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ARRESTS


November 16 - Martin Berrow, 56, Conasauga, Aggravated assault.

November 17 - David D. Rogers, 20, Benton, Driving on suspended license, simple possession … Daniel J. Morrow, 19, Copperhill, Violation of Probation … Delbert W. Hickey, 58, Farner, Disorderly Conduct … Randall J. Kimbrell, 38, Farner, Assault, Vandalism.

November 18 - Kimberli Vanessa Griffith, 33, Old Fort, Simple possession, possession paraphernalia, criminal impersonation, Violation probation … Andrew Benjamin Dickens, 29, Old Fort, Simple possession, drug paraphernalia, domestic assault … Ricky V. McDaniel, 46, Benton, Disorderly conduct.

November 19 - Mary E. Rose, 60, Copperhill, Allowing Animals to run at large … Denise Marie Fox, 49, Madison, Alabama, 6-year-old Outstanding Warrant from Alabama Department of Corrections.

November 20 - Paul Shelton Ciucci, 50, Delano, Reckless Endangerment, Assault.

November 21 - Tisha J. Neyman, 37, Benton, Vandalism, assault, reckless driving, trespassing.


OFFENSES & COMPLAINTS


November 16 - Harassment was reported in Conasauga … Theft of keys was reported at Preferred Pharmacy … Someone was reported being in a basement in Benton … Theft of a tree stand was reported on Biggs Rd … Keys were reported locked in a vehicle in Benton … Reckless driving was reported on Hwy 411S … A grass fire was reported at the Polk/Bradley Lane … Keys were reported locked in a vehicle on Pine St … A wreck was reported on USFS Rd 99 … A possible fight was reported on Patty Rd … An attempted arson was reported on Stansbury Mountain Road in Turtletown … An accident was reported on Belltown Road in Copperhill … An accident was reported on Highway 68 at the Jet Mart in Farner … A dispute was reported on Spruce Street in Ducktown … A parked vehicle was reported blocking the view of oncoming traffic at Grassy Creek and Godfrey Roads.

November 17 - A dog bite was reported on Busted Rock Rd … A white truck was reported in a ditch near Burgess Feed & Hardware … Dogs were reported trying to kill chickens on Dixon Rd … A logging truck was reported trying to run a pickup off the road in Old Fort … Theft of a truck was reported on Reynolds Bridge Rd … A dispute between mother and daughter was reported at PCHS … A structure fire was reported on Broyles Ln …  Keys were reported locked in a vehicle on Crowe Hill Circle … Keys were reported locked in a vehicle in Ocoee … A structure fire was reported starting up again on Boyles Rd … A wreck was reported on Benton Pike … A noise disturbance was reported on Benton Mountain … A possible drunk driver was reported on Highway 68 in Turtletown … Vandalism to a vehicle was reported on Belltown Road in Copperhill … Two vehicles were reported broken into at the Ducktown Copper Inn on Five Points Drive … Musical Instruments were reported stolen from a residence on Ledford Lane in Copperhill … An assault was reported on Highway 68 in Farner.

November 18 - Harassment was reported in Ocoee … A vehicle was reported hitting a tree on Sloan Gap Rd … A yard was reported rolled on Halloween on Towee Pike … A tailgating tractor trailer was reported on Hwy 411 … Domestic problems were reported on Freeman Circle … A suspicious vehicle was reported on Spring Creek Rd … Damage to a fence was reported on Benton Station Rd … An 18-wheeler was reported hitting the back of a car in Old Fort … Fire was reported on Ed Kirksley Rd … A suspicious person was reported on Claire Rd … Truck vandalism was reported on Hwy 30 … A man and woman were reported quarreling at Blue Goose … A vehicle was reported vandalized on Farner Road

November 19 - Theft of a ring was reported on Freeman Circle … Dogs were reported treeing a cat on Post Rd … Dogs were reported running loose on Belltown Road in Copperhill

November 20 - Assault was reported on Killian Rd … Theft and vandalism were reported just off Hwy 411 … A flattened tire was reported at Hardee's in Ocoee. Surveillance cameras and witnesses saw the offense … Theft was reported on Longley Rd … A resident reported hearing glass breaking on Horns Ford … A car was reported in a ditch on Otto Bell Lane in Copperhill … An accident was reported at the Old Steel Bridge in Copperhill … A motorist was reported littering on Highway 64 … A suspicious vehicle was reported on Beaver Cove Road.

November 21 - Threats and harassment were reported on Dentville Rd … DUI was reported on Hwy 64E … Theft of a vehicle was reported on Rymer Rd … A prowler was reported on Dentville Rd … Vandalism was reported on Old Federal Rd … A wreck was reported on Hwy 315 … A wreck was reported at Parksville and Dogwood Rds … A vehicle was reported in a head-on collision with a TDOT truck at Hwy 64 & Hwy 411

November 22 - Theft was reported on Sloan Gap Rd … Possible trouble with an estranged husband and wife was reported on Old Federal Rd … Assault was reported at Tennga Exxon … Guns were reported stolen on Second Street in Copperhill.


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