TIFTON — A Fitzgerald man was recently arrested in connection to a burglary reported on Dec. 7, 2015.

According to Lt. Col. Bobby Brannen, with the Tift County Sheriff’s Office, the report states the burglary was reported to have occurred at a residence on Union Road South.

A Nintendo, Playstation 3 and approximately 20 Playstation video games were reported stolen. Seventeen of the video games were recovered and returned to the victim.

Steven Cain Kirkland was arrested Wednesday and charged with first degree burglary and a probation violation.

In an unrelated case, on May 19, Officer Tony Amaya reported that he responded to Len Lastinger Primary School on Lake Drive in reference to a break-in that happened overnight.

The principal reported that around 7:30 a.m., as he arrived at the school, he noticed that several windows behind the school were open. He entered the school and then noticed that several lights were left on as well.

He said he found this suspicious, so he checked the school’s surveillance system and discovered that at 1:15 a.m., a black male wearing a gray T-shirt and what appeared to be pajamas made entry to the school and was going from room to room. The surveillance footage also showed the subject walking around the school pulling on the doors.

The report states it is believed the subject made entry through one of the windows in one of the classrooms. Another classroom had several windows that were open also.

The surveillance footage showed the subject carrying several items in his arms that he took from the classrooms. Most of the items taken were gift bags that the teachers had for their students.

In a similar report, on May 21, Officer Coleman Nelson reported he was sent to Len Lastinger in reference to another burglary. The principal informed him that he arrived to the school that evening and noticed all of the lights were on throughout the school, noting he turned them off the night before.

He said he checked the cameras and at approximately 1:30 a.m., a black male entered the school through a window. He noted this same subject entered the school days earlier and stole some towels and candy. He didn’t report any items missing at that time.

Freddie Lee Johnson, 31, of Tifton, was arrested May 28 and charged with two counts of first degree burglary.

In another matter, on Wednesday, Officer Jennifer Devers reported at approximately 3:32 a.m., she was sent to a residence on Tifton Eldorado Road with another officer in reference to a man breaking into a woman’s apartment.

The victim reported that while she was sleeping in her living room, she awoke to find a man standing over her with his penis out. She said he ran out the sliding back door, which had been unsecured and was probably used by the subject to enter her home. A description was given of the offender.

Patrick Lewis Mosley, 22, of Tifton, was arrested Thursday and charged with first degree burglary.

In other unrelated cases:

• Someone reported Tuesday morning that a person entered South Georgia Dogs on U.S. Highway 82 East and took some items.

• A woman who lives in the 100 block of East 13th Street reported Monday night that she heard three gunshots fired in the area of her apartment. It appeared that a stray bullet shattered the window of a vehicle. No injuries were reported.

• Someone reported that several locks were cut at the AAA Mini Storage on Whiddon Mill Road May 25-30.

• A man reported May 21 that someone broke into his home on Tifton Eldorado Road and took a Kenmore stove and a Troy-Bilt weed trimmer.

• A man reported an armed robbery in the area of Southern Avenue and Bruce Lane on May 25.

Editorial Note: Mug shots for Freddie Lee Johnson and Patrick Lewis Mosley were unavailable.