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ARRESTS


May 26 – Charles F. Rainey, 63, Benton, Possession legend drug for resale … Lahoma F. Self, 40, Benton, Possession legend drug for resale, theft under $500 … Eddie L. Farmer, 59, McCaysville, Violation of Probation.

May 28 – Jimmy Everett Stewart, 29, Cleveland, Disorderly conduct (Benton PD) … Daniel E. Ray, 20, Sweetwater, Criminal Trespassing … Jeremy Franklin Gribble, 18, Turtletown, Assault.

May 29 – Robert Leo Hill, 33, Murphy, NC, Driving on Revoked License (3rd Offense), No proof of insurance.

May 30 – Robert C. Park, 43, Charleston, Public intoxication … James Johnson, 59, Turtletown, Disorderly Conduct … James C. Wimpy, 41, Farner, DUI (2nd Offense), Open Container Violation, Possession of Legend Drug.

May 31 – Brian Eugene Sherrill, 39, Old Fort, assault … Jerry L. Howard, Jr., 36, Old Fort, Evading arrest, reckless endangerment … Ashley Marie Weimer, 20, Cleveland, Underage consumption, disorderly conduct.


OFFENSES & COMPLAINTS


May 25 – A domestic dispute was reported on Thomas Rd … A vehicle unlock was requested on Mtn View Rd … Theft of food and meds was reported on Thomas Rd … Loose dogs were reported on Wetmore Circle …  Keys were reported locked in a vehicle at Chilhowee Beach … A wreck was reported on Hwy 411 … Suspicious people were reported at the RR tracks on Dentville Rd. One was reported drinking something from a can, the other was reported taking a leak … Cows were reported running at large on Horns Creek Rd … A possible structure fire was reported on Oak Grove Rd. Turned out to be someone burning trash … An accident was reported at Prospect and Main Streets in Copperhill … A passerby reported a reckless four wheeler, who was riding with a baby in his lap and without wearing a helmet, on Isabella Avenue in Copperhill. … An accident was reported in the parking lot of the Ocoee Whitewater Center.

May 26 – A pit bull was reported attacking a goat on Parksville Rd. After hitting the dog with a shovel, it would not let loose of the goat and it was shot … A pit bull was reported charging people below #1 Dam … Loose horses were reported at Hillbilly Bar … A loose cow was reported in Ocoee … A snake was reported on a porch in Benton … A loose dog was reported knocking down a woman on Mill Street in Delano … A wreck was reported on Hwy 411N … A wreck was reported on Upper River Rd … Arguing and trespassing were reported on Chilhowee Circle … Staff at Copper Basin Medical Center reported they were treating a possible assault victim at the hospital.

May 27 – The north door of AJs Market was reported broken out … A suspicious vehicle was reported on Oak Grove Rd … Suspicious vehicles were reported near Hiwassee Outfitters … A vehicle unlock was requested on Parksville Rd … An abandoned vehicle was reported on Camp Agape Rd … Six kids were reported in the back of a pickup truck on Hwy 411 … Keys were reported locked in a vehicle at Hwy 30 and Hwy 64 … Horses were reported loose at the Hillbilly Bar in Delano … A suspicious person was reported on Etowah Rd … Owners of the All My Children Day Care on Highway 68 in Ducktown complained that a neighbor's chickens were running loose on the day care center playground, soiling the playground equipment … A complaint about dogs running loose was received from Highway 68 in Turtletown … A Public Drunk was reported at the ETC Office in Ducktown … A homeowner complained of strangers digging up indigo root on his private property on Airport Road in Copperhill … Fire destroyed a home on Stansbury Mountain Road.

May 28 – Theft of cross ties was reported at Childer’s Creek Rd … Two boys were reported fighting at Walnut Creek … A tree was reported blocking the road on Old Federal … Harassment was reported on Prater St … A wreck was reported on Davis Curbow Rd … A tree fell on a car and blocked the road on Highway 64 at Mile Marker 14 west of Ducktown … A property dispute was reported on Stillwell Hollow Road … An assault was reported on Burgertown Road in Copperhill … An attempted breaking and entering was reported on Postelle Road.

May 29 – Theft of oxycodone was reported on Oak Grove Rd … A headstone was reported pushed over at Delano Cemetery … Dogs were reported dumped out on Columbus Rd … Dogs were reported running loose on Thomas Rd … Reckless driving was reported on Hwy 64 W from Maddens Branch … A tractor trailer was reported stuck at Cookson Creek and Sloans Gap … Trespassing was reported on Oak Grove Rd … A burglary was reported on Creek Bend Road in Turtletown … An accident was reported in front of Hardees on Highway 64 in Ducktown … A reckless driver was reported on Highway 64 at the Ocoee Whitewater Center.

May 30 – Threats were reported in Calhoun … Extra patrol was requested on Gee Creek Rd … A female was reported saying her ex boyfriend was chasing her on Briarwood … DUI was reported on Hwy 64 at Dollar General … Assault was reported on Stephenson Rd … A resident reported receiving threats on Highway 68 in Farner … A fire alarm was received from a home on Sassafras Ridge Road in Turtletown. The alarm was false, set off by the homeowner burning bacon on the stove … A reckless driver was reported in the parking lot of the Piggly Wiggly in Ducktown … A reckless driver was reported on Burra Burra Street in Ducktown … A possible drunk driver was reported on Ocoee Street in Copperhill … A breaking and entering was reported on Jade Lane in Copperhill.

May 31 – A dog bite was reported at Ocoee Dam #1 … A reckless biker was reported on Old Federal Rd … Someone was reported tapping on a window on Wetmore Circle … Trespassing was reported on Oak Grove Rd … Assault was reported on Hwy 411 … A tree was reported down on Easley Ford Rd … Gunshots were reported behind Cascade Outdoors … A car was reported in a ditch on Chanceytown Road in Turtletown … An accident was reported on Underwood Drive in Farner.


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