Chattanooga’s Law Enforcement Reports a Flurry of Arrests Across Hamilton County

Chattanooga’s Recent Arrests: A Glimpse into Hamilton County’s Latest Incidents

Hey there, Chattanooga! Here’s your latest update on recent arrests in Hamilton County. It looks like a busy week for law enforcement, and we’ve got all the details for you. Grab a cup of coffee and let’s dive into the recent happenings around our community.

Aggravated Burglary in Signal Mountain

First up, Brian Andrews from Signal Mountain found himself in some hot water. At 44 years old, he was arrested by the Red Bank agency for aggravated burglary. Looks like the supposed “Old Hickory Lane” isn’t as peaceful as it sounds!

Drug Violations in Chattanooga

Mark Baldwin, 40, of Slayton Street, Chattanooga, was booked for various drug-related offenses. His charges include multiple counts of Schedule II Drug Violations, possession of drug paraphernalia, and a Schedule I Drug Violation. That’s a lot on his plate, and it seems his legal troubles are just beginning.

Violation of Probation in Niota

Heading up to Niota, Cynthia Joann Baxter, 45, was hauled in by the Soddy Daisy agency for violation of probation. Let’s hope she can get things back on track soon.

Disorderly Conduct in Hixon

Dylan Dewight Braseel, aged 34 from Hixon, was arrested for disorderly conduct and resisting arrest or obstruction of legal process. It appears that things got a bit too rowdy on Adams Road.

Controlled Substance Charges in Bryant

Zechariah Quinton Clark, a 28-year-old from Bryant, was charged with possession of a controlled substance. The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office made the arrest as part of a violation of probation.

Previous Charges in Chattanooga

Nicholas D. Cook, from McCallie Avenue, Chattanooga, was booked once again by the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office for previous charges or other reasons. Maybe it’s time to lay low, Nicholas!

Theft of Property in Chattanooga

Shalon Lachere Dozier, aged 45, got caught up in some trouble for theft of property. Details are still emerging, but it seems like an unfortunate situation for everyone involved.

Financial Responsibility and Substance Possession in Red Bank

Destiny Shiann Foote, a 22-year-old from Bryant Road, Chattanooga, was arrested by Red Bank authorities for failure to appear (FTA) concerning financial responsibility and possession of a controlled substance. This was perhaps a minor slip-up with some serious consequences.

Disorderly Conduct in Chamblee

Christopher Ryan Fox from Peachtree Blvd, Chamblee, was arrested for disorderly conduct by the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office. Calm and collected isn’t exactly how we’d describe this incident.

DUI and Unregistered Vehicle in Ooltewah

Enrique Galeana Solorzano, aged 45 from Achata Way, Ooltewah, had quite a list of traffic violations. He was booked for Driving Under the Influence (DUI), lack of financial responsibility, driving an unregistered vehicle, improper display of plates, and driving without a license. It’s a long list, but let’s hope he learns from this.

Drag Racing in Harrison

Joseph Lawrence Gatton, 19, from Savannah Estates Drive, Harrison, was flagged for drag racing. Thrill-seeking on the streets is never a good idea, and now he’s facing the consequences.

Theft Under $1000 in Dayton

Lastly, Jonathan Gray, 21, from California Avenue, Dayton, was apprehended for theft under $1000 by local authorities. Even petty thefts can come with hefty fines and legal troubles.

And that’s your latest local update! It’s always a mix of various incidents ranging from small misdemeanors to serious offenses. Let’s hope this news serves as a reminder for everyone to stay on the right side of the law and foster a safer community for us all.