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Firearm, Drugs Found Amid Domestic Dispute Call
14 Sep
Summary
- Police found a firearm and controlled substances at a Flowery Branch home.
- The incident occurred during a domestic dispute call on Aug. 22.
- Marijuana use was allegedly observed in the presence of an infant.
An investigation into a domestic dispute in Flowery Branch on August 22 led to the arrest of two individuals and the seizure of a firearm and illegal substances. Authorities responded to a call where a firearm was allegedly presented by an intoxicated individual identified as Jacob Capes, 21.
Capes was already under investigation for previous drug-related incidents. A subsequent search of his residence uncovered a firearm and various controlled substances. Another resident, Tansley Bergerac, 21, claimed ownership of the discovered drugs.
During the investigation, officers also reported that marijuana was being used in the presence of an infant. Both Capes and Bergerac were transported to the Hall County Jail.
Capes faces charges including two counts of reckless conduct and possession of drug-related objects. Bergerac was charged with reckless conduct, disorderly conduct, possession of dangerous drugs, possession of a Schedule IV drug, and possessing drugs not in their original container.
