CRIME BLURBS

Man becomes so sketched out that he puts out his blunt

A deputy responded to Colony Farm Road late last week, where a man said that he had a disturbing encounter with a “woman he barely knew.”

The man, who “was in a panicked state and shaking” when the deputy arrived, stated that “a female he knew only as Hannah, later identified as Hannah Adams, called and asked him to come over because she needed a friend and someone to talk to,” according to the incident report.

Added the incident report: “(The man) stated he did not know Adams personally; however, he knew of her through mutual friends. Adams picked (him) up and drove him back to her residence, and the two of them began to smoke a blunt together on the back porch.”

During the course of smoking the blunt, the man said that Adams moved over right beside him and said “hold my hand, hold my hand.” He told the deputy that “he thought this was weird but went along with it.” Adams then proceeded to “start talking about the Bible and how (he) looked like her dad.” Adams then began repeating the phrase “forever and always.” The man then told Adams “I barely know you, stood up and put the blunt out.” He then told Adams that he needed to go check on his dogs, but Johnson grabbed him tightly by the back of the arm and stood in front of the front door, according to the incident report. Adams then claimed to be God, added the incident report. Adams then suddenly “began acting normal again” and offered to give the man a ride back home, which he agreed to. Once in the car, however, Adams “jumped on top of him and started kissing him all over.” At this point is when the man exited the vehicle and “ran down the driveway screaming for help.”

The deputy then interviewed Adams, who began talking about God again and repeating the phrase “we are all okay.” She was transported to Atrium Navicent Health Baldwin for an evaluation before being booked at the county jail, where she was charged with one count of false imprisonment and one count of simple battery.

InotherBaldwinCo. Sheriff’sOfficenews:

• Break-ins, thefts and/or entering autos were reported in the 100 block of Youngblood Road, the 210 block of Ga. 49, the 1860 block of the Vinson Highway, the 110 block of Merry Drive, the 100 block of Second Street, the 110 block of Sportsman Circle, the 600 block of Parham Road and the 1000 block of Ga. 49.