Dahlonega man charged with battery, making terroristic threats

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LUMPKIN COUNTY, Ga. – 31-year-old Ian Joseph Almeida was arrested on charges of simple battery and making terroristic threats against his sister Bayley Hermina Almeida at a residence on Joyce Lane on June 27.

Lumpkin County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched to the scene in reference to a physical domestic where they found Bayley Almeida and an unidentified female had barricaded themselves into a bedroom to escape Ian.

Bayley said her brother punched her in the back of the head and threatened to kill her before they managed escape into the bedroom. She told deputies Ian punched the door several times to try and gain entry. When he was unable to do so, he left the scene.

He was located at a nearby church, handcuffed and transported to the Lumpkin County Detention Center

Dahlonega man faces charges of battery, false imprisonment and trespassing

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LUMPKIN COUNTY, Ga. – Ian Joseph Almeida, 30, of 52 Joyce Lane in Dahlonega, was arrested Friday (June 12) after his girlfriend reported that he beat her and held her against her will when she broke up with him.

Alyssa Arlene Goodman, 22, told Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office deputies when she told Almeida she wanted nothing more to do with him, he wrestled their car keys away from her, punched her in the face and kneed her in the face several times. According to the incident report, when she attempted to run through the door, she wound up on her stomach with him pulling her back into the room

At least one unidentified witness saw Almeida dragging her back inside and filmed that part of the incident.  Almeida left the scene before deputies arrived. He was arrested on a warrant charging him with battery, false imprisonment and criminal trespass.

 

 

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