• On Feb. 7, at 2:40 p.m., Deputy Keith Fits arrested Perry E. Driver, 28, of Mayfield, in Eddyville. He was charged with failure to pay or seem in Marshall District Courtroom because it pertained to a drug conviction. He was lodged within the Crittenden County Detention Heart by the Lyon County Jailer.
• On Feb. 7, at 10:28 a.m., Deputy Fits charged Sammy D. Lovell, 44, of Morganfield, with contempt of court docket on a Lyon Circuit Courtroom bench warrant. He was taken to Lyon Circuit Courtroom, which was in session on the time he was arrested.
• On Feb. 11, at 11:43 a.m., Chief Deputy Sam Adams and Sheriff Brent White had been dispatched to Fairview Avenue and Major Road in Eddyville for a 4-year-old baby, who was strolling within the roadway. Upon arrival, three good Samaritans had stopped to get the kid to security and waited for regulation enforcement to reach. The kid was discovered to be strolling in solely his sock ft and his household had simply moved to the realm, in keeping with the sheriff’s workplace.
The sheriff’s workplace mentioned the kid was taken to the Division for Group Primarily based Companies on West Dale Avenue by Sheriff White. His mom was contacted by regulation enforcement and arrived later on the DCBS workplace. Following an interview, the mom of the kid, Patricia M. Johnson, 32, of Eddyville, was arrested by Chief Deputy Adams and charged with wanton endangerment. Johnson was lodged within the Crittenden County Detention Heart.
• On Feb. 11, at 3:45 p.m., the sheriff’s workplace obtained a grievance from the varsity district because it pertained to a 2003 Nissan Altima disregarding a cease arm and passing an unloading college bus, when youngsters had been unloading on the intersection of Loop Highway and Martin Chapel Highway.
• On Feb. 12, round 5:45 p.m., Deputy Joe Witherspoon positioned and charged Tyler J. Hickson, 19, of Kuttawa, with no operator’s license and passing a loading/unloading college bus, first offense.
• On Feb. 12, round 3:45 p.m., Deputy Fits charged the next offenders on indictment warrants from Lyon Circuit Courtroom:
Clinton P. Atwood, 37, of Eddyville, on an indictment warrant from Lyon Circuit Courtroom charged with assault, fourth diploma — home violence and strangulation, first diploma.
Melanie Okay. Ford, 58, of Eddyville, (previously of Marion) on an indictment warrant from Lyon Circuit Courtroom charged with DUI, possession of a managed substance, first diploma, unlawful possession of a legend drug, possession of marijuana, drug paraphernalia, possession, and prescription not in correct container.
Brian Hess, 59, of Marion, on an indictment warrant from Lyon Circuit Courtroom charged with assault, second diploma, theft, first diploma, and strangulation, first diploma.
• On Feb. 12, round 4:15 p.m., Deputy Fits charged the next offenders on indictment warrants from Lyon Circuit Courtroom:
Tommy Harris, 57, of Lebanon, Missouri, on an indictment warrant from Lyon Circuit Courtroom charged with rushing 26 mph or over, fleeing/evading police, first diploma (motorcar), fleeing/evading police, second diploma (on foot), DUI, first offense with aggravating circumstance, legal mischief, first diploma, no headlamps, reckless driving, wanton endangerment, first diploma (six counts), resisting arrest, and improper registration plates.
Michael W. Brown, 45, of Huntertown, Indiana, on an indictment warrant from Lyon Circuit Courtroom charged with rushing 26 mph or over, leaving the scene of an accident/failure to render assist or help, fleeing/evading police, first diploma (motorcar), reckless driving, wanton endangerment, first diploma (three counts), legal mischief, first diploma, and improper lane utilization.
• On Feb. 12, round 5 p.m., Deputy Witherspoon charged Mark A. McKenzie, 44, of Eddyville (previously of Paducah), with an indictment warrant from Lyon Circuit Courtroom charging him with fleeing/evading police, first diploma (on foot), resisting arrest, possession of a managed substance, first diploma — methamphetamine, and drug paraphernalia, possession.
• On Feb. 12, round 11:25 a.m., Chief Deputy Adams was dispatched to a business housebreaking grievance within the metropolis limits of Eddyville.
His investigation revealed an unknown individual(s) burglarized the closed Aquatic Protein enterprise on Broadway, close to U.S. 62 East. As soon as inside, the offender(s) stole an undisclosed amount of money. The housebreaking is believed to have occurred between 8:30 p.m. on Feb. 11 and 9:45 a.m. on Feb. 12.
Anybody with details about this crime is requested to contact the Lyon County Sheriff’s Workplace at 270-388-2311 and converse to Chief Deputy Adams, or through lyonsheriff.com/report-a-crime.
