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MATTER OF RECORD

HOUSE AND CONTENTS

AUCTIONSSATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 6 p.m.

Selling Grace H. Piepho Living EstateLocation: 2505 Hwy 105 Trezevant, Tn. 38258 (Carroll Co.)

REGARDLESS OF WEATHER • EARL McALISTER, AUCTIONEER

REAL ESTATE: Country living at its best! Nice 1,078 +/- sq. ft. country home on 3Ac +/- featuring: 3 or 4 bedrooms, 1 bath, Kitchen/Dining combo 15 x13 Linoleum, Great Room 20 x 11 Carpet, Living Room 15 x 13 Carpet, Laundry/Utility Room 8 x 7 Concrete, Master Bedroom 15 x 13 Hardwood, Bedroom #2 15 x 13 Carpet, Bedroom #3 16 x 7 Carpet, Hardwood and Linoleum Flooring, Metal roof, Wired shop/garage, Well water and private septic, New well pump, Central air/gas heat, unit installed 2007, Garden spot, Vinyl exterior, interior paneling, Paved drive, Crawl space, block foundation, Map 55 Par 002, Deed Book 298 Page 330

Auction will begin at 6 p.m. Property will sell at 7 p.m.REAL ESTATE TERMS: 10% down day of sale balance with deed. PERSONAL PROP-ERTY: Cash or good check, bank letter required unless personally known by auction com-pany. LEAD PAINT NOTICE: Please note that all residential property built prior to 1978 is sold subject to disclosure and inspection requirements. Buyers are allowed a 10-day period in which properties may be inspected for the presence of lead paint. HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS: two couch and love seat sets -- end tables -- wheel chair --mics. lamps -- power chair -- like new folding table -- book shelf -- dining table and chairs -- corner cabinet -- range -- washer and dryer -- upright freezer -- bed room suites -- misc. dishes and cookware -- many items unpacked -- too many items to list.

No Buyer’s Fee or Participation PremiumAll Announcements Day of Sale Take Precedence Over All Advertised Media.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, FINE ANTIQUES, FURNITURE, HISTORICAL ARTIFACTS,

EUROPEAN ANTIQUESSee ridgelyauctionco.com for detailed listing & photos.

SATURDAY, JAN. 14, 9 A.M.LOCATION: 55 Northwood Dr., Huntingdon, TN

Selling Walt and Mary Belle Montgomery Estate

AUCTION

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EarlMcAlister,Auctioneer

HIGHLIGHTS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTING

NO BUYER’SPREMIUM

Doug Taylor Auction ServiceYOUR Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker200 Adkins Lane Puryear, TN 38251 Phone (731) 247-3784

Doug Taylor, Auctioneer/Broker TN Lic. #2027 - Ky. Lic. #RP7209 - Firm Lic. #1782

“Taylor Made Auctions Are Better”

TERMS & CONDITIONS: Complete settlement day of auction. Payable in CASH, CASHIER’S CHECK or PERSONAL CHECK with CURRENT BANK LETTER OF CREDIT guaranteeing payment, made to Doug Taylor Auction Service required by ALL persons not personally known by the auction company.

LUNCH AVAILABLE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS

ESTATE AUCTIONSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 2012 • 9:00 A.M.PARIS, TN - 517 Royal Oak - Henry County Fairgrounds - From downtown Paris, TN take Hwy. 79 N (toward Paris Landing) to Fairgrounds Rd., turn right, go to Royal Oak, turn right, auction on the left.

Selling Guns, Knives, Coins, Fishing Equipment, Tools, 4 Wheeler, Household Items for the Max Paul Baker, Jr. Estate

Visit our Web site: www.dougtaylorauction.com or www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer ID# 10823

4-Wheeler -2003 Polaris, 700 Twin Sportsman, 4x4 on Demand w/front & back racks, front winch; GUNS: Browning, auto, 5 Mag + Browning Citori Upland Special + Browning Md.. 52, bolt action, 22 cal. + Colt AR 15, 223 Cal. Md. SPI + CVA, 50 cal. Rifle + CVA Colonial + Glock Mdl. 17 + High Standard Victor + Intratec Tec-9 + Ithaca 37, featherweight + Juker Spain 45 cal. Black powder + Mossberg 600AT + Nikko Golden Eagle + Remington Mdl. 700 Police Sniper + Remington Sportsman, Mdl. IIA + Remington Sportsman Mdl. 48 + Remington Derringer + Ruger #1 Standard + Ruger MKII Gov’t w/extra mags + Smith & Wesson Model 41 + Smith & Wesson Mdl. I + Smith & Wesson Mdl. 10-6 + Smith & Wesson Mdl. 19-5 + Steryn-Mannlicher + Weatherly Vanguard + Cabella black powder rifle + Colt Combat Commander + Colt Python + Herrington-Richardson 949 + Reinhard StalinHassfurt + Colt single action, army + Taurus Raging Bull + Colt Gold Cup, MK IV, National Match + Colt 1903 pocket auto, 32 acp + Colt 1903 pocket, auto, 380 + reloading equipment, assorted dies + gun screw driver set + Bushnell Banner + bow sighter + Grizzly Lee loader for pistol cartridges + GUN SAFE: Fort Knox gun safe; AMMO: 6 boxes Remington Hevi-Shot high velocity waterfowl loads, 1 3/8oz 6shot 1450 FPS velocity (10 per box) + 1 box Winchester Supreme high veloc-ity 1450 FPS verlocity steel shot 1 1/4oz 4shot (25 per box) + 1 box Winchester SuperX drylok supersteel 1 1/4oz 3 steel shot (25 per box) + 1 box Winchester Supereme high velocity turkey loads 1 3/4oz, 4shot (10 per box) + 1 box Remington Hevi-shot 1225 FPS velocity magnum turkey loads, 1 5/8oz 4shot (10 per box) + parital box (18) - Remington Sportsman steel shot 1300 FPS velocity, 1 1/4oz 4shot + 3 boxes Remington Buckshot 15pellets 3” 12guage 00BK + 44 Magnum - 2 boxes Remington 44 magnum 240 grain softpoint high velocity centerfire cartridges + 223 Remington + 454 Casull + 308 Winchester + 12 ga. Rifle slugs 23/4” + 12 gauge buckshot 23/4 “ + 243 Winchester + 45 Auto + 357 Magnum + 380 auto; KNIVES: Case Buffalo large pocket knife + Marbles MR183 + The Cub (Parker Frost) pocket knife + 2 Cold Steel SRKs + Cold Steel Tool + Master + BaliSong + Cold Steel Tool Master + Smith and Wesson 1st Response + Cold Steel dagger + Hibben Knives + 2 Colt daggers + MCR-11 handmade Taylor/Seto Surgical Japan + ColdSteelTrailMaster + Valorsmalldagger + Wildcat handmade in Solingen Germany + Cold Steel Twist Master + 2 Gerber pocket knives + 2 Kershaw pocket knives + UG144 United Taiwan + Kissing Crane (Solinger Germany) pocket knife in orig box + 2 swiss army knives + Benchmade pocket knife + sharpening stone and more Case Buffalo large pocket knife in a nice wood presentation case (case has the name on it) + Marbles MR183 large pocket knife in orig leather case and orig box + The Cub (Parker Frost) pocket knife + 2 Cold Steel SRKs in sheaths + Cold Steel Tool + Master in sheath + BaliSong pocket knife in sheath (has logo on it) + Cold Steel Tool Master in sheath + Smith and Wesson 1st Response pocket knife in sheath + Cold Steel dagger in sheath + Hibben Knives-3 knives in one sheath + 2 Colt daggers in 1 Colt sheath + MCR-11 handmade Taylor/Seto Surgical Japan in leather sheath + Cold Steel Trail Master + Valor small dagger in sheath + Wildcat handmade in Solingen Germany in sheath + Cold Steel Twist Master + 2 Gerber pocket knives + 2 Kershaw pocket knives + UG144 United Taiwan--3 small daggers in one sheath + Kissing Crane (Solinger Germany) pocket knife in orig box + 2 swiss army knives + Benchmade pocket knife + sharpening stone + knifelike weapon 3 sided with a point in a sheath and more; MISC: Lynch’s World Championship Turkey Caller + Faulk’s call + (50) duck decoys + Assorted fishing lures + Ginger Quill fly rod + assorted poles + Laser Ranging Bushnell system + BSA Optic scopes + (2) Milan pocket watches, Hunting Series + Lewpold Spotting Scope 12x40-60mm + Tasco Pro Series telescope. SILVER/COINS: (2) ten dollar silver limited edition Las Vegas gaming tokens (.999 silver) + (12) of 1 troy ounce each Englehard + 1 of Washington mint 1 troy ounce + (5) of Johnson Matthey 1 troy oz + 1 of Credit Suisse, 1 troy oz + (2) bars Ten troy ounces + (2) JFK 1964 half dollars + (15) gaming tokens + 1 Bronze American Revolution Tennessee Bicentennial medal (1776-1976) + 4 nickels: 1943 D, 1943 S, 1945 S and 1945 P + 4 old quarters + half dollars, (2) Kennedy, (3)1964, (4) 1967, (1)1968 d, Granklin 1950 D and 1963 D, and (2) Liberty 1942 + 3 Silver dollars, Morgan 1921 and 1921 S; and Peace 1923 + 4 dimes - 1941, 1941 D, 1943 and 1945 + Wheat Pennies + 5 pennies 1943 + Silver dollars - Four 1968 Liberty + various US coins + Liberty dollars “1776-1976” & 1971-1972 and others. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, TOOLS, and MUCH, MUCH MORE!

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 2:00 - 4:00 PM

NO BUYER’SPREMIUM

Doug Taylor Auction ServiceYOUR Auctioneer & Real Estate Broker200 Adkins Lane Puryear, TN 38251 Phone (731) 247-3784

Doug Taylor, Auctioneer/Broker TN Lic. #2027 - Ky. Lic. #RP7209 - Firm Lic. #1782

“Taylor Made Auctions Are Better”

TERMS & CONDITIONS: Complete settlement day of auction. Payable in CASH, CASHIER’S CHECK or PERSONAL CHECK with CURRENT BANK LETTER OF CREDIT guaranteeing payment, made to Doug Taylor Auction Service required by ALL persons not personally known by the auction company.

LUNCH AVAILABLE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS

ESTATE AUCTIONSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2012 • 9:00 A.M.HOLLADAY, TN - 2690 Kelly Access Rd. - From Camden take Hwy 641 South to Kelly Access Rd., turn right, proceed to auction site. From I-40 take Hwy 641 North to Kelly Access Rd., proceed to auction site. Signs will be posted. Selling House w/65+- Acres, Tractors, Guns, Tools, Furniture for the Lowell T. (Tommy) Jackson Estate

Visit our Web site: www.dougtaylorauction.com or www.auctionzip.com Auctioneer ID# 10823

Selling 65+- Acres with 2,464 sq. ft. Mobile Home and addition with second story featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, open concept living room/kitchen w/breakfast bar, utility room, carport, deck and front porch, carpet/hardwood flooring, central heat & air, MagnaPlus diesel generator (11 kw, 45.8 amps) wired to the house. Property is fenced and cross fenced, has a cabin on a 3 Acre small lake, 24x32 shed, 32x38 shop, 20x20 pole barn, 18x18 shed and 10x20 shed and lots of marketable timber. DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A LITTLE PIECE OF HEAVEN ON EARTH. THIS PROPERTY IS A MUST SEE! TERMS & CONDITIONS FOR REAL ESTATE: 10% DOWN DAY OF AUCTION, BAL-ANCE WITHIN 30 DAYS WITH PASSING OF DEED. POSSESSION AT CLOSING.

GUNS: Camo pump, 12 ga, Mossburg + AK22, AP80 .22LR + Olympia .223 cal. + Mossburg, 12 ga., wood stock + High Point 9MM Carbine w/Bipod mdl. 995 + Marlin .450m mdl. 1895m + Over/Under, 12 ga. 23/4 shot lead only + Black Marlin 30/30 w/scope, mdl. #308S + Winchester mdl. 1400, 12 ga., automatic + Mossburg, 20 ga., pump, mdl. 500C + Winchester lever action, mdl. 94, 30/30 + Winchester 410, lever action, shotgun, mdl. 9410 + Baikal shotgun 12-76 + Mossburg, 12 ga., 28 inch choke, mdl. 500 + Remmington 7MM, light brown w/scope mdl. 788 + Mavrick, mdl 88, 12 ga., black + Long Branch, 1942, bolt action + Springfield 30/30, mdl. 840 + Marlin 22, bolt ac-tion, mdl. 881 + Savage 12 ga., auto mdl. 775A + Browning, 12 ga., automatic + Baikal “Russia” double barrell, 20 ga. + old black powder rifle + Bersa Thunder 380 + Beretta 9MM, mdl. 92FS + Taurus Millennium 40 cal., PT140 + Rossi 357 Magnum + CE 380, auto, mdl CA380 + S&W 40 (made in Israel) + Civil War reproduction hand gun, 36 cal. + Haskell 45 cal. (no clip); TRACTORS/TOOLS/STORAGE UNIT/CARPORTS: Kubota L3600, 4 WD, Glide shift transmission, LA loader, 1323 hours + Kubota BX2350, 4 WD, 60” cut + Kubota, diesel, 4x4 RTV900, 1871 hrs, w/winch + Ford Custom cab F350, w/dump bed + Honda motorcycle + 12X16 Storage building + (4) Donkeys + TaylorWay 6 ft. cutter + 6 ft. TaylorWay box blade + 3 pt. hay spear + 3 pt. post hole digger + Sovema tiller, 3 pt., 48” + portable cement mixer, electric, new + 300 gal. fuel tank w/Fill Rite elect. pump + BioLogic by Tufline 300 lb trailer type seeder + water troughs + feed troughs + dog pen panels + 10’ bench Pro table saw + 81/4” miter saw + B&D Workmate + Waterloo work bench + Craftsman scroll saw + Dremmel set + GMC drill press + metal detector + Ryobi lazer level + Columbian bits + Scale car set (NIB) + 9.6 V Hummer H2 R/C truck (NIB) + Craftsman shop table + Senco air compressor, 1 hp, 1 gal. + c-clamps + load binders + camping supplies + Bosch Bower Box + (2) 2 car free standing carports + Co-op chicken scratch + WW 2 horse trailer + Optimus tuner + assorted power tools + assorted hand tools and much more. HOUSEHOLD: Kasson oak pool table + pub table + dining table w/6 chairs + (2) recliners + Executive office desk (corner) w/leather top, bookcase + Magnavox TV entertainment center + Kenmore mini fridge + wall unit desk + HP computer + HP 3 in One + fax machine + sofa + Demeyere stainless cookware set + Sun Quest Pro tanning bed + Kenmore chest freezer + Magic Chef refrigerator + blue ring water crocks + 22 qt. canner + Kenmore Elite (HE) front load washer & dryer + sleigh bed, king size, cherry + jewelry cabinet, cherry + 5 disk tape deck, VCR, tuner + Realistic tape deck + Optimus tuner + JVC 5 disc changer + full size bed + serving cart + Baker’s rack + Bissel Vacuum + old bus seat + Peyton Manning #102 of 2000 + 1998 UT print, Fiesta Bowl + UT collectibles + Phillips Big Screen TV + Kingsford Charbroil grill + Christmas decorations + Sony stereo boom box + Uniden CB radio + message table + Nikon night owl vision binoculars and much more.

HIGHLIGHTS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTING

Yard Sale205 Atwood St., Trezevant FridAy & SATurdAy

CAnCelled iF rAinKing size bed with mattresses; full size mattress set; twin bed with box spring, no mattress. Dresser, entertainment

center, 1 table with 2 matching chairs, 2 odd chairs, 1 round table, blankets,

women’s clothing, various sizes, shoes, knick-knacks, 4 tires, 16’s.

GaraGe SaleSaturday, Sept. 12167 Connie allen rd.(MCKenzie) 8 a.M. - ?

We are moving & down-sizing, lots of nice things - no junk.

rain or Shine.

4-Family yard SaleSat., September 1

7 a.m. ’til ?Clothes, Women’s sizes 4-6 & 12, lamps, pictures, Queen gold comforter set, fish cooker with 2 propane tanks, glass top wrought iron table with mirror, large ottoman, storage box, ’xmas decor.

Jan Cozart, 986 N. Main St., McKenzie

Yard Sale50 Jordan ave., McKenzie

(Off of Stonewall)

Fri. & Sat.7 a.M. - 2 p.M.Rain oR Shine

Boy’s, Men’s & Women’s clothes, toys, furniture, deer

feeder and much more.

Kasinina’s HopeYard Sale

Fri., Aug. 31 • 8 A.m. - 5 p.m.SAt., Sept. 1 • 6 A.m. - noonBetHel University pHysician assistant Bldg.

Behind the church on 647 StonewAll St. n.

mcKenzie, tn 38201infant, children, adult clothing

All sizes - lots of misc. items.

Yard SaleSaturday, Sept. 1

7 a.m. - ?28 Waldran St.

McKenzie

lori’s Hair Solutionsnewborn - 4t girl clothes,

high chair, baby swing, car seat, much more.

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The following cases were bound over To The

grand Jury:William Joshua Shumate, 25,

Highway 70, Jackson-aggravated Child abuse.

Justin C. Sneed, 22, Park Circle, McKenzie: open container, posses-sion of schedule II with intent.

John C. Rawls, 33, Ruth Street, McKenzie: theft over $60,000.

Christopher W. Rich, 48, High-way 114 South, Buena Vista: impersonation of license profes-sion-nine counts, termite service contracts-one count, operating a pest control company without a license-18 counts.

Jared R. English, 18, Hamilton Street, McKenzie: initiate process to manufacture methamphet-amine, manufacture schedule VI marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia.

Zachary E. English, 21, Ham-ilton Street, McKenzie: initiate process to manufacture metham-phetamine, manufacture schedule VI marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia.

David E. Taylor, 61, Hamilton Street, McKenzie: initiate process to manufacture methamphet-amine, manufacture schedule VI marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia.

Peggy D. English, 48, Hamilton Street, McKenzie: initiate process to manufacture methamphet-amine, manufacture schedule VI marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia.

The following cases were disposed:

Belinda Medlin, 37, Parks Road, Gleason: violation of probation-fined nothing and cost, jail sen-tence of 11 months and 29 days suspended except 10 days, super-vised probation for 11 months and 29 days, report date September 28, 2012 at 7:00 p.m., can be served on consecutive weekends if em-ployed.

Rusty L. Shepherd, 26, Hopewell Road, Gleason / Cedar Grove: possession of schedule III-order extending probation. Violation of probation-fined nothing, ordered to serve 10 days.

Michael Todd Robertson, 20, Barren Springs Road, Hollow Rock: violation of probation-defendant failed to appear. Take conditional forfeiture on bond and issue warrant for failure to appear with additional bond set at $2,500.

Erica M. Sparks, 33, Firetower Road, Huntingdon: theft under $500-dismissed.

Quentin D’Angelo Bowden, 20, Ellwood Drive, McKenzie: posses-sion of marijuana-dismissed.

Cory Doyle, 40, Shell Academy Road: domestic assault-defendant failed to appear as ordered by the judge. Probation revoked. Mit-timus issued to lay out fine and / or serve original sentence. Fined $250, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days.

Thomas David Ellison, 30, Mt. Gilead Road, Cedar Grove: theft under $500- defendant failed to appear as ordered by the judge. Probation revoked. Mittimus is-sued to lay out fine and / or serve original sentence. Fined $250, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days.

Xavier D. Williams, 21, Elwood Drive, McKenzie: criminal tres-pass-dismissed.

Tiffany Lianne Fletcher, 23, Highway 70: domestic assault-dismissed.

Stephen W. Hedge, 38, Lick

Creek Road, Big Sandy: theft un-der $500-dismissed.

Melissa A. Jacox, 27, Florida Court, McKenzie: possession of schedule VI drug with intent / possession of drug parapherna-lia-both counts dismissed.

Tammy Marie Grayson, 53, Jes-sie Lane, Huntingdon: domestic assault-dismissed.

Tequilla Parker, 42, Blue Lane, Huntingdon: violation of proba-tion / two counts. Count one-dismissed. Count two-extended probation for 8 months, order to serve 10 days.

Amy Jo Vinson, 43, Giles Road, McLemoresville: domestic as-sault-no contact order, to attend and complete anger management, fined nothing, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended ex-cept 45 days, supervised probation for 11 months and 29 days.

Jessica Castleman, 24, High-way 219, Huntingdon: violation of probation-fined nothing, jail sentence of 30 days, credit for inpatient treatment days.

Eric Parker, 41, Blue Lane, Huntingdon: violation of proba-tion-order to serve 10 days, fined nothing, probation extended 10 months, report date October 5, 2012 at 7:00 p.m., can be served on consecutive weekends.

Felipe Neri Alvarez, Lexing-ton Street, Bruceton: domestic assault-dismissed. Public intoxi-cation-fined $50.

James Brown, 41, Buena Vista Road, Huntingdon: driving while unlicensed-fined $25, jail sen-tence of 30 days suspended, un-supervised probation for 30 days, amended to failure to display driver license.

Jimmy Hays, 51, Spring Creek Road: aggravated domestic as-sault / two counts. Count one-fined nothing, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspend-ed, supervised probation for 11 months and 29 days, amended to domestic assault. Count two-guns confiscated shall be forfeited, long-term anger management, fined nothing, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended except 30 days, supervised proba-tion for 10 months and 29 days, amended to domestic assault. Vio-lation of probation-fined nothing, order to serve 30 days.

Brian W. Sawyers, 19, Highland Drive, McKenzie: assault (on a minor) / two counts. Count one-dismissed. Count two-concur-rent with supervised Henderson County Circuit, fined nothing, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended except 30 days, su-pervised probation for 10 months and 29 days, amended to reckless assault.

Christopher Williamson, 50, Hurts Street, Trezevant: reckless endangerment-fined $750, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days in jail suspended, supervised probation for 11 months and 29 days, amended to misdemeanor reckless endangerment. Evading arrest-dismissed.

Kathleen Theresa Watson, 45, Highway 124: filing a false report-defendant failed to appear. Take conditional forfeiture on bond and issue warrant for failure to appear with additional unspecified bond set and cite.

Christopher Edward Gregory, 42, Highway 22, Huntingdon: ag-gravated assault-fined nothing, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended except 60 days,

supervised probation for 9 months and 29 days, amended to simple assault. Theft under $500 / two counts. On both counts-no contact order, restitution to be paid in full, fined nothing, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended except 10 days, supervised proba-tion for 11 months and 19 days. Theft over $500-dismissed. Pos-session of schedule IV-fined $250, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended, supervised probation for 11 months and 29 days, amended to possession of drug paraphernalia. Violation of probation-fined nothing, order to serve 30 days. Driving on revoked #2-fined $100, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended ex-cept 10 days, supervised probation for 11 months and 19 days, amend-ed to cancelled driver license. Do-mestic assault-fined nothing, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended, supervised probation for 11 months and 29 days.

Dale M. Teague, 25, Field Street, McKenzie-assault / aggravated burglary-on both counts, de-fendant failed to appear. Take conditional forfeiture on bonds and issue warrants for failure to appear with additional bonds set for each count at $3,000.

Marcus L. Johnson, 34, Mag-nolia Trailer Park, McKenzie: domestic assault-no contact with-drawn fined $100, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days sus-pended, supervised probation for 11 months and 29 days, amended to simple assault.

Robert Nunn, 36, Cherrywood Avenue, McKenzie: resisting arrest dismissed. Disorderly conduct-concurrent with current probation, fined nothing, jail sen-tence of 30 days suspended.

Ricky Newsome, 58, Anarch Road, Huntingdon: public intox-ication-fined $50. Fail to appear-dismissed.

Karol Furst, 29, McCall Street, Huntingdon: violation of proba-tion-fined nothing, jail sentence of 10 days, can be served on con-secutive weekends, report date September 21, 2012 at 7:00 p.m.

Bobby L. Eubanks, 52, Highway 220: speeding-dismissed. Violation financial responsibility-fined $100.

Tammy Renee Lewis, 48, Hori-zon Drive: DUI # 1-fined $350, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended except 2 days, unsu-pervised probation for 11 months and 27 days. Violation of implied consent law-dismissed. Driving on suspended license-dismissed. Pos-session of schedule Vi drug-fined $250, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended except 2 days, unsupervised probation for 11 months and 27 days.

William H. Warren, 29, Pikev-iew Street, Hollow Rock: public intoxication-fined $50.

Patricia Marrie Coradini, 27, Magnolia Avenue, McKenzie: theft under $500-dismissed.

Keith A. Pettigrew, 43, Bridge-man Street, Huntingdon: theft under $500-defendant failed to ap-pear. Take conditional forfeiture on bond and issue warrant for failure to appear with additional bond set at $1,000.

carroll county general sessionsshoplifting - Kristie Milton,

25, of Elm Street, McKenzie, was arrested for shoplifting after she attempted to leave Dollar General without paying for a six pack of beer and a pack of cheese crack-ers on August 19, according to Sgt. Gary Walker. The items were recovered and Milton was trans-ported to the police department, where she posted a $149.00 bond.

driving under the influence - Lashaunda Taylor, 38, of Florida Court, McKenzie, was charged as noted by Patrolman Trey Boucher on August 17. On that date, Ms. Taylor was stopped for a light law violation and determined to have slurred speech and the odor of alcohol. Following several field sobriety tests, which she alleg-edly performed poorly, she was arrested for DUI, first offense, and violation of the light law. After refusing to submit to a blood alcohol test, she was additionally charged with violation of the im-plied consent law. She admitted to drinking some beer and taking pain medication, according to the officer’s report.

Theft from Motor vehicle - Barry W. Moore, 48, of Walnut Avenue, McKenzie, was charged as noted by Patrolman Trey Boucher on August 17. On that date, Saman-tha Ellis reported that between 11:00 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. her cell phone and several bank receipts were taken from her car, while it was parked at a restaurant on Highland Drive. She stated that a bank representative told her that someone had called the bank at mid afternoon the same date, inquiring about drawing money out of her account. The individual had her account number. Ms. Ellis called the telephone number of the individual and determined where he lived. She went to the residence and retrieved her phone

from Moore, and then went to the police department to report the incident. Officer Boucher asked Moore where he got the phone and he stated that he found it in the driveway of Highland Drive. Because of several inconsisten-cies in Mr. Moore’s story about how he found the phone and the use of the phone, he was charged with possession of stolen property.

schedule i-vii drug viola-tions - Matthew N. McCann, 20, Paw Paw Lane, McKenzie was charged as noted by Patrolman Jeff Winberry on August 20. On that date, the officer was dis-patched to Manley Street, where he observed a vehicle front down in a ditch. Driver Matthew Mc-Cann was standing near the ve-hicle and identified as the driver. He appeared very unsteady on his feet, his speech was slurred, and he performed poorly on several field sobriety tests, according to the report. A search of the vehicle produced a roach and a pill, found in the seat of the vehicle. McCann was arrested and charged with driving under the influence and possession of a controlled sub-stance, Xanax. He consented to a blood alcohol and drug screen test.

Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia - Jeremy David Russell, 28, Locust

Street, McKenzie, was charged as noted by Patrolman Leeann Sweet on August 20. On that date, Russell’s vehicle was stopped for crossing the center lane of traffic. Upon approaching the vehicle, the officer noticed the passenger had an open container of beer in his lap. The officer requested and was granted permission by the driver, Jeremy Russell, to search the ve-hicle. Upon searching the vehicle, the officer allegedly located what appeared to be the shell of an ink pen with black residue inside. The residue field tested positive for methamphetamine. Russell was is-sued a citation to appear in Carroll County General Sessions Court.

credit card/automatic Tell-er Machine fraud - Joshua Wayne Black, 29, of Patterson Road, McKenzie reported that someone had used her debit card without her permission and re-moved $300 from her checking account at Regions Bank. A sub-poena was issued for the ATM video on July 4, the date that the money went missing from the ac-count. On the video, the suspect was identified as Joshua Black, the victim’s son-in-law. Mr. Black did not have permission to use the card or remove money from the victim’s account.

McKenzie police reports

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