POLICE BLOTTER

Kevin Green, Greensburg Daily News, Ind.
·4 min read

May 10—Information provided by area law enforcement agencies. Criminal charges are merely accusations and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

Decatur Co. Sheriff's Dept.

Arrests

May 7

11:26 a.m.: Michael Lynn Bower, 49, Greensburg, was arrested on a preliminary charge of violation of home detention terms.

3:55 p.m.: James Robert Lee, 60, Greensburg, was arrested on a preliminary charge of failure to appear.

11:57 p.m.: Troy Lee Thomas Jr., 29, Westport, was arrested on a preliminary charge of deception.

May 8

8:44 p.m.: Charlene K. Gearlds, 50, Greensburg, was arrested on preliminary charges of domestic battery and intimidation.

9:58 p.m.: Craig A. Houk II, 30, Greensburg, was arrested on preliminary charges of possession of cocaine or a narcotic and operating while intoxicated with a prior.

May 9

8:21 a.m.: Bryce Jaden Bayless, 22, Greensburg, was arrested on preliminary charges of possession of a syringe, dealing marijuana/hashish, and possession of meth.

8:21 a.m.: Thomas Richard Morgan Bowman, 23, Huntington, was arrested on preliminary charges of possession of a syringe, failure to appear, possession of marijuana/hashish, and possession of meth.

2:04 p.m.: Shelbi Danielle Frederick, 20, Seymour, was arrested on a preliminary charge of operating while intoxicated/endangerment.

May 10

1:51 a.m.: Jeffrey W. Butcher, 59, Lexington, Kentucky, was arrested on a preliminary charge of operating while intoxicated with a prior.

Franklin Co. Sheriff's Dept.

Arrests

May 3

10:30 a.m.: Christina D. McGuire, 45, Versailles, was arrested on a preliminary charge of probation violation.

1:40 p.m.: Curtis B. Hokey, 19, Laurel, was arrested on a writ of attachment.

2 p.m.: Brian L. Judd, 32, Laurel, was arrested on a writ of attachment.

May 4

9 a.m.: Anthony D. Gouhin, 31, Cincinnati, Ohio, was arrested on a writ of attachment.

10 a.m.: Travis B. Garrison, 29, Brookville, was arrested on a writ of attachment.

May 6

1:50 p.m.: Rhonda K. Lutz, 55, Connersville, was arrested on a preliminary charge of maintaining a common nuisance.

2:33 p.m.: Tina M. Barnard, 48, Harrison, Ohio, was arrested on a writ of attachment.

May 8

6:37 p.m.: Allen K. Coon, 37, Connersville, was arrested on a preliminary charge of possession of marijuana/hashish.

9:35 p.m.: Glen A. Weston Jr., 29, Connersville, was arrested on a preliminary charge of driving while suspended with a prior.

11:19 p.m.: Latasha G. McLean, 30, Warsaw, Kentucky, was arrested on a preliminary charge of possession of marijuana/hashish.

11:19 p.m.: Virginia K. Ritter, 29, Cincinnati, Ohio, was arrested on a preliminary charge of possession of marijuana/hashish.

May 9

11:19 p.m.: Christopher M. Hunley, 27, Cincinnati, Ohio, was arrested on a preliminary charge of possession of marijuana/hashish.

Rush Co. Sheriff's Dept.

Arrests

May 5

11:42 a.m.: Devin Alexander Carter, 25, Rushville, was arrested on preliminary charges of possession of paraphernalia, possession of meth, and possession of a syringe.

12:19 p.m.: Vicki Lynn Crosby, 41, Rushville, was arrested on preliminary charges of possession of meth, possession of marijuana, possession of paraphernalia, possession of a syringe, and possession of a controlled substance.

3:46 p.m.: Breeonna A. Mitchell, 31, Rushville, was arrested on a preliminary charge of failure to appear.

May 6

6:16 p.m.: Jacqueline Annette Anderson, 35, New Castle, was arrested on preliminary charges of dealing meth, maintaining a common nuisance, and possession of meth.

9:44 p.m.: Allen Craig Jr., 47, Carthage, was arrested on preliminary charges of possession of meth, possession of marijuana, and possession of paraphernalia.

May 7

2:08 p.m.: Kyle Patrick Levi Burris, 35, Middletown, was arrested on two preliminary counts of counterfeiting.

2:16 p.m.: Tyler Wade August Hahn, 24, Shelbyville, was arrested on two counts of possession of meth, criminal recklessness, two counts of resisting, and carrying a handgun without a permit.

May 8

12:51 a.m.: Bruce Edward Allen, 36, Laurel, was arrested on a preliminary charge of probation violation.

9:19 a.m.: Robert Gene Farley, 74, Rushville, was arrested on a preliminary charge of criminal recklessness.

11:44 a.m.: Tonya S. Arnold, 47, Indianapolis, was arrested on an unspecified warrant.

12:02 p.m. : Jamie Dawon, 40, Indianapolis, was arrested on preliminary charges of false informing and possession of a syringe as well as an unspecified warrant.

12:28 p.m.: William Scott Wagoner, 50, Sullivan, was arrested on preliminary charges of possession of marijuana, possession of paraphernalia, sale of a Schedule I, II or III drug, false informing, and driving while suspended.

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