April 1, 2003

Arrests

   * Jennifer Lynn Nidiffer, 30, 109 Ensor Nidiffer Road, was arrested Saturday night by Carter County Sheriff's Department Deputy Eric Buck on a warrant charging her with violation of probation.
   * Deborah Gail Bluto, 30, 912-A Pine Ridge Circle, was arrested Friday morning by CCSD Sgt. Patrick Johnson and charged with being a fugitive from justice from the state of Virginia where she is wanted on a charge of fraud for violation of worthless checks with insufficient funds.
   * Carl Joseph Bowers, 27, 684 Simerly Creek Road, Hampton, was arrested Friday morning by CCSD Sgt. Patrick Johnson on pre-existing warrants charging him with violation of probation and assault under domestic violence. He is scheduled to appear in General Sessions Court on April 21 to face the assault under domestic violence charge.
   * Myoka Michelle Ingram, 26, 116 E. Chilhowee St., Johnson City, was arrested Friday afternoon by CCSD Deputy J. Booher on a warrant charging her with failure to appear in court on charges of the sale of Schedule II narcotics and the conspiracy to sell Schedule II narcotics.
   * Samuel D. Campbell, 50, 117 Colt Lane, Johnson City, was arrested Friday afternoon by CCSD Deputy Janice Black on a warrant charging him with violation of probation.
   * Jimmy Joe Mathena Jr., 28, 2717 S. Roan St., Johnson City, was arrested Friday afternoon by CCSD Deputy Janice Black on a warrant charging him with violation of probation.
   * Daniel B. Jenkins, 20, 102 Canter Drive, Watauga, was arrested Saturday evening by CCSD Lt. Rocky Croy on an attachment pro corpus from Juvenile Court.
   * Brenda J. Minnick, 37, 427 W. G St., Apt. 2, was arrested Saturday just before noon by CCSD Deputy Kevin Cable on a warrant charging her with violation of probation.
   * Christopher Dale Anderson, 28, 910-1/2 Cedar Ave., was arrested Saturday afternoon by Elizabethton Police Department PTL Jason Shaw and charged with criminal trespassing, evading arrest and resisting arrest. He was also served with an outstanding warrant by CCSD Deputy Kevin Cable charging him with violation of probation.
   * Scott Michael Hemingway, 25, 2675 Siam Road, was arrested early Sunday morning by CCSD Deputy Tammy Stout on a warrant charging him with violation of probation.
   * Michael Wayne Ledford, 18, 109 Fitzsimmons Hill Road, was arrested Saturday evening by CCSD Deputy Eric Buck on a warrant charging him with failure to appear in court on charges of driving on a suspended license, violation of the financial responsibility law and violation of the light law.
   * William J. Elliott, 55, 120 Pine Knot Lane, Johnson City, was arrested Sunday night by CCSD Deputy Dave Ryan on a warrant charging him with assault under domestic violence. He is scheduled to appear in General Sessions Court on April 8.
   * Paul D. Demarco, 25, 510 Lamont St., Johnson City, was arrested late Friday night by CCSD Deputy Shannon Deloach and charged with second offense driving on a suspended license. He is scheduled to appear in General Sessions Court on April 2.
   * Mario Hernandez Martinez, 22, 122 Reeser Road, was arrested late Friday night by CCSD Deputy Larry Presnell and charged with driving without a license and violation of the financial responsibility law. He is scheduled to appear in General Sessions Court today.
   * Joseph Malcolm Lujan, 24, Apt. 18, Sterling Hills, Johnson City, was arrested late Saturday night by CCSD Deputy Dave Ryan and charged with assault under domestic violence.
   * Lonnie Junior Oliver, 24, 196 Lover's Lane, Apt. 4, was arrested Sunday afternoon by CCSD Sgt. Penny Cornett on a warrant charging him with failure to appear in court.
   * Charlie Marion Hedrick, 22, 1307 N. Barton St., Johnson City, was arrested early Saturday morning by EPD Capt. Clyde Croy and charged with speeding, driving under the influence, violation of the implied consent law, possession of Schedule III narcotics and possession of Schedule IV narcotics.
   * Kelly Collins, 39, 607 Sugar Hollow Road, Apt. C, was arrested Sunday night by EPD Sgt. John Ramsey and charged with vandalism under domestic violence.
   * William Holden Gross, 43, 407 Wilbur Dam Road, was arrested Saturday afternoon by CCSD Sgt. Patrick Johnson on warrants charging him with aggravated assault under domestic violence, reckless endangerment and possession of Schedule VI narcotics. He is scheduled to appear in General Sessions Court on April 21.
  
Theft

   * Gregory W. Walsh, 1462 Broad St., reported to CCSD Deputy Kevin Cable that sometime between 4 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. Sunday, someone stole his white 2000 Nissan Frontier four-door pickup truck while it was parked at 133 Pleasant Beach Road.
   * Billy D. Miller, 200 Green Hollow Road, Butler, reported to CCSD Deputy Al Meehan that sometime in the last month, someone broke into his residence and stole approximately $800 worth of his personal property including a 20-gauge pump action shotgun, a Remington knife, two Sidebuster case knives and a Super Nintendo game system.
   * Mike Baird, 199 Davis Hollow Road, reported to CCSD Lt. Mike Fraley that someone stole his Marathon credit card and has subsequently run the balance up to more than $500.
   * Johnny R. Presnell, 115 Roark Park Lane, Hampton, reported to CCSD Sgt. Patrick Johnson that sometime between 1 p.m. and 1:45 p.m. on Friday, someone pried open the rear door to his residence and had stolen some prescription medication belonging to him.
   * Tina Rutter, 823 Cambridge Ave., reported to EPD PTL Michael Sproviero that sometime on Friday, someone broke into her residence and stole a Zenith 19-inch color television and an Emerson VCR. The total estimated value of the items taken is $750. She reported that she suspects a male subject known to her.
  
Vandalism

   * Debra Chandler, 206 Apple Tree Lane, reported to CCSD Deputy Eric Buck on Friday night that while she was driving west on Long Hollow Road, someone struck her 1994 Toyota LST with an egg causing damage to the right rear fender of the vehicle.
   * Jeff Causby, an employee of J & S Fencing, reported to EPD PTL Mike Commons that his work crew was at lunch and while they were gone, someone had broken the rear window out of one of the work trucks while it was parked at the C-D building of Lynn Ridge Apartments. According to reports, nothing was missing from the vehicle.
   * Kenneth T. Cranfield, 228 Big Springs Road, reported to CCSD Sgt. Patrick Johnson on Friday that sometime during the previous night or the early morning hours, someone had knocked his mailbox down and he found the flat bed of a pickup truck in his yard but that the tag had been removed. While on the scene, Sgt. Johnson also spoke with Julie A. Leech, 227 Big Springs Road, who reported that at approximately 2:15 a.m. that morning, she had been awakened by a loud noise and when she looked outside, she observed an older model white pickup truck and a male subject removing the vehicle's registration tag. She stated that she then observed the subject get back into the truck and leave the scene. Leech advised the officer that approximately 60 feet of her fence had been destroyed in the incident.
  
Indecent Exposure

   * Tim Canter, 1612 Highway 91, reported to CCSD Deputy Dean Jones that a male subject known to him had pulled his pants down and exposed himself to Canter and his wife following a dispute over a check.
  
Animal Death

   * Dennis Henegar, 149 Short Coal Chute Road, and Tommy Henegar, 108 Unaka Subdivision Road, reported to CCSD Deputy Kevin Cable that sometime Saturday morning, two yellow Labrador mix dogs entered a pen where the two complainants raised animals and killed several of the birds, including 10 pheasants, a Sid Taylor rooster, two rabbits and a hen. The total estimated value for the animals that were killed is $830. In addition, damage was done by the dogs to the pen.