Glynn County Police seek ID of burglary suspect

GLYNN COUNTY, Ga. - A burglary suspect was caught in the act on camera and now police are seeking the public's help identifying him.

According to a post on the Glynn County Police Department's Facebook page, police are looking for the suspect who attempted to conceal his identity.

If you can identify this person, please contact the Glynn County Police Department at 912-554-7837.

St. Marys Police Blotter - May 2013

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Police seek man on Glynn's most wanted list

GLYNN COUNTY, Ga. - The Glynn County Police Department is looking for a man on their most wanted list.

Jeremiah Nathaniel, 29, is wanted by the Glynn Brunswick Violent Crimes Task Force for multiple charges, according to a Facebook post by the Glynn County Police.

Nathaniel's criminal history includes weapon possession charges, violent crimes and obstructing offers.

According to the GCPD, Nathaniel 's last known address is on Lodge Road in Waynesville.

Anyone who has any information in regards to this suspect is asked to contact the Glynn County Police Department at 912-270-3062. To remain anonymous contact Silent Witness at 912-264-1333.

Pornography charges in Operation Guarding Innocence

ST. MARYS, GA -- Three arrests were made on Wednesday resulting in multiple child pornography charges as part of a law enforcement effort called Operation Guarding Innocence.

The sweep began with a search warrant served on a residence on Nature's Bounty Trail. Corey Scott Thimlar, 20, was arrested after Camden County Sheriff's Office deputies found what was believed to be child pornography on a computer within the home.

On the same day, the St. Marys Police Department served a search warrant on the home of Todd Allen Manley, 47, on Miller Street in St. Marys. Manley was arrested later that day after images found on a computer belonging to him, were also beleived to be child pornography.

The third warrant was served in Kingsland at a home on Redwood Street by the Kingsland Police Department, where suspicious images were located on a computer belonging to 24 year old Bryantt Philip Allen. Allen was also arrested.

Mayor: 'Brunswick is safe' in wake of baby shooting death

BRUNSWICK, Ga,. --  What happened in Brunswick left many looking for answers: Why did it happen? Why here? 

Bryan Thompson is in his eighth year as mayor.

"Overall, we've seen the crime situation begin to fall slowly over the past few years," said Thompson.

He cites the biggest drop or decline has been in aggravated assaults.

"We've been able to make a dent in some of the statistics," said Thompson.

But two weeks ago, the city was challenged by the brutal killing of 13-month-old Antonio Santiago. Residents began to question their safety.

"Brunswick is safe, Brunswick is safe," said Thompson.

It rocked the community when Santiago was shot and killed in his stroller.

"This should not have happened here, this does not happen here, but it did," said Thompson.

Brunswick residents still reeling from tragedy

BRUNSWICK, Ga. -- Brunswick, population 15,000 with a per capita income of $23,400 a year, has been rocked by the economic downturn and elements of crime.

Residents Charles and Donna Earvin have lived there three decades and said Brunswick is not what it used to be. Thirteen-month-old Antonio Santiago was shot and killed in his stroller March 21.

"Everybody used to know everybody," said Charles Earvin.

Married 32 years, they've raised three children in this coastal Georgia community.

"It was nice back in the day," said Mrs. Earvin, "You didn't see all the crime you see today."

The Earvins blame a lack of trust in law enforcement for the crime problems.

"A lot of them wearing uniforms shouldn't be wearing uniforms," he said.

They also blame parents who they said refuse to teach and enforce strong moral values with their children.

Man wanted in 3 counties on the run

CAMDEN COUNTY, Ga. -- The Camden County Sheriff's Office is seeking a man wanted in three counties.

Michael Cameron Mason allegedly failed to complete drug court and a warrant was served at his home, according to a Facebook post from the Camden County Sheriff's Office.

The post claimed sheriff's searched Mason's home and found cocaine, drug paraphernalia, ammunition and a bullet proof vest, however Mason was not there.

Mason, 33, is also wanted on warrants in Nassau and Duval counties, according to the post.

Mason is described as six-feet-one-inch tall and about 185 pounds, with black hair and brown eyes.

If you have any information about Mason's whereabouts please contact the Camden County Sheriff's Office at 912-510-5100.