The following arrests were reported by the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Department and the Columbus Police Department:
* Tony Vantrell Carter, 32, of 1147 Tabernacle Road, was arrested at 501 Fifth St. N., Oct. 22 by CPD and charged with no drivers license, no insurance, violation of probation and two counts of contempt of court. His court date is scheduled for Nov. 20.
* Artquan Lemonta Ingram, 23, of 509 11th St. N., was arrested on Eighth Ave. N., Oct. 22 by CPD and charged with possession of a controlled substance. He was released the next day on $2,500 bond. His court date is scheduled for Dec. 5.
* Devin Demartuis Thompson, 23, of 1171 Tabernacle Road, was arrested Oct. 22 by CPD and charged with aggravated assault, manifesting indifference to life. He was released the same day on $5,000 bond. His court date is scheduled for Dec. 19.
* Portis Genire Thompson, 24, of 1171 Tabernacle Road, was arrested Oct. 22 by CPD and charged with aggravated assault, manifesting indifference to life. He was released the same day on $5,000 bond. His court date is scheduled for Dec. 19.
* James Carlson Belk, 21, of Guin, Ala., was arrested in Elmore, Ala., Oct. 24 by MDOC and charged with violation of probation.
* Ricardo Rafeal Mosley, 25, of 506 24th St. S., was arrested at 1624 Highway 69 S., Oct. 23 and charged with no drivers license, no insurance, resisting arrest, disobeying a traffic control device and possession of cocaine. His court date is scheduled for Dec. 5.
* Ronald Dewayne Tate, 45, of 106 Taylor St., was arrested at his residence Oct. 23 by LCSO and charged with possession of a weapon by a felon, possession of marijuana, possession of untaxed whiskey and making alcoholic beverages without a state permit. His court date is scheduled for Nov. 19.
* Doung Dai Troung, 33, of 382 North Dale Drive, was arrested at Bluecutt Road and Chubby Drive Oct. 22 by CPD and charged with driving under the influence, speeding and possession of cocaine. He was released Oct. 24 on $3,774 bond. His court date is scheduled for Nov. 13.
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