Crime Reports June 18, 2012

Published 12:01 am Monday, June 18, 2012


Natchez Police Department


Arrests —Sunday


Kelvin T. Thompson, 39, 817 N. Rankin St., on charge of driving under suspension. Bond set at $470.


Lisa A. Douglas, 40, 63 Brenham Ave., on charge of disturbing the peace. Bond set at $489.


Arrests — Monday


Brenda J. Grear, 52, 34 W. Woodlawn Ave., on charge of false information or identification. Released on $706 bond.


Taurus D. West, 34, 1518 Martin Luther King Jr. Road, on charge of contempt of court for default in payment. Released after $594 fine paid.


Reports — Sunday


Trespassing on D’Evereux Drive at La Fiesta Grande Too.


Reports — Sunday


Petit larceny/gas drive off on Shields Lane at Gas Lane.


Disturbing the peace/being loud and boisterous on George F. West Boulevard.


Disturbing the peace by phone on North Circle Drive.


Adams County Sheriff’s Office


Arrests — Sunday


Jason Allen Johnson, 24, 33 Fieldview Drive, on charges of no insurance and driving with suspended or revoked license. Bond set at $2,000.


Travis Noble, 26, 147 Links Drive, Apt. 13-L, on charge of DUI – other substance. Bond set at $1,000.


Arrests —Sunday


Joseph Montrell Smith, 25, 205 Oakland Drive, on charge of armed robbery. Bond set at $30,000.


Raymond Rochelle Fleming, 23, 238 Lower Woodville Road, on charge of simple assault/domestic violence. No bond set.


Reports — Saturday 


Petit larceny on Country Club Drive.


Unoccupied vehicle on U.S. 84.


Loose livestock on U.S. 61 North.


Accident on Magnolia Avenue.


Business check on Cottage Home Drive.


Accident on Broadmoor Drive.


Traffic stop on Steam Plant Road.


Accident on Brookfield Drive.


Traffic stop on North Palestine Road.


Threats on Whispering Pines Road.


Traffic stop on Duck Pond Road.


Juvenile problem on Tubman Circle.


Traffic stop on Liberty Road.


Concordia Parish Sheriff’s Office


No arrests


Reports unavailable


Vidalia Police Department


Arrests — Saturday


Dentrell D. Johnson, 17, 838 N. Martin Luther King Jr. St., Natchez, on charges of no driver’s license and no insurance. 


Melvin R. Warner Jr., 25, 126 Leroy Williams Road, on charge of careless operation, expired driver’s license, failure to secure registration in vehicle, possession of stolen property and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Bond set at $690.


Reports — Sunday


Traffic stop on South Hickory Street.


Accident on Carter Street near Anytime Fitness. 


Reports — Saturday


No motor vehicle insurance on Murray Drive.


Theft on South Cadet Street.


Speeding on U.S. 84.


Accident, no driver’s license and no insurance near Vidalia Market.


Accident near Fish Fry.


Traffic stop at Mobil station.


Speeding on Carter Street.


Ferriday Police Department


Arrests — Sunday


Jarvis J. Davis, 21, 810 Eighth St., on charges of resisting an officer and probation violation. Bond set at $281.


Markell K. Cooke, 18, 27393 Louisiana 15 No. 121, on charges of resisting an officer and probation violation. Bond set at $281.


Reports unavailable


Natchez Fire Department


Fire alarm activation on Lower Woodville Road.


Vidalia Fire Department


No calls.


Ferriday Fire Department


No calls.


Concordia Fire District No.2


Smell of smoke on Freeman Road.


Accident on Carter Street near Walmart. 


Adams County Justice Court Cases


Week of June 8-14:


Cynthia Skinner charged with sale of a controlled substance. Case bound over to a grand jury.


James Forde charged with nine counts of sexual battery. Case bound over to a grand jury.


Helen Williams pleaded guilty to misdemeanor possession.


Thelma Ransom pleaded guilty to misdemeanor possession.


Terry Williams charged with two counts of sale of a controlled substance. Case bound over to a grand jury. Williams was also charged with possession of a controlled substance. Case bound over to a grand jury.


Adams County Circuit Court Cases


Tuesday, May 8:


Khadijah I. Mosby pleaded guilty to burglary of a dwelling in Judge Lillie Blackmon Sanders’ court. Sentenced to three years in the State Department of Corrections suspended and placed on one year probation. Must pay all court costs within 90 days from this day and all court costs shall be paid into and at the office of the Adams County Circuit Clerk. Credit given for time already served.


Tyrone Shelton pleaded guilty to grand larceny in Sanders’ court (Count 1). Sentenced to five years in the Mississippi Department of Corrections suspended and placed on three years probation. Must pay all court costs and a prosecution fee of $200 within 30 days from this date in the office of the Adams County Circuit Clerk. Count 2 (grand larceny) is dismissed.


Thursday, April 19:


Matthew Louis Ferry pleaded guilty to grand larceny of a motor vehicle in Judge Forest “Al” Johnson’s court. Pursuant to plea agreement with the state, the court withheld acceptance of the defendant’s guilty plea, pending successful completion of the following conditions: (1) immediately pay court costs of $141 and a prosecution fee of $200; (2) Pay a fine in the amount of $500; (3) be on good behavior and violate no laws whatsoever (including DUI), other than minor traffic offenses, for up to one year unless shortened by the court; (4) any other condition by law and imposed by the court for good cause or in the court’s discretion, during said period of non-adjudication. Defendant is further ordered to serve one year of post release supervision with the Mississippi Department of Corrections.


Monday, April 16:


Vantrell Jenkins pleaded guilty to simple robbery non-enhanced in Sanders’ court. Sentenced to 10 years in the Mississippi Department of Corrections. Upon release from the Mississippi Department of Corrections, the defendant shall pay restitution in the amount of $100. Credit given time already served.


Tuesday, April 10:


Javerra Johnson was previously sentenced to serve seven years in the Mississippi Department of Corrections after pleading guilty to one count of identity theft, obtaining for unlawful use in Johnson’s court. The court retained jurisdiction for a period of one year for placement into the R.I.D. program. The court is advised that the defendant has successfully completed the R.I.D. program. The defendant is placed on Intensive Supervision for one year and the remaining five years on post release supervision with the Mississippi Department of Corrections.


Kevin T. Williams has his post-release supervision revoked in Johnson’s court after the court found that the defendant was clearly in violation of the terms and conditions of his supervision. The defendant admitted using and testing positive for the use of illegal drugs while on supervision and was also recently arrested on a new felony shoplifting charge. He is ordered to serve the full remaining balance of his sentence in the Mississippi Department of Corrections. Further ordered that the defendant receive intensive and therapeutic drug rehabilitation and treatment by the Mississippi Department of Corrections.


Natchez Municipal Court Cases 


Tuesday, June 5:


Francis Torries, 21, charged with burglary of an inhabited dwelling with a weapon. Waived preliminary hearing. Case bound over to a grand jury. Bond reduced from $45,000 to $30,000.


Erwin Nichols, age N/A, charged with burglary of an inhabited dwelling with a weapon. Case bound over to a grand jury. Bond set at $67,500.


Georgia Irene Chatman, 24, charged with shoplifting — third offense. Case bound over to a grand jury. Bond set at $15,000.


James C. Luster III, 21, charged with murder. Case bound over to a grand jury.


Cedric Jones charged with obstruction of justice. Charge dismissed.


Thomasia B. Gaines, 42, charged with being a fugitive from justice. Case remanded to files and dismissed after one year.


Zasper Kennedy Griffin, 24, charged with possession or carrying a concealed weapon by a convicted felon. Waived preliminary hearing. Case bound over to a grand jury. Bond set at $5,000.

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