12/2

Jeremy Stephen Cooper – Criminal mischief

James Earl Hampton – VOP, battery, domestic violence

12/3

Javon DeAnthony Hampton – VOP, possession of marijuana in excess of 20 grams

12/4

Gregory Sean Cooley, Jr. – Grand theft

12/6

Alexander John Butler – VOP (circuit)

12/7

Allan Alfonzo Ganzy – Out of county warrant

Gloria Jean Christian – Criminal registration

James Ronald Patterson – Criminal registration

Jonathan Phillip Warren – VOP

Frederick Antwon McCray – Criminal registration

10/13

Michael David Kirkland – Failure to appear for arraignment

Kenny Roger Pryor – Out of county warrant, failure to appear (possession of cocaine with intent to sell)

10/15

Keith Bernard Phillips – VOP (circuit)

Gerardo Maldonado – Attaching a tag not assigned

10/16

Darron Ted Coody – VOP (battery, domestic violence)

Wilbert Clarence Sears – Petit theft

Nicholas Rashawn Davis – Assault

10/17

Xavier Devonte Davis – No valid drivers license

Rodrigo Henrique Franceschen – DUI

Wendy Lachris Branch – Fraudulent use of credit card, criminal use of person identification

10/18

Damon Lee Pace – Criminal registration

Stadius Lorenzo Brown – Trespass after warning

Derrick Damar Baker – Trespass after warning

Erving Rogers, Jr. – VOP (circuit)

James Eric Spears – Aggravated assault, battery

Bradley Scott Thomas – Possession of a prescription with an altered label

Christopher Scott Kelley – Possession of marijuana less than 20 grams

10/19

Gene Carlton Connell II – VOP (possession of drug paraphernalia)

9/23

Tavaris Jerome Bentley – Failure to appear for arraignment

Gavin Malik George – Battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence, threatening a public servant, disorderly conduct

Jerrell Donche Tyson – VOP (county)

Ferland Eugene Austin – Out of county warrant

James Bryant Houck – Trespass

Ben Lamont Denson – Arson to a dwelling, burning to defraud

Gregorio Sanchez Luna – Attaching a tag not assigned, unlawful alteration of a tag

Ka'Tisha Latovia Williams – Domestic violence (battery), VOP (circuit)

Charla Denson Price – Arson to a dwelling, burning to defraud, false insurance claims

9/24

David Anthony Blevins – VOP (circuit)

Antuane Jabari Thomas – VOP

Dennis Dewayne Murray – Battery (domestic violence)

Alphadakki Bx – Battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest without violence

9/25

Vincent Lee Sanders – Criminal registration

Dennis Ghent – VOP (county)

Bruce Blackshear – Driving while license suspended (habitual)

9/26

Terrance Lashon Phillips – Driving while license suspended, expired tag, attaching a tag not assigned, drug possession, VOP (county)

Isiah Jeremiah Robinson – Battery (domestic violence)

9/27

David Ike Dempsey – Criminal registration only

Antonio Donte Cox — VOP

9/28

James Jacob Bussey – VOP (circuit)

Janie Michelle Blackshear – Out of county warrant

Chad Lawrin Wilbourn – Drug possession

Limmie Houston, Jr. – Grand theft

Blas Arturo Arcon – Out of county warrant

A woman was arrested for throwing food in Winn-Dixie.

According to a Madison Police Department report, on July 27, at 3:37 p.m., Ptl. Eric Gilbert and Ptl. Anthony Land were dispatched to Winn-Dixie in reference to a customer throwing merchandise in the store.

On his arrival, Ptl. Gilbert observed Nancy Grantham, 59, throwing the fruit off the shelves.

Gilbert made contact with Grantham and placed her under arrest. At this time,

Grantham physically resisted arrest by striking and kicking the officers. Grantham was physically restrained with handcuffs and placed in a patrol vehicle.

The manager of Winn Dixie advised the officers that Grantham had became irate with him when he advised her that she could not bring a dog in the store.

At this time, Grantham was transported to the county jail charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence and criminal mischief.

A woman was arrested for disorderly intoxication early Friday morning, Aug. 6.

According to a Madison Police Department report, on August 6, at 1 a.m., Ptl. Andrew Brooks was conducting a foot patrol of Madison Heights Apartments when he observed Tonyka Solomon, 38, drinking a beer in the parking lot.

Brooks made contact with Solomon and advised her she could not have the beer in the parking lot and advised her to pour it out.

After speaking with Solomon, Brooks observed a man walking with an open beer. Brooks made contact with the man and was speaking with him about the open container.

At this time, Solomon became irate with Ptl. Brooks and started cursing at the officer.

Ptl. Brooks placed Solomon under arrest for disorderly intoxication and transported her to the county jail.

7/29

Cindy Lea Pittman – Child abuse

James Bryant Houck – Trespass

7/30

Justin Curtis Stump – Aggravated battery, domestic violence

Brian Antonio Hallman – Failure to appear; driving while license suspended (knowingly)

Harvey Oliver Hampton – VOP, obstruction of justice, possession of paraphernalia

7/31

Dereke Dewayne Franklin – Writ of bodily attachment

Candace Ann McCurley – DUI (second offense), driving while license suspended

Carlos Djuan Murray – VOP (circuit)

Wilhemenia Carneta Pride – Battery on a spouse (domestic)

John Pazzass Alexander – Battery

Christopher Benjamin Blackman – Possession of a controlled substance

8/1/10

Jerrod Lawrence Dennis – Out of county warrant

Zack Sherrard – Battery (domestic violence)

Jacquita Williane Burley – Possession of marijuana less than 20 grams

8/2/10

Kenny Roger Pryor – Possession of crack cocaine with intent to sell; sale of crack cocaine within 1,000 feet of a church

Timothy McDuffie – VOP (county)

Joseph Aaron Horwitz – Possession of schedule 2 drug, possession of paraphernalia

Maurice Franklin Williams – Trafficking crack cocaine, possession of cocaine

Gregory M. Donaldson — VOP

8/3

Macarther David Ford – Criminal registration only

Anthony Tyrone Thomas – Criminal mischief, trespass of an unoccupied structure

John Pazzass Alexander – VOP (circuit)

Joseph Leslie Balabanis – Failure to appear for arraignment

Donald Ray Howard – VOP (county)

Terrell Lamont Smith – VOP (circuit)

Devin Michael Umstattd – Possession of paraphernalia, possession of marijuana less than 20 grams

Antuane Jabari Thomas – VOP

Michael Antione Hill – VOP

Steven Phillip Sotolongo – Possession of marijuana less than 20 grams; possession of drug paraphernalia

Jeffrey Andrew Blackall – Driving while license suspended

A Jefferson County woman was shot twice in the chest over the weekend and she is currently recuperating at Tallahassee Memorial Hospital.

Jefferson County Sheriff's Department Major Bill Bullock reported that at approximately 12:15 a.m. Sunday morning, June 20, deputies received a call about a shooting in the Projects.

Upon arrival at Jefferson Arms Apartments, deputies found 32-year old Jeradine Campbell was lying in the parking lot and she had been shot twice in the chest. Bullock reported that she was conscious and talking.

From testimony gathered from witnesses, she had been shot by her former boyfriend, 35-year old Saul Mays. Campbell was transported to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital in critical condition and placed in the intensive care unit.

Bullock said a call came in around 7:30 Sunday morning reporting that Mays had been found in Lamont at a family member's residence.

Upon arrival, deputies surrounded the residence and when Mays was ordered to come out, he refused and said that he was armed. The family member, who was not in the residence, also stated that Mays was armed.

Through trying to talk Mays out of the residence and phone calls, Bullock said that after a phone call at about 8:30 a.m., Mays finally agreed to come out of the house.

"After agreeing to come out, he hung up the phone and about a minute or two later, we heard a gunshot," said Bullock.

He said that after going inside, deputies found that Mays was standing, conscious and talking, though he had shot himself in the head. Mays was also transported to Tallahassee Memorial Hospital where he was placed in the intensive care unit.

Both were reported to be in stable condition Tuesday morning.

Bullock said no charges have officially been filed against Mays as of yet. "We're still investigating and tying up a few more ends," said Bullock.

Through checking Mays' criminal history in the state, he has a record that dates back to 1993 when he was sentenced to three years for robbery using a gun or a weapon in Leon County. In 1998, he was sentenced to one year and ten months in Jefferson County on the charges of cocaine possession and aggravated assault with a weapon. Also in 1998, he was sentenced in Madison County to serve 12 years on the charges of kidnapping and sexual battery by weapon or force. He was released from prison on April 4.

A traffic infraction led to a drug bust last Saturday evening.

According to a Madison Police Department report, on Saturday, May 22, at 11:40 p.m., Ptl. Eric Gilbert conducted a traffic stop for a traffic infraction.

Upon making contact with the driver, Gilbert observed the smell of marijuana coming from the vehicle. Gilbert questioned the driver and removed him from the vehicle. Gilbert was attempting to identify the passenger (Antonio Davis) when he observed Davis chewing on a small plastic bag that appeared to contain marijuana.

As a result of the investigation, Antonio Davis was found to possession of ten small plastic bags that contained marijuana.

Antonio Davis was placed under arrest and charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell.

5/12 MacArther David Ford – Aggravated assault (domestic), possession of a weapon by a felon, concealing evidence

Robert Lewis Hicks, Jr. – Resisting arrest with violence, disorderly intoxication

William Joshua Evans – Armed robbery with a firearm, false imprisonment

Shankeka Lawaontay Norton – VOP (circuit)

Tolerance Dontay Straughter – DUI with serious bodily injury

Eric Matthew Lindau – Out of county warrant

5/13

Jeffery Wayne Rhodes – Out of county warrant

John Archie Simmons – DUI, driving while license suspended with knowledge

5/14

Ulysess Andropolis Bruton – Battery

Keisha Renae Smith – VOP (circuit)

La'Khiry La'Faye Dean – Criminal registration

William Patrick Reckner – Petit theft

James Michael Scocca – Petit theft

Kevin Blain Turley – Altering a vehicle registration, driving while license suspended (2nd offense)

Antuane Jabari Thomas – VOP (circuit)

5/15

Henry Jermaine Fead, Jr. – Abuse of a child (domestic), aggravated assault

Ladarirs Rashod Edwards – Drugs (MDMA), out of county warrant

Rosemberg Lopez Domiguez – No valid drivers license

Anthony Earl Richardson – VOP (circuit)

Eufemio Montalvo Gonzales – No valid drivers license

5/17

Derrick Lashawn Edwards – Writ of bodily attachment

Johnny Wilson – Unemployment compensation/fraud

Teresa Jo Floyd – Felony registration

5/18

Michael Corey Baker – Possession of cocaine

David Darryl Hampton – VOP/bat-tery domestic, disorderly conduct

Dewayne Steward Turner – VOP (driving while license suspended)

Antonio Rodriguez-Portal – Grand theft, uttering a forged instrument, improper class drivers license

Lonnie Yates Hagan – Out of county warrant

Madison County Sheriff Ben Stewart reports that on Tuesday the 11th day of May 2010 at 3:55 PM Investigators of the Madison County Sheriff's Office Drug Task Force stopped a vehicle on Interstate 10 for a traffic infraction that resulted in the seizure of $7,000.00 and a 2003 Acura 2 door sedan that is now pending forfeiture proceedings.

During the traffic stop, Investigators detected signs of possible criminal activity and requested consent to search the vehicle and contents contained within. The driver and passenger, who were the only occupants in the vehicle, granted the request for consent to search. During the search, Investigators located two non factory constructed compartments, also known as "traps" or "false compartments" within the vehicle. Investigators were able to access the compartments and when doing so found one of the compartments to be empty and the other compartment containing one brick sized package. The package was opened and found to contain $7,000.00.

The package was consistent of a fashion indicative of a drug courier's method for transporting currency for drug transactions.

The driver and passenger denied having any knowledge of the fabricated compartments in the vehicle or the currency concealed within the compartment. The driver and passenger further stated that they did not own the currency or know who the owner was. The vehicle and currency were seized. The driver and passenger voluntarily signed a disclaimer stating that they did not own the currency and was given a receipt for the currency before being released.

The Drug Enforcement Administration (D.E.A.) adopted the case for Federal Seizure.

The Task Force was assisted by the Sheriff's Office Patrol Division and the Florida Highway Patrol.