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February 9, 2009

Local Arrests

Anonymous The Commonwealth Journal Mon Feb 09, 2009, 07:05 PM EST

February 5

Somerset Police Department

John W. Hamilton, violation of Ky. EPO/DVO, parole violation

Brian J. Ramsey, burglary 3rd, 2 counts theft by unlawful taking over $300, arson 1st, tampering with physical evidence

Scott J. Ward, criminal possession of forged instrument 2nd

Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department

no arrests reported

February 6

Somerset Police Department

Tyrone L. Miller, Pulaski District warrant - failure to appear, operating on suspended license, no registration plates, failure to maintain required insurance

Randy D. Brown, DUI, failure to wear seat belts, Pulaski District warrant - failure to appear

Jeffery K. Goines, DUI

Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department

no arrests reported

February 7

Somerset Police Department

Timothy A. Garland, DUI

Randall W. Lawless, disregarding stop sign, improper turning, failure to produce insurance card, DUI

Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department

Brandy Spaw, alcohol intoxication in a public place

Alexandria Sales, alcohol intoxication in a public place

Parker N. Tucker, operating motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/drugs/etc. 2nd offense

Tyrone L. Miller, failure to appear

Joseph C. Mounce, alcohol intoxication in a public place, possession of controlled substance 3rd degree 1st offense

Randy Dean Brown, failure to appear

Scott Allen Childers, possession of controlled substance 1st degree 1st offense

George Wesley Johnson, warrant served for another police agency, assault 4th degree (domestic violence)

Daniel Gomez, failure to appear

February 8

Somerset Police Department

Marco J. Combs, Boone District warrant - failure to appear, alcohol intoxication

Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department

Janie M. Cornett, alcohol intoxication in a public place, disorderly conduct 2nd degree

Brian L. Lawson, failure to appear

Jennifer L. Graf, failure to appear

Betty Charles, contempt of court

February 9

Somerset Police Department

Amy L. Riddle, theft under $300 - shoplifting, possession of controlled substance

Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department

Anthony Howard Turner, criminal possession of forged instrument 2nd degree

Michael A. Daws, failure to appear

Rick Groves, assault 4th degree (domestic violence)

Steve Wayne Miller, burglary 2nd degree, theft by unlawful taking, receiving stolen property over $300, persistent felony offender 1st degree

Adam D. Padgett, theft by unlawful taking

Kevin Gene Mitchell, failure to appear

Brian M. Hittle, receiving stolen property over $300

Anthony Ray Davis, failure to appear

Brandon B. Pitman, failure to appear

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