A Menlo Georgia man wound up in jail after deputies were dispatched to a disturbance call at the Southeast Credit Union in Trion last week.

The man, identified as Rodney Galloway refused to leave the property because, according to the deputy’s report – he believed money was supposed to be deposited into his account from Africa. Since there was no such record of any deposit being made – Galloway became upset with the credit union.

After running the man’s driver’s license, the deputy discovered that the license had actually been suspended due to a DUI charge.

A consent search of the vehicle also tuned up a backpack containing suspected marijuana in addition to several different prescription drugs including methadone and oxycodone.

Galloway was charged with several violations of the Georgia Controlled Substances Act.

(AM1180 Chattooga County Radio)