Jasper County emergency officials stayed busy Tuesday responding to calls of accidents beginning about 7 a.m. and continuing until they had responded to four single-vehicle accidents before 5 p.m.

In the final accident, the victim was airlifted after crashing her 1994 Isuzu Rodeo on Rock Eagle Road (top photo). The car traveled east , and she lost control of her vehicle and traveled 215 feet, then hit the ground and traveled 75 more feet before rotating counterclockwise and going airborne for 80 feet, with the car landing on the top next to a large tree against the driver’s side door. The driver, Jessica Martinez, said she possibly fell asleep, according to the report from the state patrol.

Late Tuesday morning, Sonia Glawson was traveling west on Hwy. 16 east of Monticello when rain began to fall heavily (middle photo). According to the state patrol report, her 2007 Dodge Ram left the highway, struck and embankment and overturned coming to rest on the southern edge of the highway. The patrolman saw water pooling on the road. The tread on her tires was fine, and there was no indication of speeding.

About 7 a.m. Tuesday, Michael Prewitt was driving a 2010 Honda Civic traveling south on Hwy. 212 west near Conley Ditch Road when he said he swerved to miss a deer. His vehicle traveled 382 feet, then hit a ditch and traveled 100 feet, hitting trees above ground level and overturning before hitting another embankment and coming to rest on the passenger side, 484 feet from where he initially swerved.

Less than a week after the Jasper County Commission came out of a closed session and agreed to have the Emergency Medical Service (EMS) director be supervised by Assistant County Manager and Chief Financial Officer Lorri Smith, the director, Jeff Bratcher, appears to be without a job.

Mr. Bratcher talked to this newspaper reporter about the “hostile work environment” that he has been forced to work in for more than a year that led up to the change in the chain of command two weeks ago, and his dismissal from his job last week.

Mr. Bratcher said the commissioners agreed last November that he should report to Mrs. Smith not to County Manager Greg Wood, but that action was not taken publicly until the March 5 meeting. (The commission goes into closed session at almost every meeting, usually to discuss personnel. Typically, the commission takes no action when it comes out. By law, they cannot vote while they are in closed session.)

The March 5 action came after Mr. Bratcher was put on administrative leave with pay by Mrs. Smith on March 1, on the advice of legal counsel. The administrative leave was to last until Mr. Bratcher had a meeting with the county attorney and the chairman and vice-chairman of the board, according to the letter received by Mr. Bratcher.
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David Lamar Mitchell appeared in Jasper Superior Court Tuesday, March 6, with Judge John Lee Parrott, presiding, for a probation revocation hearing. Mr. Mitchell was accused of failing to report and failing to pay court ordered fines and fees.

Mr. Mitchell was on probation for multiple counts of theft by shoplifting, criminal trespass, burglary and theft by taking in four separate prosecutions. After the court found sufficient evidence that he had indeed violated his probation, he was sentenced to serve 300-365 days in a state detention center, and upon release be placed on one year of intensive probation.

Also, the court found sufficient evidence that the following other individuals had violated their probation for charges as indicated below, and were sentenced as follows:

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PIEDMONT LITERARY REGION CHAMPIONS

Piedmont Academy’s literary and music team recently took top honors at the GISA Region 1AA competition which involves 14 events of writing, acting, speaking, singing and playing the piano. The event was held on Tuesday, March 6, at First Baptist Church Milledgeville, and the most recent win represents back to back region championships for the literary team.

Amy Anuszczyk, a senior, competed in girl’s solo, and she placed first with her performance of “Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again” by Andrew Lloyd Webber and “Porque toco el pander” by Joaqu’n Rodrigo.

Also receiving top honors was senior Samuel McGinnis who competed in the humorous interpretation category and performed Drugs Are Bad by Jonathan Rand. Mr. McGinnis and his partner, junior Samantha Ramsdell, won the duo interpretation category for their performance of And the Dish Ran Away With the Spoon by Janet Stevens and Susan Stevens Crummell.
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