Wednesday, May 2, 2001

Arrests The following arrests were reported by the Fayette County Sheriff's Department for the past week: Myrtis Delores McNair, 41, for violation of probation. David Patrick Hepp, 36, for stalking. Dwayne Daniels, 43, for DUI and following too closely. David Mallory, 25, for passing a bad check. Ronald Wayne Knowles, 35, for violation of probation. Willie Glover III, 23, for passing a bad check. Carlos Copeland, 24, for passing a bad check. Karl Lee Green, 17, for driving without a license. Jeffery Chase Gotch, 17, for violation of probation. Corey Bernard Lipsey, 30, for one felony count of passing a bad check. Lenard Wallace, 49, for failure to appear in court. Mary Alissa Isbell, 21, for stalking (family violence). Leroy Douglas Coughman, 20, for failure to appear in court. Ginny Lee Armour, 24, for passing a bad check. Antonio Gutierrez, 23, for violation of probation. Ivan Eugene Carroll, 28, for violation of probation. Tawana Turner, 29, for driving without a license, driving without insurance and driving a vehicle without a tag. Justin Matthew Caldwell, 21, for violation of probation. Marion Anthony Cash, 30, for deposit account fraud. Russell Dale Dingler, 45, for violation of probation. Timothy Wayne Mayfield, 39, for failure to appear in court. Jeffery Michael Walker, 23, for violation of probation. Johnny Edward Carr, 38, for failure to appear in court. Melissa Ann Thompson, 32, for obstruction of a police officer. Antione B. Joyner, 40, for DUI, failure to maintain lane and failure to report an automobile accident. James M. Hardaway, 34, for violation of probation. Thomas M. Turner, 37, for driving with a suspended license and driving without insurance. Katherine Clark Johnson, 43, for simple battery (family violence). Craig Stephen Reese, 35, for passing a bad check. Shaughn Smith, 29, for driving with a suspended license. Jason Nitong, 26, for violation of probation. Michael Matthews, 22, for violation of probation. Dan Jarrett Parkman, 23, for simple battery. Darrell Parkman, 30, for simple battery.     What do you think of this story? Click here to send a message to the editor. Back to News Home Page | Back to the top of the page