Posted 5/27/08
The following arrests were recorded at the Franklin Parish Sheriff's Office and the Winnsboro Police Station:
Jason Brown, 22, 1630 Hwy. 15, Winnsboro--failure to appear in court.
Ollie Wilford, 42, 2008 Roland St., Winnsboro--two counts issuing worthless checks.
Dinera Cotton, 19, 8165 Plank Rd., Baton Rouge--unauthorized use of access card.
Donna Hollman, 40, 116 Polk St., Winnsboro--identity theft.
Danny Chapman, 58, 613 Sikes St., Winnsboro--pornography involving juvenile.
Christopher Smith, 39, 330 Mock St., Winnsboro--aggravated battery.
Frederick Jenkins, 35, 215 Kansas St., Wisner--criminal neglect of family/non support.
Andrew King, 31, 1106 Gum St., Winnsboro--city ordinance violation.
Keontray Anderson, 17, 1206 Bosworth St., Winnsboro--discharging firearm from public road, disturbing the peace, resisting an officer.
Cecil Swazey, 26, 1485 River Road, Gilbert--criminal mischief.
Mickie Denmon Jr., 28, 314 Loflin Road, Winnsboro--criminal mischief.
Beth Dixon, 21, 394 Hwy. 610, Winnsboro--criminal mischief.
Charla HUnter, 17, 364 Pedro Oliver Rd., Wisner--criminal mischief.
Craig Kaatz, 43, 4325 Pepperbush Dr., Fort Worth, Texas--possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, possession of drug paraphernalia.
Matthew Norris, 30, 1400 Glenwood Dr., Ruston--possession of drug paraphernalia.
Jocob Hogg, 29, 55 LeeAnn St., Rayville--possession of drug paraphernalia.
Christopher Glynn, 28, 154 County Rd., Fayette, Mo.--possession of drug paraphernalia.
Brenda Robinson, 17, 905 Steele St., Winnsboro--aggravated battery.
Christina Williams, 23, 414 8th St., Winnsboro--theft, disturbing the peace.
James Milton, 24, 140 Colonel Dr., Wisner--no driver's license, no seat belts.
Fredrick McDaniel, 40, 1403 Maple St., Winnsboro--theft under $500.
Fred Huffman, 46, 1707 West St., Winnsboro--aggravated battery.
James Jordan, 41, 146 East College, Shreveport--aggravated battery.
Jeremie Smith, 26, 1408 Oak St., Winnsboro--disturbing the peace.
Larry Robinson Jr., 25, 2404 Gene St., Winnsboro--disturbing the peace. |
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