The following arrests were made by Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office:
Walter Lee, 77, was charged with three counts of aggravated assault with a weapon or other means to produce death and possession of a weapon by a felon.
Jamee Ray, 38, was charged with felony taking of a motor vehicle.
Michael Patterson, 30, was charged with grand larceny-more than $500.
Olivia Tate, 19, was charged with accessory after the fact and possession of marijuana.
Alexander Stewart, 59, was charged with possession of methamphetamine, improper equipment, no driver’s license and driving under the influence/refusal to take test.
Alexus Miller, 21, was charged with grand larceny-more than $500.
Jermaine Lowe, 31, was charged with possession of marijuana-more than one ounce and littering.
Harold Teasdel, 62, was charged with possession of methamphetamine and tampering with physical evidence.
Travaris Gardner, 23, was charged with possession of marijuana-more than one ounce, possession, sale, transfer of a stolen firearm, disobeying traffic control device and suspended driver’s license.
The following arrests were made by the Oktibbeha County Sheriff’s Office:
Brian Coker, 28, was charged with cyberstalking.
James Lambert, 32, was charged with possession of a controlled substance, cyberstalking, two counts of grand larceny, extortion and petit larceny.
Marcus Campbell, 18, was charged with sexual battery.
Gelani Grayer, 21, was charged with embezzlement.
Ferlando Carpenter, 33, was charged with probation violation and domestic assault.
Kevin Barber, 48, was charged with third offense DUI, driving with suspended driver’s license, speeding, two counts of no insurance and expired tag.
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