Crime Reports

Posted 11/19/13

Thefts and vandalism reported Between 8:30 a.m. Nov. 15 and 12:35 a.m. Nov. 16, someone entered a home on Gold Road and took items worth a total of $14,850, including a brown leather oversized couch and loveseat; a 55-inch Vizio TV, a 37-inch Toshiba TV, a 42-inch flatscreen TV, and a 21-inch flatscreen smart TV; dark cherry end tables, coffee table, and TV stand; a white iPad, and a silver MacBook Pro...

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Thefts and vandalism reported

* Between 8:30 a.m. Nov. 15 and 12:35 a.m. Nov. 16, someone entered a home on Gold Road and took items worth a total of $14,850, including a brown leather oversized couch and loveseat; a 55-inch Vizio TV, a 37-inch Toshiba TV, a 42-inch flatscreen TV, and a 21-inch flatscreen smart TV; dark cherry end tables, coffee table, and TV stand; a white iPad, and a silver MacBook Pro.

* On Nov. 15, someone entered a home on Warner Road and damaged household items, throwing things around inside the house and into the yard. Total cost of the damages was estimated at $275.

* On the first two weekends in November, someone entered the playground at First United Methodist Church Daycare by removing clips used to keep the fence gate shut. On the first weekend, a push broom was broken and the three pieces were thrown onto the roof of a neighboring building. On the second weekend, the playground slide was set on fire. Total cost of the damages was estimated at $121.

* A Lewisburg woman's boyfriend broke a table leg and a chair leg before leaving her home after a domestic dispute. Total cost of the damages was estimated at $100.

Arrested on a fugitive-from-justice warrant

* Nathaniel Smith, 36, Old Columbia Road. Held for extradition to Johnson County, Kansas.

Arrested and charged with simple possession of Schedule II and IV drugs and unlawful possession of drugs without a prescription

* Leotie N. Kuhns, 26, Chapel Hill.Bond: $14,000; court date: Dec. 9.

Arrested and charged with driving on a suspended license

* Amanda L. Wilson, 32, Crestland Street. Bond: $3,500; court date: Dec. 17. Additional charge: criminal impersonation. Marshall County Sheriff's Deputy Lucas Holton stopped Wilson on Ellington Parkway because she was driving without headlights, and she allegedly gave him multiple different names and dates of birth before admitting her real name and age and the fact that her license was suspended.

Arrested and charged with domestic assault

* Kareem T. Hurt, 21, Bark Street. Bond: $3,000; court date: Dec. 9. Additional charges: simple possession of marijuana and three charges of possession of drug paraphernalia.

Arrested and charged with vandalism under $500

* Julian Burton, 22, no address given. Bond: $1,000; court date: Dec. 17. Burton allegedly threw a rock that broke a passing car's windshield on Mt. Lebanon Road on Nov. 15, according to the report by Marshall County Sheriff's Deputy Lucas Holton.

Turned himself in on a warrant for failure to appear

* Richard J. Johnston, 48, Martin Avenue. Bond: $1,500; Chancery Court date: Dec. 11.

Arrested on a failure-to-appear warrant

* Jason R. Arnold, 37, Lynnville. Bond: $1,000; court date: Dec. 10.

Arrested on a probation-violation warrant

* Samantha K. Burrahm, 23, Belfast. Bond: $500; court date: Dec. 17.

* Colt W. Sanders, 31, Columbia. Held without bond for court on Nov. 20.

Served with a probation-violation warrant at Marshall County Jail

* Corey O. Fuqua, 43, Nashville. Bond: $500; court date: Dec. 17.

Served with a criminal summons for assault

* William T. Robison, 32, Mechanico Trail. Court date: Dec. 17.

Cited for speeding, simple possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia

* Kailey N. Hornberger, 19, Wartrace. Court date: Jan. 13.

Cited for shoplifting from Dollar General

* Timothy K. Upchurch, 50, Davis Street. Court date: Dec. 16.