Drive
Gas was reported stolen from a pontoon boat.

July 21 – County Road 634, Big Springs Community
Someone cut the two hinges off a cattle gate and laid the gate beside the driveway.

July 21 – County Road 82, Hawk Community
A representative of a logging company reported that a former employee failed to return a 2019 orange Peterbilt truck.

July 21 – Wedowee
A resident was the victim of a gift card scam, losing approximately $1,250. The suspect claimed to be calling from the Brightspeed Fraud Department.

July 22 – County Road 628, Big Springs Community
A toddler was bitten by the family's Labrador Retriever and was transported to Wellstar West Georgia Medical Center in LaGrange for treatment.

July 23 – Highway 22, Dickert Community
Two juveniles stole a backpack, Ryobi drill and flashlight from a workshop. Investigators later recovered the stolen property after contacting the juveniles and their family.

July 25 – County Road 30, Paran Community
A resident reported that a neighbor accidentally shot out one of the home's windows while target practicing.

July 26 – County Road 53, Malone Community
A resident reported the lock had been broken and three windows damaged at a residence. At the time of the report, it was unclear if anything had been stolen.

July 26 – County Road 15, Almond Community
Deputies attempted to stop a Can-Am side-by-side on County Road 15 after observing it traveling on the roadway. The driver fled, reaching speeds of approximately 85 mph before turning onto County Road 845. A second deputy located the vehicle moments before it wrecked near the intersection of County Roads 15 and 845.

Both the driver and passenger were injured and transported by Emergency Medical Transport to Tanner-East Alabama Medical Center. The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) was notified to investigate the crash. Due to the injuries sustained, no arrests were made at that time. Investigators later learned the Can-Am belonged to the driver's employer and had been taken without permission.

🚔 Arrests

🔹 Jordan Brooke Eaves, 28, of Wedowee — Warrant from Ashland — July 20

🔹 Shawn Clifford McCrary, 51, of Wedowee — Third-degree domestic violence (reckless endangerment), first-degree assault and two counts of third-degree domestic violence — July 20

🔹 Eduardo Rafael Hernandez, 39, of Lakeland, Florida — Fugitive from justice in Polk County, Florida — July 21

🔹 Melissa Jeretha Phillips, 39, of Wedowee — Probation sanction (by Probation & Parole) — July 21

🔹 Alisha Sue Hood, 41, of Roanoke — Fugitive from justice in Heard County, Georgia — July 22

🔹 Steven Eugene Miles, 46, of Opelika — Possession of drug paraphernalia, illegal possession of prescription drugs and two counts of possession of a controlled substance — July 23

🔹 William Brady Nation, 31, of Wedowee — First-degree criminal trespassing — July 23

🔹 Jessica Raye Jones (also known as Jessica Moore), 35, of Wadley — Contributing to the dependency of children (by RCSO) and probation violation (by Probation & Parole) — July 24

🔹 William Steven Waldrop, 31, of Lineville — Possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia — July 25

🔹 Christopher Taylor Morris, 46, of Wedowee — Failure to appear in court (third-degree domestic violence, unauthorized use of a vehicle, youthful offender, and five counts of second-degree possession of a forged instrument) — July 26

🔹 Darrick Damon "DJ" Sheppard Jr., 24, of Wedowee — Probation violation (possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia) — July 26

🔹 Devin D. Terrell, 33, of Wedowee — Warrant from Lee County — July 26

⚖️ All persons arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

07/21/2026

🚓 Randolph County Sheriff’s Report

July 13 – 19

Flat Rock Park
On Saturday morning, a man drowned while swimming at Flat Rock Park on Lake Wedowee. According to witnesses, the victim was near the sandbar and had waded into deeper water to retrieve an inflatable ball when he disappeared beneath the surface. Two civilian boaters located the swimmer and assisted a Randolph County deputy in removing him from the water and transporting him to Southern Ambulance Transport personnel waiting at the scene. The victim was transported to Tanner-East Alabama Medical Center, where he was later pronounced deceased. ALEA Marine Police and the Randolph County Rescue Squad also responded to the incident.

Incidents

July 13 – Woodland
A resident reported that his bank card had been compromised.

July 13 – Highway 22, near Radney's Chapel
Tools, stereo equipment, clothing, a Yamaha guitar, Canon camera, Sony camcorder, a large spool of wire and an Alpine amplifier were reported stolen from a residence. Some of the stolen property was later recovered in Chambers County.

July 14 – Louina Road, near Mt. Zion
A resident reported the theft of a Verizon Wi-Fi box. A suspect was identified.

July 15 – County Road 65, Broughton Community
A resident reported that someone known to him stole the key to his Jeep Cherokee and threatened to return and take the vehicle.

July 17 – County Road 56, Napoleon Community
Someone damaged the back door of the Napoleon Church of Christ but did not gain entry. Nothing appeared to be missing.

July 17 – County Road 97, Woodland
A black 2013 Chevrolet Impala was reported stolen.

July 19 – Highway 22, Rock Mills
The son of a property owner noticed a black SUV parked near the old bank building in Rock Mills and stopped to check on his father's property. He discovered the lock had been cut and the shop door was standing open. After calling into the building, a white male with shoulder-length hair, wearing camouflage shorts, ran from the building into nearby kudzu. Roanoke Police Department assisted deputies in searching the area, but the suspect was not located. The SUV was towed from the scene.

🚔 Arrests

🔹 Lukea William Brown, 22, of Roanoke — Probation violations (third-degree criminal mischief, harassing communications and second-degree criminal mischief) and bond violation (possession of a controlled substance) — July 13
🔹 Christopher Lee Davis, 32, of Wedowee — Third-degree criminal trespassing and third-degree criminal mischief — July 13
🔹 Rebecca Lynn Fogarty, 28, of Woodland — Third-degree criminal trespassing — July 13
🔹 Thomas Wayne Garrick, 36, of Mobile — Failure to appear in court (possession of a controlled substance) — July 13
🔹 Patricia Ann Waters, 22, of Woodland — Second-degree retail theft — July 13
🔹 Vatavious Desmond Shealy, 38, of West Point, Georgia — Certain persons forbidden to possess a pistol, second-degree possession of ma*****na, possession of drug paraphernalia and tampering with evidence — July 14
🔹 Brandon Lee Stroud, 32, of Roanoke — Fugitive from justice in Troup County, Georgia — July 14
🔹 Michael Adam Pike, 34, of Dadeville — Failure to appear in court (possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, second-degree promoting prison contraband, second-degree burglary, fourth-degree theft of property, third-degree assault, third-degree criminal mischief, harassment, attempting to elude law enforcement and resisting arrest) — July 15
🔹 Darryl Brannon Farr, 63, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (second-degree assault) — July 17
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⚖️ All persons arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

07/15/2026

🚓 Randolph County Sheriff’s Report
July 6 – 12

📋 Incidents

July 9 – County Road 19, Pinetucky Community
Morrison's Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department responded to a residence filled with smoke. Firefighters determined that an extension cord had started a small fire.

July 10 – Highway 48, Woodland
A resident reported that someone had placed a security camera on his property.

July 11 – County Road 863, Ofelia Community
Fishing rods were reported stolen.

July 11 – Highway 22, Dickert Community
Damage to an interior door of a camper was reported.

July 12 – County Road 473, Newell Community
An attempted break-in at a storage building was reported.

July 12 – Highway 431, near the Cleburne County Line
Items reported stolen from outside a residence included a DeWalt ToughSystem, DeWalt impact driver, DeWalt copper cutter, Bauer heat gun, DeWalt leaf blower, band saw and miscellaneous hand wrenches.

July 12 – County Road 33, Level Road Community
A resident reported that someone was shooting pellet guns, with pellets entering their yard.

🚔 Arrests

🔹 Richard David Miles, 46, of Ashland — Failure to appear in court (child support) — July 6
🔹 Andrew Bernard Sims, 35, of Wadley — Failure to appear in court (two counts of possession of a controlled substance and two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia) — July 6
🔹 Desaray Diane Darda, 31, of Roanoke — Two probation violations and failure to appear in court (child support) — July 8
🔹 Lonnie J. "Pookie" Foster, 43, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (third-degree retail theft, third-degree criminal trespassing and possession of drug paraphernalia) — July 8
🔹 Joshua Glenn Gulatt, 35, of Wadley — Fugitive from justice in Georgia — July 8
🔹 Debra Ann Spurlin, 36, of Anniston — Three counts of failure to appear in court (truancy) — July 9
🔹 Kimberlee Heard, 30, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (third-degree criminal mischief) — July 10
🔹 Zaquavious Montre Cofield, 27, of Roanoke — Two probation violations and failure to appear in court (second-degree robbery) — July 12
🔹 Dammon Quashad Morgan, 26, of Roanoke — Failure to appear in court (first-degree robbery) — July 12
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⚖️ All persons arrested are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

07/14/2026

🚨 SCAM ALERT 🚨

The Randolph County Sheriff's Office has once again received reports of citizens receiving phone calls from individuals falsely claiming to be deputies with our department. The scammers are using the names of actual deputies, including Chief Deputy Donnie Grant, and are spoofing local phone numbers that either match or closely resemble the Randolph County Sheriff's Office phone number.

The callers are telling people they have a warrant for failing to appear for jury duty and other reasons and are demanding a large sum of money to "take care of" the warrant. In some cases, citizens are instructed to wire money, make electronic payments, or use a cryptocurrency or cash payment kiosk.

Please remember:

❌ No deputy with the Randolph County Sheriff's Office will ever call your home, workplace, or cell phone demanding money.

❌ A warrant cannot be resolved by wiring money, purchasing gift cards, making electronic payments, or depositing money into a kiosk or any similar method.

These calls are scams designed to frighten people into sending money.

If you receive one of these calls:

📵 Do not send money.

🚫 Do not provide personal, banking, or financial information.

📞 Hang up immediately.

👮 Contact the Randolph County Sheriff's Office at 256-357-4545 if you have questions or would like to report receiving a similar call.

If you have any information about individuals involved in this scam, please contact the Randolph County Sheriff's Office at 256-357-4545.

⚖️ Alabama law makes it a felony to falsely impersonate a peace officer and perform acts in that capacity, including attempting to deceive or defraud members of the public.

📢 Please help us protect our community by sharing this post so others do not become victims of this scam.