The following felony arrests were reported by the Lowndes County Sheriff”s Office.
Bryan Kelly Quinn, 36, of 1345 Sykes Road in Starkville, was arrested Tuesday by the Lowndes County Sheriff”s Office on one count of manufacturing methamphetamine.
Carla Sue Brownlee, 46, of 419 Pickensville Road in Columbus, was arrested Tuesday by the LCSO on one count of manufacturing methamphetamine.
Douglas Mack Tedford, 40, of 419 Pickensville Road in Columbus, was arrested Tuesday by the LCSO on one count of manufacturing methamphetamine.
Andrew Dewayne Wyatt, 27, of 2403 Barley Ave. in Columbus, was arrested Friday by the LCSO on one count of possession of a weapon by a felon.
Amanda Michelle Knapp, 28, of 1310 East Ave. in Vicksburg, was arrested Friday by the LCSO on counts of shoplifting-third offense or more than $250, identity theft and false pretense.
Phillip Michael Guin, 23, of 11414 Fern Bank Road in Millport, Ala., was arrested Friday by the Mississippi Department of Corrections for violation of probation.
Teriell Lamar Matthews, 29, of 719 Herman Shirley Road in West Point, was arrested Saturday by the LCSO on one count of possession of a controlled substance and misdemeanor counts of DUI-first offense, driving while license suspended and careless driving.
Steven Paul Pierce, 51, of 78 Crews Drive in Columbus, was arrested Tuesday by the LCSO on two counts of aggravated assault.
Oliver Mallory Reed, 30, of 562 Forrest Glenn Road in Columbus was arrested Tuesday by the Mississippi Department of Corrections for violation of probation.
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