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ARRESTS


May 18 – Bobby Ray Keene, Jr., 18, Turtletown, Theft over $10,000 … James Daniel Mealer, 18, Copperhill, Theft over $10,000.

May 19 – Tita L. Gray, 28, Ocoee, Contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

May 20 – James R. Hughes, Jr., 30, Cleveland, failure to appear … Carmen Danielle Neloms, 20, Cleveland, Theft under $500.

May 21 – John Wayne Hodge, 61, Cleveland, DUI.

May 22 – Aaron D. Jones, 23, Copperhill, Violation of Probation … Richard Womble, 18, Farner, Sale and Delivery of Methamphetamine … Nate Hicks, 43, Tellico Plain, Sale & Delivery of Methamphetamine, Child Endangerment, Driving on Revoked License(2nd Offense) … Chealeah Stewart, 21, Copperhill, Sale and Delivery of Methamphetamine, Violation of  Probation … Thomas Jason Frazier, 26, Old fort, PI, aggravated criminal trespassing … Gregory D. Rosen, 36, Newport, DUI, possession schedule III.

May 23 – Troy J. Richmond, 22, Cleveland, Simple Possession, Evading Arrest, Brianna Candace Arrington, 23, Mineral Bluff, GA, Theft Under $500 … Rusty Shane Burris, 19, Benton, Reckless driving, evading arrest.

May 24 - Donald T. Fleming, 26, Mineral Bluff, GA, Criminal Trespass, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia … Raymond C. Gray, 46, Morganton, GA, Criminal Trespass, Unlawful Possession of a Weapon by a Felon. Habitual Violator … Jeremy W. Davenport, 23, Copperhill, Domestic Violence.


OFFENSES & COMPLAINTS


May 18 – A gas drive-off was reported at the Ocoee Chevron … A fight was reported on Ocoee Street in Copperhill … A property dispute was reported on Briarwood Lane … Vandalism was reported on Stump St … Theft was reported on Busted Rock Rd … Harassment was reported in Benton.

May 19 – A suspicious vehicle was reported on Allen Road in Copperhill … A 9-year-old was reported missing on Raper Road. The child was found safe 45 minutes later … Theft of tools was reported on J. Wilson Rd … A dog bite was reported on Boanerges Church Rd … Small children were reported on Davis Curbow Rd road by themselves … A missing 4 year-old was reported on Hwy 411. He was found asleep … A vehicle fire was reported on Sand Mtn Rd … Kids were reported swimming in a mudhole with no adults around in Old fort … A stove fire was reported on Lightfoot Rd … A wreck was reported in front of Zion Church … People were reported in the street all night at Wetmore Circle and Gee Creek … A reckless Corolla was reported in Benton.

May 20 – A resident reported that heavy equipment has been illegally parked, damaging his property on Main Street in Ducktown … An accident was reported on Highway 68 in Copperhill … A fight was reported on School House Hill in Ducktown … A shoplifter was reported at Dollar general on Hwy 64.

May 21 – A property dispute was reported on Farner Road in Farner … A reckless driver was reported on Highway 64 east … An accident was reported on Highway 64 at Milemarker 15 … An intoxicated person was reported at Hardees in Ducktown … Violation of a restraining order was reported on Hwy 411.

May 22 – An accident involving two tractor trailers was reported on Highway 64 at Mundix Bluff … A lost horse was reported on Deal Hollow Road.  The horse was recovered the next day … Burglary and vandalism were reported on Tellico Reliance Rd … Reckless driving was reported on Parksville Rd … Property damage was reported at Massengill Oil … Possible DUI was reported on Hwy 411.

May 23 – A suspected shoplifter was arrested at the Piggly Wiggly in Ducktown … Trespassing was reported on Grassy Creek Road … A deputy was requested to investigate a possibly stolen car from the parking lot behind the Copperhill Post Office. The deputy determined that the vehicle owner had actually parked her vehicle in a different location … Hit and Run was reported on Hwy 30 … A verbal domestic was reported on Hwy 411 … A group was reported drunk and loud at Chilhowee Camp Ground … A domestic dispute was reported on Ladd Springs Rd … A reckless explorer was reported at Horn’s Creek Resort.

May 24 - A reckless driver was reported on Highway 68 in Turtletown … A driver called 911 to report he was lost on a gravel road somewhere in Turtletown. Passersby guided the driver back to Highway 68 … Gunshots were reported on Belltown Road in Copperhill … A security guard found four-wheelers trespassing on the grounds of the old Ducktown School … A domestic dispute was reported on Davenport Cove Road in Copperhill … Theft was reported ay High Country … A child custody dispute was reported in Benton … A windshield was reported shot with buck shot on Hwy 411 … A wreck was reported on Hwy 64 at McDonalds … Phone threats were reported on Town Creek Rd … 4-wheelers were reported tearing up property on Sloan Gap and Casson Rds … Reckless 4wheelers were reported on Circle R Drive … A vehicle rollover was reported on Mtn View Rd … A woman was reported acting high and playing in a creek in Benton … Theft of a booster box was reported at Lake Ocoee Inn … A tree and line were reported on on Kimsey Mtn Hwy.


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