Perry Police arrest 19-year-old male, find stolen items, firearms, drugs
Perry Police and the Houston County Sheriff’s Office arrested Jaedan Charles, 19, at Perry Mobile Home Park Thursday morning and found multiple stolen items as well as firearms and drugs.
PERRY — Thursday morning, the Perry Police Department, along with the Houston County Sheriff’s Office’s Warrants Division, executed arrest warrants for Jaeden Charles, 19, at the Perry Mobile Home Park located at 1998 Sam Nunn Blvd.
According to a media release from the city, officers observed “suspected stolen property in plain view” and obtained and carried out a search warrant of the residence. The release said officers recovered property linked to many thefts, as well as firearms and illegal drugs.
During their search of the residence, Perry Police said they found and identified a juvenile male missing and wanted out of Hall County.
The case is still under investigation. Those with information regarding this case are urged to contact Detective Wilcox at (478) 988-2848.
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