Bluffton police report the recent conviction of Andrew Reese stemming from a 2008 indictment. Police investigated a series of bad check complaints at several Bluffton businesses. The investigation revealed that someone was fabricating the checks and the presenting them as payroll checks, according to Rick Skilliter, Bluffton police chief.

A March 19, 2008, traffic stop by local police led them to closely investigate Reese's involvement in the check writing scheme. Police originally sought an indictment in 2008, but Reese left the state before the indictment could be served.

BLUFFTON EMS DOCKET MARCH 2010

Bluffton Police Department
Public Docket
February 2010


February 05

-Police assisted the State Patrol with a non-injury traffic crash on I-75 near the 135 mile marker.
-Police responded to the College Ave. bridge in regards to a possible suicide attempt.
February 07

BLUFFTON EMS DOCKET FEBRUARY 2010

DATE TYPE OF CALL LOCATION

February 1 Medical County Line Rd.
February 2 Medical S.R. 103
February 2 Fire Call N. Main St.
February 2 Medical County Line Rd.
February 4 Fire Call Harmon Rd.
February 4 Medical C.R. 33
February 5 Motor Vehicle Crash S.R. 103
February 6 Motor Vehicle Crash I-75
February 7 Medical Maplecrest Ct.
February 7 Medical C.R. 33

BLUFFTON EMS DOCKET JANUARY 2010

DATE TYPE OF CALL LOCATION

January 1 Medical Maplecrest Ct.
January 1 Medical Railroad St.
January 1 Medical W. Elm St.
January 2 Medical C.R. 33
January 2 Medical N. Dixie Hwy.
January 2 Medical S.R. 103
January 2 Medical Garau St.
January 2 Medical Richland Drive
January 2 Medical Hillville Rd
January 3 Motor Vehicle Crash I-75
January 3 Motor Vehicle Crash S.R. 103

Bluffton police report the suspect conviction and closure of a 2009 sexual assault investigation, according to Rick Skillier, Bluffton police chief.

Police were contacted in July, 2009, to investigate allegations of some form of sexual activity between a female juvenile and a 19-year-old male. The investigation led to a five count indictment of Jeremy L. Perrine, 19. Each of the five counts was for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, with all counts being fourth degree felonies.

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