Sheriff's Log for 04-11-13

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Thursday, April 11. 2013
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CALHOUN COUNTY
Apr. 1: Thomas Aldo, failure to appear; Douglas Lunsford, possession of controlled substance/meth, possession drug paraphernalia; Theresa Mclean, manufacture of meth, possession of l/t 20 grams marijuana
Apr. 2: Rhinnone McClemore, violation of conditional release; Westley Williams, state VOP
Apr. 3: Nicholas Sampson, DUI, possession of alcohol by person under 21
Apr. 4: Matthew Bishop, DUI with property damage; Stacey Addington, failure to appear; Amanda McClendon, violation of probation; Charles B. Barbee, Jr., child abuse, possession of listed chemicals, possession of meth, manufacture of meth in the presence of a child; Chad M. Kinsey, burglary of a structure, petit theft less than $300; Clayton Harris, principle in the first degree, violation of state probation
Apr. 5: Kenneth Layfield, state violation of probation; William Vestal, violation of probation

LIBERTY COUNTY
Apr. 1: Mackinzie Ross, writ of attachment
Apr. 2: Teresa Mclean, hold for Calhoun; Eric Hamilton, burglary of structure, grand theft over $300, l/t $20,000; Rhinnone McClemore, contempt; Richard Belcher, serving 30 days with work release; Teresa Rudd, serving 10 days with work release; Angela Howard, holding for court
Apr. 4: Stacey Addington, holding for Calhoun
Apr. 5: Amanda McClendon, hold for Calhoun; William Lindsay, serving weekends; Lorney Hicks, serving five days
Apr. 6: Cody Kimball, possession of alcohol under 21, contributing to delinquency of minor
Apr. 7: Josh Demerst, holding for court; Brodrick Alls, holding for court

The above individuals were booked into the Calhoun or Liberty County Jail over the past week. Although they have been charged with a crime, they are considered innocent until proven guilty.
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