The Crime Bulletin

THE CRIME BULLETIN November 3, 2009

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Roxanna TurleyContempt of Court

Octavian M.MonroeAttempted Assault on

Police Offi cer 3 counts,

Jeremy Benefi eld Contempt of Court

Kathleen GeeContempt of Court

Bryan ButtsBurglary

Michael Elder Contempt of Court

Promoting Prison Contraband

Tracy JacksonContempt of Court

Joseph Jackson Domestic Violence

Kevin HurtContempt of Court

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Billy HubbardContempt of Court

David BoltonContempt of Court

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Mandy HobbsContempt of Court

THE CRIME BULLETINNovember 3, 2009

Daniel A. HallDate of Birth : 11-Nov-76

Race: Black Sex: Male

Height : 5’11” Weight : 130

Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown

Charges:Poss Marij II (Prob Rev)

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Benny Scott JenningsDate of Birth : 14-Aug-75

Race: White Sex: Male

Height : 5’11’ Weight : 145

Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Hazel

Charges:Resist Arrest

Clay Brent EwingDate of Birth : 04-Feb-73


Height : 5’8 Weight : 140

Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown

Charges:Vio Family Violence

Protection Order

Jerold Clifford GoodsonDate of Birth : 06-Feb-69


Height : 6’3Weight : 180


Charges:Poss/Rec Cntr Sub (Prob Rev)

Michael C. RosaDate of Birth : 24-Dec-80

Race: WhiteSex: Male

Height : 5’8”Weight : 210

Hair Color: BlackEye Color: Brown

Charges:Burg III (Prob Rev) x 2

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Laquinton D. BowersDate of Birth : 19-Mar-87



Hair Color: BlackEye Color: Brown

Charges:Thft Prop III (Prob Rev)

Frederick B. GibsonDate of Birth : 26-Apr-60




Charges:Thft Prop III (Prob Rev)

Jonica Brooke AdamsDate of Birth : 18-Jun-84

Race: Black Sex: Female



Charges:Poss Marij I (Prob Rev), Poss Cntr Sub

(Prob Rev)

Douglas Jerome Brown, Jr.Date of Birth : 07-Jul-67



Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Green

Charges:Viol Protection Order

Ricky Lamar Bradford Date of Birth : 09-Sep-63 Race: Black

Sex: Male Height : 6’2”

Weight : 230 Hair Color: Black

Eye Color: BrownCharges:

Thft Prop I (Prob Rev), Thft Prop II (Prob Rev), Thft by Decp (Prob Rev)

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Clay Brent Ewing Date of Birth : 04-Feb-73

Race: White Sex: MaleCharges:

Vio Family Violence Protection Order

Timothy Lewis McCaryDate of Birth : 28-Jan-64



Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Hazel

Charges:Dom Vio II (Prob Rev)

Kenneth Dale FlournoyDate of Birth : 18-Sep-76


Thft Prop III (Prob Rev)

James Patrick KiesterDate of Birth : 26-Nov-71


Height : 5’ 10” Weight : 275

Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Blue

Charges:Dom Vio III - Asslt

Kedrick Lamon Swain Date of Birth : 03-Sep-73

Race: Black Sex: MaleCharges:

Arrest Order-Child Support

Collin G. VaughnDate of Birth : 28-May-82


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Eric Danta ThompsonDate of Birth : 31-Mar-78

Race: Black Sex: MaleCharges:

Poss/Rec Cntr Sub (Alias)

Christopher KeyDate of Birth : 29-May-75

Race: White Sex: Male Charges:

Manuf Cntr Sub (Prob Rev)

Jason Matthew FielderDate of Birth : 05-Jul-78

Charges:Burg III (Prob Revoc), Thft Prop II

(Prob Revoc)

Nathaniel A. GogginsDate of Birth : 08-Jan-73




Charges:Criminal Use of Defense Spray (Alias)

Gary Allen LynchDate of Birth : 22-May-75



Charges:Thft Prop I (Alias)

Brian Daryl RigginsDate of Birth : 18-Jan-72

Charges:Dom Vio III

Jonathan B. RobertsDate of Birth : 31-Dec-76

Charges:Arrest Order-Child Support

Dast Danny Sturkie, Jr.Date of Birth : 20-Jun-72

Charges:Arrest Order-Child Support

Charles A. DarkDate of Birth : 02-Nov-60

Charges:Vio Community Nortif

(Sex Offender)


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Willie Earl EllisRegistered County: CalhounOffense County: CherokeeOffenses: Sexual Abuse IVictims: Female - 25 yrs

John Paul HernandezRegistered County: Calhoun

Offense County: Unknown County, TXOffenses: Aggravated Sexual Assault/

Sexual Abuse IVictims: Female - 5 yrs

Darrell Gene SmithRegistered County: Calhoun

Offense County: CalhounOffenses : Sexual Abuse I x 5Victims: Males - 9 & 11 yrs

Freddie Harold Smith

Registered County: CalhounOffense County: Baldwin

Offenses : Rape x 2Victims: Females - 15 & 16

yrs

CALHOUN COUNTY SEX OFFENDERS

WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWNWHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN

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The names and photographs

featured in The Crime Bulletin have been provided by law enforcement agencies in ac-

cordance to the Alabama Code Annotated Public Record and

Information Disclosure statues. If you are listed and wish to discuss a correction, contact the appropriate law enforce-

ment department. Inclusion in The Crime Bul-

letin does not indicate guilt or innocence.

Persons are innocent unless proven guilty by a court of law.

Calhoun County Sheriff 256-236-6600

Anniston Police Department 256-238-1800

Oxford Police Department 256-831-3121

Piedmont Police Department

256-447-9091

Michael Van Louis Shockley

Date of Birth : 26-Feb-51 Scars, Marks, Tattoos:

Tattoo on left arm and upper legsRegistered County: CalhounOffense County : Calhoun

Offenses : Sodomy IVictims: Male - 10 yrs

Charles Edward Richards II

Date of Birth : 09-Mar-72Registered County: Calhoun

Offense County: CalhounOffenses: Sexual Abuse IVictims: Female - 20 yrs

Theron L. ChristianDate of Birth : 24-Dec-76

Registered County: CalhounOffense County: Calhoun

Offenses: Att. Rape IVictims: Female - Adult

Glenna F. CavenderDate of Birth : 17-Apr-65

Scars, Marks, Tattoos: Numerous Tattoos

Offense County: ConecuhOffenses: Sexual Abuse I x

2; Child Abuse I x 2Victims: Male & Female - 3

& 17 yrs.

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Bufus Lee Tatum Assault

1st Degree

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Brandon Gipson Assault

2nd Degree

John Douglas Jones Carrying a pistol without permit

Jaynard R. Davis Charge:

Receiving Stolen Prop. 3rd

Tadera M. Williams Receiving stolen property

1st Degree

Contact the Anniston Police Department at 256-238-1800

Tiffany Kennedy Charges:

Probation Violation

Jacob Riley Oglesby Charge:

Theft of Property, 3rd

Eric D. Spinks Charges:

Theft of Property, 3rd

James Reece Jackson Charges:

Theft by Deception

Philip T. Galentine Charges:

Probation Violation

Eric Lamar Marshall Charges:

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On January 16th, 2006, David Randall “Boone” Smith,

52, was found murdered in his home during an apparent

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(MS) A pedestrian is killed

almost every 2 hours and

injured every 8 minutes on

the country’s roadways,

according to the National

Highway Traffic Safety

Administration (NHTSA).

Similarly, each year hun-

dreds of bicyclists die and

thousands are injured in traf-

fic accidents. Drivers must

realize that they are sharing

the road and drive with open

eyes and ears. And pedestri-

ans and bicyclists must do

their part to follow traffic

safety rules to prevent inju-

ries.

Pedestrians

Always use sidewalks and

crosswalks when available.

If no sidewalk is present,

walk against the direction of

traffic.

Use traffic signals as your

guide. However, make sure

all traffic has stopped before

crossing the road or stepping

off of the sidewalk.

Keep control of pets when

walking them on a leash, so

you’re not pulled out into

traffic.

Use caution at bus stops.

Many injuries occur from

pedestrians running to catch

a bus or stepping out into

traffic after exiting a bus.

Remember, there will be

another bus behind the one

you’re chasing and safety is

more important.

Wear brightly colored or

reflective clothing if walking

at night.

Do not cross highways or

interstates on foot; you risk

serious injury.

Bicyclists

Bicyclists must follow the

same traffic rules as auto-

mobile drivers. Stop for red

lights and stop signs, signal

lane changes or turns, and

drive on the correct side of

the road.

Watch out for parked cars.

Oftentimes drivers exit their

vehicles and do not check

for oncoming traffic or

cyclists. You can be hit by a

swinging car door.

Make yourself as notice-

able as possible. This could

include using a light or horn

on the bike to signal your

presence to drivers.

Always wear a helmet

and other applicable safety

equipment.

Maintain your bike so that

it is safe to ride.

Do not carry others

on your bike (such as a

friend or a child) if it is not

designed to do so. Riding on

the handlebars or behind the

cyclist can be dangerous.

Avoid the use of ear

buds or headphones while

cycling. You want all of

your senses to be available

to avoid accidents.

Cycle out of the way of

drivers’ blind spots so you’ll

be more visible.

Do not ride your bike

on the sidewalk where you

could injure pedestrians.

Drivers

Be aware that you could

be sharing the road with

pedestrians, cyclists or

motorcycle riders.

Use caution when making

turns or at busy intersec-

tions -- pedestrians could be

crossing.

Always yield right of way

to pedestrians.

Pay attention to the road

and limit distractions inside

of the car. This includes

keeping the radio tuned low

so that you can hear sounds

outside of the car.

Use caution when enter-

ing or exiting your parked

vehicle.

Use caution in and around

bus stops or other points of

mass transit.

Regularly check the side

of the road for pedestrians,

especially in areas where

there are no sidewalks.

With drivers, pedestrians

and bicyclists working in

concert, accidents can be

reduced.

State’s ‘Move-over’ Law Strengthened to increase

Roadside Safety

of First Responders

The names and photographs featured in The Crime Bul-letin have been provided by law enforcement agencies in accordance to the Alabama Code Annotated Public Re-

cord and Information Disclosure statues. If you are listed and wish to discuss a correction, contact the appropriate

law enforcement department. Inclusion in The Crime Bulletin does not indicate guilt or

innocence. Persons are innocent unless proven guilty by a court of

law.

Calhoun County Sheriff’s Offi ce: 256-236-6600 Anniston Police Department: 256-238-1800 Oxford Police Department: 256-831-3121

Piedmont Police Department: 256-447-9091

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The newly enhanced law adds wreckers to emergency response ve-hicles for which motorists must move over one lane.

When moving over is unsafe or not possible,

such as on two-lane roadways, the law re-quires motorists to slow at least 15 mph below the posted speed limit. Mo-torists must slow down to 10 mph when the posted limit is 20 mph or less.

A six-month warning and educational period for the new law began Aug. 1.

Once the warning peri-od concludes, citations for violation of the “move-over” law will carry a fi ne of up to $25 for fi rst of-fense and increasing fi nes for second and subsequent offenses.

Alabama fi rst enacted “move-over” regulations in 2006, and the major-ity of states have adopted versions of the law.

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MISSING ADULT$15,000 Reward offered for

information in disappearanceKelley Henderson Howard, 41,

has been missing since June 2. She

was last seen at Family Dentistry

in Riverside, where she worked as

a dental assistant.

If you have any information on

her whereabouts, contact the St.

Clair Sheriff's Offi ce at 205-884-

3333 or 205-884-2677.HOWARD

Jeffery David HueyStatus: Wanted

Date of Birth : 11-Sept-74Race: White Sex: Male

Height : 6'1" Weight : 280


Charges:Assault 3rd

David Alfred LandersStatus: Wanted

Date of Birth : 10-Oct-71Race: White Sex: Male

Height : 6'2 Weight : 210


Charges:Harassing Communications

Joey Lana GowensStatus: Wanted

Date of Birth : 14-Jan-61Race: White Sex: Male


Hair Color: Sandy Eye Color: Blue

Charges:Theft of Property 3nd x3

Ronald F. Stephens, IIStatus: Wanted

Date of Birth : 17-Jun-79Race: White Sex: Male



Charges:FTA Domestic Violence 3rd

Nicole Lee WhitmoreStatus: Wanted

Date of Birth : 16-Sept-77Race: White Sex: FemaleHeight : 5'7"Weight : 115

Hair Color: Blonde Eye Color: Green

Charges:Rec. Stolen Property 3rd

Contact the Piedmont Police Department at 256-447-9091

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