The following information was gathered from Oconee County Jail booking reports and Oconee County Sheriff's Office incident reports:

• After a manhunt on May 5,  Kirk Devin Bray, 38, of 414 Pelican Circle in Woodbine, Georgia was arrested for possession of methamphetamine, possession of drug-related paraphernalia, and obstruction of an officer.  Sheriff Scott Berry said in a news release that Bray was wanted in at least 7 counties on various charges.  The Athens Banner-Herald reported Saturday that he allegedly ran a chop shop in Cherokee County.
• On May 4, Christopher Alan Poss, 41, of 20 Stone Creek Drive in Hull was arrested and charged with 5 counts each of financial card and ID fraud.
• Rex M. Johnson, 59, of 1111 Echo Trail was arrested and charged with DUI and failure to maintain lane on May 3.
• On May 3, Timothy Richard Searcy, 39, of 1111 Brookshire Drive was arrested and charged with battery.
• Jennifer Farabee Sears, 45, of 3180 Monroe Highway Lot 2 was arrested and charged with battery on May 2. 
• On May 2, Billy Ray Craft, 58, 3180 Monroe Highway Lot 2 was arrested and charged with battery.
• Kyle Dewayne Whittaker, 22, of 400 Frazier Hill Road was booked at the Oconee County Jail on charges of DUI, reckless driving, failure to stop at a stop sign, and driving too fast for conditions.
• Sridevi Anduri, 27, of 110 International Drive Apartment 118 in Athens was arrested and charged with theft by shoplifting on May 2.
• On May 2, Rajani Gourishetty, 26, of 110 International Drive Apartment 118 in Athens was arrested and charged with theft by shoplifting.
• Lori Ann Wise, 42, of 1120 Moreland Drive Lot 10 was arrested and charged with DUI and driving while unlicensed on May 2.
• John Lee Johnson, 35, of 20 Inglescott Way in Alexander, North Carolina was charged with deposit account fraud.
• On April 29, Ieshia Deneen Ross, 18, of 208 Jefferson Street in Statham was arrested and charged with theft by receiving stolen property and theft by deception.
• Sometime between noon on April 29 and 3:50 p.m on May 1, a resident told deputies that a red 6x10 trailer with wooden standards and no rear gate and a green Bobcat lawn mower were stolen from 2390 Greensboro Highway. The items are valued at $7,800.