Quitman Police Department

02/14/2026

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12/21/2025

Shoplifting at 906 north Washington Quitman liquor 12/20/25. Please call 229-263-4262. Officer Curry.

12/10/2025

🎁 Comfort & Cuddles Donation Drive – Thank You! 🧸🕊️
The Quitman Police Department would like to extend our heartfelt appreciation to everyone who donated to our Comfort & Cuddles Blanket and Stuffed Animal Drive.

Because of your generosity, we are able to provide comfort to children in our community during difficult moments. Every blanket and stuffed animal donated represents a sense of warmth, security, and kindness that will make a meaningful difference in their lives.

🤝 Your support reflects the true spirit of community, and we are grateful for each of you who helped make this effort a success.

On behalf of the Quitman Police Department, thank you for standing with us and spreading compassion throughout our city. 💙

11/14/2025

💙The Quitman Police Department has received several donations in the last two days. I want to thank everyone who donated and also those who are going to donate. We appreciate your support.🥰

💙🖤"One blanket, one stuffed animal, one smile at a time"
All donations will be given to our Children's advocacy in Valdosta, Georgia💙🖤

11/13/2025

💙🖤"One blanket, one stuffed animal, one smile at a time"
All donations will be given to our Children's advocacy in Valdosta, Georgia💙🖤

07/03/2025

On June 19th, 2025@ 1:50am the City of Quitman First Responders(fire and police) Brooks County Fire Department, Remerton Fire Department(mutual aid) responded to a structural fire on the 400 Block of North Walker Street, formerly North Walker Street School. Once a building block of education for past generations, the red brick building had become a historic landmark in the community. Now as the days go by former school attendees and employees reminisce the memories of a place that jumped started their education. The Georgia State Fire Investigation Unit was requested. An investigation led to the investigation of one young adult and three juvenile. During the investigation it was discovered there was no set motive only just teenagers trespassing and being careless. Investigators are still investigating because others are possibly involved.

I want to thank the State Fire Investigators and Quitman Police for their efforts in determining the origin of the fire and quickly following the leads to apprehend the offenders and thanks to Quitman Fire Department, Brooks County Fire Department Remerton Fire Department and Lowndes County Fire Department

The offenders’ charges are as follow:
Jimmie Arnold(17):

Arson 2nd Dgr
Interference with Gov’t Property
Burglary 2nd Dgr
Poss of tool to Commit Crime
Criminal Trespass

Three juveniles(names withheld at this time):
Arson 2nd Dgr
Burglary 2nd Dgr
Interference W/ Gov’t Property
Poss. of tools to Commit Crime
Criminal Trespass

Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice has been notified and is now involved in the proceedings.

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05/16/2025

The Quitman Police Department would like to thank all the agencies that came out last night to assist with the Traffic Network Meeting. The following is a list of tickets written on 05/15/2025.

Reggie Glover was arrested for driving with a suspended license.

Michael White was arrested for driving with a suspended license.

Zero Tolerance is active.

04/29/2025

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04/29/2025

SCAM ALERT! BE AWARE!
A citizen reported receiving phone calls from people claiming to be investigators with her bank. The scammers told the citizen they flagged suspicious activity on the citizen’s bank account and they needed the citizen’s assistance to catch the thieves. The scammers persuaded the citizen to withdraw money from their bank account and meet with the scammers in a parking lot to catch the alleged thieves. The scammers were very persuasive and were able to get the citizen to withdraw money which they collected in person.
Scammers have two main goals: to steal your money and/or your identity
If you receive calls from your bank, credit card company or other company and you believe the call is suspicious, hang up and call the company directly and verify
-NEVER withdraw money from your account to assist the bank with identifying fraud
-NEVER withdraw money and purchase Apple Gift cards or other gift cards
-NEVER withdraw money and send via Cryptocurrency ATM’s
When in doubt, do some research and if you are the victim of fraud notify the your local law enforcement agency.

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