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ARRESTS


May 4 – Stephanie D. Eubanks, 21, Benton, Contributing to delinquency.

May 5 – Lori Danielle Gates, 31, Cleveland, Possession schedule II, tampering with evidence, possession paraphernalia … John Terry Jones, 33, Cleveland, Possession schedule II for resale, possession drug paraphernalia.

May 6 – Jessica Blackwell, 29, Old Fort, Assault … Thomas E. Swafford, 40, Charleston, Felony evading, driving while habitual offender, DUI 2nd offense, reckless endangerment.

May 7 – Melissa Dalton, 29, Old Fort, Assault.

May 8 – Kassee Nychole Dye, 20, Old Fort, Violation probation … Terry W. Baxter, 51, Old Fort, Possession paraphernalia, violation probation … Benjamin L. Wooten, 31, Benton, Violation probation … Anthony L. Hawkins, 18, Turtletown, Resisting Stop, Frisk, Halt, Vandalism, No Helmet, Use of OHV on Highway.

May 9 – Cara Dale Roach, 45, Cleveland, Violation probation … Crystal Star Jerger, 26, Cleveland, Violation probation … Jackie Floyd Queen, 63, Blue Ridge, GA, DUI (5th Offense), Driving while habitual violator … Roger Lee Hubbard, 60, Copperhill, Public Intoxication … Kenneth E. Carter, 52, Copperhill, Public Intoxication.

May 10 – Frank D. Hartness, 41, Cleveland, Domestic violence … Linda Sue Culbertson, 53, Clevelaned, PI, possession schedule IV for resale … Gary Robert Hedding, 56, Driving on revoked, DUI 2nd offense, violation seat belt law, open container.


OFFENSES & COMPLAINTS


May 4 – Assault was reported on John Shelton Rd … Mailbox vandalism was reported on Mtn View Rd … A wreck was reported in Benton …  Theft was reported on Upper River Rd … A possible prowler was reported on Baker Bridge Rd … A motorist complained that a missing flagman nearly resulted in an accident at the Davis Mill Bridge construction site on Highway 68 in Copperhill. Deputies warned contractor to be sure flagman was on station during work hours … A resident of Stansbury Mountain Road in Turtletown reported that a dead animal had been placed in her mail box … An accident was reported on Pleasant Hill Road in Copperhill.

May 5 – A domestic problem was reported on George Bates Rd … Meth lab components were reported found on Gee Creek Rd … A horse was reported in Lillard Rd … A wreck was reported on Mtn View Rd … A possible disabled vehicle was reported on Highway 64 west of the Ocoee Whitewater Center.

May 6 – Theft of medication was reported on Oak Grove Rd … A domestic dispute was reported on Hunt Lane … Child custody issues and threats were reported on Davis Lane … A horse was reported in the road on Freeman Circle … A harassment complaint was received from the Chevron Station on Highway 64 in Ducktown … A structure fire was reported at Eagle Ranch … A child custody dispute was reported on Stansbury Mountain Road in Turtletown … A tree was reported in the road on New Stansbury Road … A tree was reported in the road on Highway 64 past the put-in.

May 7 – A domestic argument was reported in Benton … A vehicle was reported blocking the roadway on Margaret Ln … A possible domestic argument was reported on Etowah Rd …Two females were reported fighting on Hwy 411 … Gunshots were reported at the Old Ducktown School … A deputy was needed to remove a person from a residence on Highway 68 in Turtletown … A possible drunk driver was reported on Stansbury Mountain Road … An assault was reported at the Blue Goose Apartments … A prowler was reported on Otto Belle Lane.

May 8 – Phone harassment was reported at McDonald’s … A stolen weapon was reported recovered at Benton Shooter’s Supply … Possible theft by a houseguest was reported on Linsdale Rd … Breaking and entering was reported on Wetmore Springs Rd … Loose dogs were reported on Claire St … A possible argument was reported at #1 Dam … A horse was reported found on Delano Rd … Loose horses were reported on Mtn View and Antioch Church Rds … A loose pit bull was reported on Claire St … A tree was reported blocking Dunn Rd … A resident complained about a reckless 4-wheeler on Cal Dillard Road in Turtletown.

May 9 – Domestic verbal threats were reported on Ocoee Circle … Missing money was reported at Huddle House … A tree was reported down on Stone Rd … A wreck was reported on Antioch Church Rd … 4wheelers were reported on Swan Rd … Debris was reported on Hwy 411 N of the Conasauga River … A vehicle unlock was requested at Spring Creek … A tree was reported down in Greasy Creek … A vehicle was reported in a ditch in the Pinhook area … A prowler was reported on Longley Rd … A family disturbance was reported on Parks Drive in Turtletown … A Pit Bull was reported killing chickens on Nicole Lane in Copperhill … A neighbor complained about dogs running loose on Belltown Road in Copperhill … A gas drive off was reported at the Kangaroo Express in Ducktown … A public drunk was reported on Coletown Circle.

May 10 – A rooster was reported killed by a black lab on Dentville Rd … Theft was reported on Busted Rock Rd … A car was reported backing into a ditch at Nancy Ward Grave … Breaking & entering was reported on Dentville Rd … Reckless kids on dirt bikes were reported on Swan Rd … Shooting was reported on Rose Circle … Reckless driving was reported on Hwy 411N … A vehicle unlock was requested at Adventures Unlimited … A vehicle was reported off the road on FS Rd 302 … Suspicious people were reported at Cherokee Corner … A gas smell was reported on Ladd Springs Rd. Turned out to be a broken lawn mower hose … Trespassers were reported on Busted Rock Rd … A suspicious female was reported talking crazy outside Ocoee Dollar General … Reckless motorcycles were reported on Hwy 64E … A domestic fight was reported on Dixon Rd … Possible B&E was reported on Hunt Lane.


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