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LAWN CARE BID NOTICEThe Carroll County Board of Education will be ac-

cepting bids for mowing and trimming the follow prop-erties in Huntingdon, Tennessee:• 14155 Paris Street; approximately 1.5 acres• 1235 Buena Vista Road; approximately 2.5

acres• 191 Mebanewood Drive; approximately 1.0

acresDuring the school year, mowing must be done after

2:30 p.m. or on weekends. Lawns should be mowed according to the following schedule or as needed:• April 1-May 31; every 10-12 days• June 1-August 31; weekly• September 1-Oct. 15; every 10-12 daysPlease bid per mowing (approximately 22).Bids will be accepted until 12:00 Noon on Monday,

April 1, 2013. Send bids to the Carroll County Board of Education, P.O. Box 799, Huntingdon, TN 38344 or deliver to 14155 Paris Street in Huntingdon. The suc-cessful bidder must show proof of liability insurance. Please refer questions concerning this notice to John McAdams, Director of Carroll County Schools at 731-986-4482.

The Carroll County Board of Education reserves the right to reject any and/or all bids. 11-3

The following cases were bound over to the Grand

Jury:Alberto Casanova, 72, Forrest

Avenue, McKenzie: aggravated domestic assault.

Courtney Michelle Place, 19, Northwood Drive, Huntingdon: forgery-19 counts.

Bennie Martin Harbin, 56, Voss Lane, Huntingdon: aggra-vated burglary-two counts, theft over $1,000 under $10,000-two counts.

Robert Logan Rushing, 25, Hunter Ridge Cove, Hunting-don: aggravated burglary, theft over $1,000 under $10,000.

The following cases were disposed:

Jamie Mary Buddie, 36, Wiles Lane: fail to appear-question as of dates, dismissed.

Kelley Depriest, 46, Lone Oak Lane, Huntingdon: violation of probation-fined nothing, jail sentence of 6 months sus-pended, release from further probation.

Olajuwon M. Brown, 22, Park-ways Apartments: domestic as-sault-defendant failed to appear. Take conditional forfeiture on bond and issue warrant for fail-ure to appear with additional bond set at $1,000.

Tequil la Parker, 43 , Blue Lane, Huntingdon: driving on suspended # 2 / two counts. Count one-dismissed. Count two-fined $250, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days sus-pended except 10 days, report date April 26, 2013 at 7:00 p.m., amended to cancelled.

Robert A. Seymore, 39, South Broad Street, Trezevant: driv-ing on revoked driver license-dismissed. Leaving the scene of an accident-dismissed. Fail to appear-dismissed.

Lloyd J. Sawyer, 47, West Mag-nolia, McKenzie: driving on suspended license-successful completion of diversion, dis-missed.

Chasity Dawn Myers, 33, May-town Road, Huntingdon: crimi-nal trespass-dismissed.

Eric J. Parker, 42, Blue Lane, Huntingdon: simple possession-fined $250, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended except 2 days, supervised proba-tion for 11 months and 27 days. Driving on revoked #6-fined $500, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended except 45 days, 9 months and 17 days supervised probation, counts are concurrent but consecu-tive, amended to cancelled #6. Violation of probation-partial probation revocation, order to serve 90 days.

Nicholas A. Melton, 24, Old Stage Road, Huntingdon: theft of property, theft under $500-two counts-On all counts, de-fendant failed to appear. Take conditional forfeiture on bonds and issue warrants for failure to appear with additional bond set for each count at $5,000.

Toni Craig, 18, East Lake, Camden: underage consump-tion of alcohol-defendant failed to appear. Take conditional for-feiture on bond and issue war-rant for failure to appear with additional bond set at $1,000.

M a r k Wo r t h a m J r, 1 8 , Wortham Loop, Huntingdon: public intoxication-fined $50, jail sentence of 30 days, time served. Underage consumption of alcohol-dismissed.

John Alan Krypciak, 30, Main Street, Hollow Rock: violation of probation-complete balance of probation on original sen-tence, fined nothing, jail sen-tence of 6 months suspended except 6 days, unsupervised probation for 6 months.

Terry Weathers, 29, David Street, McKenzie: violation of probation-extend for period of non-compliance, partial proba-tion revocation, order to serve

90 days.Teresa Scott , 38 , F lorida

Court, McKenzie: theft under $500-fined nothing, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days sus-pended, supervised probation for 11 months and 29 days.

Christopher M. Hughes, 26, Hillview, McKenzie: vandalism under $500-successful comple-tion of pre-trial, dismissed.

Allissia Williams, 47, Cotham Drive, Huntingdon: driving on suspended # 2-defendant failed to appear. Take conditional for-feiture on bond and issue war-rant for failure to appear with additional bond set at $1,000.

Tammy Oliver, 42, Crooked Street, Trezevant: violation of probation-fined nothing, proba-tion revocation, appeal expires March 18, 2013 at 4:00 p.m.

Robert C. Warren, 36, West Evergreen: driving on revoked driver license-defendant failed to appear. Take conditional for-feiture on bond and issue war-rant for failure to appear with additional bond set at $1,000.

Veronica S. Teague, 20, North 16th Street: assault / two counts-plea was worked on both counts but defendant left before going before judge. On both counts, defendant failed to appear. Take conditional forfeiture on bonds and issue warrants for failure to appear with additional bond set for each count at $2,500.

Carlos L. Milton, 27, Walnut Circle, McKenzie: theft under $500-restitution to be paid in full, fined nothing, jail sen-tence of 11 months and 29 days suspended, unsupervised proba-tion for 11 months and 29 days.

S t e ve n H . H a m p t o n , 3 3 , Caledonia Road: theft under $500-merchandise recovered, no contact order for one year, fined nothing jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended, unsupervised probation for 11 months and 27 days.

Neill Austin Kof fman, 51, Honeysuckle, Humboldt: driv-ing on suspended license-dis-missed.

Tracee S. Hensley, 41, Pleas-a n t H i l l C e m e t e r y L a n e , Huntingdon: criminal trespass-dismissed. Theft of property under $500-fined nothing, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended except 180 days, remaining balance on supervised probation, may have jail credit for successful rehab completion.

Joshua Julius, 27, Pleasant Hill Cemetery Lane, Hunting-don: criminal trespass-dis -missed. Vandalism-dismissed.

Christopher L. Jordan, 70, Taylor Street, Bruceton: driving on suspended #3-fined $250, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days suspended except 2 days, unsupervised probation for 11 months and 27 days.

Mark Anthony Price, 44, cus-todial interference-dismissed.

Steve J. Nevells, Highway 436, McKenzie: possession of sched-ule VI drug-fined $250.

J o r g e A r t u r o P e r e z , 3 7 , North Stonewall Street, McK-enzie: theft of property under $500-fined nothing, jail sentence of 11 months and 29 days sus-pended, unsupervised proba-tion for 11 months and 29 days.

Ker rvie L. Thomas, Ruth Street, McKenzie: driving on suspended license-has driver license, dismissed.

D a n i e l S . R i d g e w ay, 4 4 , Holmes Mill Road, Huntingdon: resisting arrest-restitution to be paid in full, fined $50, jail sentence of 6 months suspend-ed, unsupervised probation for 6 months. Disorderly conduct-dismissed. Public intoxication-fined $50.

Amy L. Thomas, 37, Hulon Lane, Huntingdon: public intox-ication-fined $50.

Carroll County General Sessions Theft From Building – Rob-

ert D. McDaniel came to the McKenzie Police Department to report his weapon had been stolen. Mr. McDaniel stated that around 1:30 p.m. in the afternoon, on March 6, he en-tered the men’s bathroom at Rural King on Highland Drive in McKenzie. He stated he had laid his gun, a 9 MM Ruger LC9 down. Mr. McDaniel stated he had forgotten to pick the gun up and left the store. Shortly af-ter leaving he remembered the he had laid the gun down, and called Rural King to ask them to check the bathroom. Rural King managers stated an em-ployee did check the bathroom, but did not locate the weapon. He also returned to the store to check the bathroom himself and did not locate the weapon. He then came to the McKenzie Police Department to report the weapon missing/stolen.

Driving on Suspended Li-cense – Sharie Marie Kalis, of 486 Hamilton Street, McKenzie, was charged as noted by Pa-trolman Lorrie J. Mulligan on March 8. On that date, the of-ficer observed a silver car turn-ing onto Hwy 423 that only had one headlight working. A com-puter check of Ms. Kalis license revealed they were suspended for failure to satisfy citation on July 14, 2011. Ms. Kalis had no prior convictions of driving on suspended license. Ms. Kalis was cited into General Sessions Court for driving on suspended 31 and cited into City Court for headlight being out and no proof of insurance. The vehicle was released to Brent Billings of Huntingdon.

Assault, Domestic Related

– Tina Marie Pappas, of 15220 Highland Drive, McKenzie, was arrested and charged as noted by Patrolman Billy King on February 28. Upon arrival at the McKenzie Inn on Highland Drive in McKenzie, Mrs. Stella Zell was standing outside and stated that she and her daugh-ter had been arguing and she had went outside for fresh air and had been locked out of her room. Officer King approached and knocked on the door and confronted the daughter, Tina Pappas. She stated that the door had not been locked. Ms. Zell went back inside her room with her daughter. As officer King went back to his patrol car he heard an altercation from the room. He went back to the room and Mrs. Zell stated that Tina had shoved her. Mr. Jack Zell, Stella’s husband, also stated that he had witnessed Tina shoving Stella. Tina was arrested and charged with do-mestic assault and taken to Carroll County Jail.

Theft from Motor Vehicle – On March 10 a call was received to 192 Oaklawn in reference to a theft. Upon arrival, Sgt. Nicholas Lowe spoke with Jef-frey and Ruth M. Umstead. The stated that someone had taken Mrs. Umstead’s purse out of their vehicle that was parked in the driveway. She advised that the last time she was the purse was about 4:00 p.m. She advised that her wallet, drivers’ license, social security card, birth cer-tificate, and three check books were inside the purse. All three books were drawn off the Bank of Gleason. At the time of the report no suspects have been identified.

McKenzie Police Reports

Shooting Threat•A warrant was issued for the

arrest of an Atwood man March 6 after he allegedly threatened to shoot two Atwood residents at their own home.

Deputy Carlton Cupples is-sued an arrest warrant on Fred-rick Horton Crawley, 32, of 322 Peggy Lane for aggravated crim-inal trespassing. Valerie Moore Crayton of 805 Highway 77A told officers that Crawley was stand-ing in her yard yelling when she and her son arrived at her residence. She said she asked Crawley to leave, at which point Crawley threatened to draw his gun and shoot both her and her son. Crayton said she then went inside and called authorities, and Crawley left the residence on foot.

•  •  •Stolen Chainsaw

•The Sheriff ’s Department is looking into the recent theft of a chainsaw from private property near McKenzie.

Randall Lee Sellers told of-ficers that on March 1, someone broke into his shop and took a chainsaw with a 16-inch bar. Sellers estimated the value of the chainsaw at $300.

•  •  •Car Vandalized

•A vehicle was vandalized March 3 in the parking lot of a local nightclub.

Duane Wickers of Milan told authorities that an estimated $2,200 in damage was done to his 2012 Dodge Charger in the park-ing lot of Grove Bar and Grill in Cedar Grove while he was inside the establishment. According to Wickers, both front tires were slashed, and the hood and fend-ers were scratched.

•  •  •

Driving Backwards with Drugs

•A Buena Vista man was cited into court on a drug charge after an unusual traffic stop on March 3 in Trezevant.

Deputy Jason Walker charged Joshua Lee Goode, 31, of 14535 Highway 114 with possession of marijuana. According to Walker’s report, he pulled over a red minivan driven by Goode after observing Goode driving backwards on Bryant Street. Walker reported that Goode told him that he had a small bag of marijuana in the vehicle.

•  •  ••Disorderly with Drugs

•A Huntingdon man was ar-rested March 6 on various drug charges after officers responded to a domestic call at the man’s residence.

Joshua Hindman, 30, of 1870 Anark Road was charged with drug possession, drug equip-ment violations, and violation of probation. According to the report by Deputy Mike Verner, the Sherif f ’s Department re-ceived a call that Hindman was engaged in disorderly conduct at his own residence. Officers also had a warrant for Hindman’s ar-rest on a prior failure to appear charge. Officers found Hindman in his bathroom, and when of-ficers tried to put handcuffs on Hindman, he allegedly pulled a pill out of his pocket and tried to put it in his mouth. Verner reported that he grabbed Hind-man’s hand and made him drop the pill. While searching Hind-man’s clothing, officers found a hypodermic needle loaded with liquid methamphetamine and pipes used for smoking meth.

Carroll County Sheriff ’s Reports

The Tennessee Highway Pa-trol will be conducting a Driver License Roadside Safety

Checkpoint at 10:00PM on March 17th , 2012 on U.S. 70 south of Griggs Chapel Road in Carroll County. Recogniz-ing the danger presented to the public by unqualified drivers, Troopers will concentrate their efforts on vehicles being oper-ated by drivers who violate the driver license laws of Tennes-see. The Tennessee Highway Patrol has found Driver License Roadside Safety Checkpoints

to be an effective means of en-forcing the driver license laws of Tennessee, while ensuring the protection of all motor-ists.

Driver’s License Checkpoint

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