Warner Robins surgeon accused of buying and selling stolen vehicles  

WARNER ROBINS — An Emory Healthcare–Warner Robins surgeon has been accused of buying and selling stolen vehicles for his rental car business.

Dr. Patrick Narh-Martey was arrested on Friday and charged with counts of theft by receiving stolen property and possession of a vehicle with an altered Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). 

A Houston County Sheriff’s Office incident report said a deputy responded to the Houston County Tag Office in July 2024. An employee identified Narh-Martey after bringing in a suspected fake title. The employee ran the VIN through a national database with no results.  

The vehicle was out of Florida, but the title number began with the letter “L”, which added suspicion that the title was fake. 

Narh-Martey told deputies he owned a rental car business and purchased a 2019 Dodge Challenger Hellcat on Facebook Marketplace for $44,500. 

Deputies could not locate the Challenger from the VIN. The title instead belonged to a 2021 Dodge Challenger and was collected for evidence. 

District Attorney Eric Edwards said Narh-Martey is accused of knowingly buying and selling stolen vehicles. The DA’s Office is confident the case will reach prosecution. 

Edwards said the case is still under investigation.