KOSCIUSKO —
The Kosciusko Police Department reports the following arrests:
On Saturday, Dan T. Mallett, 51, was arrested for careless driving and first offense driving under the influence on Tipton Street by officer Greg Collins.
Also on Saturday, Gabino Fresnillo, 20, was arrested for no driver’s license, no proof of insurance, and speeding on Highway 35 South by officer Mark Gilmore and Dewayne Toliver Jr., 24, was arrested for altered tag, suspended driver’s license, no proof of insurance, and failure to appear in court on Madison Street by Cpl. Danny Groves.
On Friday, Kristy Ann Graham, 27, was arrested for false pretenses misdemeanor by officer Maurice Hawthorne at the Scott County Detention Center.
Also on Friday, Shelton Kenneth Thompson, 23, was arrested for driving without headlights, no driver’s license, no proof of insurance, and possession of marijuana in a vehicle on East Adams Street by Cpl. Danny Groves.
On Friday, Kerby Renard Moore, 28, was arrested for careless first offense driving and driving under the influence on F-Street by Officer Greg Collins.
On November 7, Tamekia Latasha Buchanan, 29. was arrested for two counts of credit card fraud by Investigator Pete Belk with the assistance of Winona Police Department.
On November 6, Louis Charles Carter, 48, was arrested for failure to appear in court by Cpl. Brice Cole.
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Six arrested over the weekend
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