Chattanooga Arrest Roundup: What’s Happening This Week
Hello Chattanooga! It seems like this past week has been a busy one for our local law enforcement, with several arrests being reported in the Hamilton County area. From traffic violations to more serious charges, let’s dive into the latest happenings.
Driving Dilemmas
It appears that a few folks had some trouble behind the wheel. Kyle Richard Batson, 32, was booked but the specific reasons remain unavailable. Meanwhile, Charlie Joe Defur, aged 50, found himself in hot water for driving on a revoked, suspended, or canceled license, along with a few other violations such as improper display of plates, not having financial responsibility, and even a seat belt law violation. Ouch!
Not to be outdone, De Shaun Trenae Coonrod (24) and Keith Arliss Clint Keown (35) also faced charges for driving offenses, continuing the trend of troubling traffic tales here in Chattanooga.
Assault Charges on the Rise
In more serious news, both Robert Clark (26) and Amon Grace (23) were arrested for assault. Clark was apprehended by the Chattanooga Police Department, while Grace, who is homeless, was charged with both assault and criminal trespassing. It’s always concerning to see these types of incidents happening in our community.
We can’t overlook the case of John David Holmes (39), who was also arrested for assault, adding to the numbers of violent crime reported in the county.
Drug-Related Incidents
Unfortunately, drug-related arrests are also prevalent. Clarence Junior Hereford (58) was pulled in for possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. Meanwhile, Samuel Garrett Horn (25) was arrested for public intoxication, possession of a controlled substance, and theft of property. It’s always troubling to see these kinds of activities, which seem to be on the rise.
Miscellaneous Charges
There were a few other unconventional arrests too. Amanda Michelle Hayes, aged 33, was found violating her probation in connection with contraband, showcasing the challenges some individuals face. Similarly, Justin Dan Jones (34), who is homeless, has been booked for previous charges, though details remain unclear.
Marietta Ann Martin (45) was arrested, but again, the specific reasons for her booking remain elusive, adding an air of mystery to the roster this week. On a lighter note, we can note that some of these names and cases remind us that our community is made up of many individuals, each with their own stories and struggles.
In Closing
As always, it’s essential for us to stay informed about what’s going on in our city. Understanding the nature of incidents can foster a safer community. If you or someone you know has had an experience with law enforcement and wishes to have a past charge removed from the record, the process is straightforward – simply send your name and relevant information to the designated email for follow-up.
Let’s continue to support each other, share information, and ensure that Chattanooga remains a safe and welcoming place for everyone!
