Attala County Circuit Court Docket

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September 3, 2010

Staff Writer The Star Herald The Star Herald Fri Sep 03, 2010, 09:21 AM CDT

KOSCIUSKO — Editor’s Note: The following court docket doesn’t include the guilty pleas taken on Tuesday afternoon.

Cases to be heard during the September term of Attala County Circuit Court:

– Mitchell Windom – felony fleeing a law enforcement officer in a motor vehicle.

– Daniel Blake McNeer – possession of methamphetamine and possession of cocaine

– Sylvester Jobe Jr. – Felony fleeing law enforcement in a motor vehicle

– Marcus K. Riley – fleeing a law enforcement officer in a motor vehicle and possession of cocaine

– Paula Ann Evans – unlawful possession of precursor chemicals, possession of methamphetamine and possession of cocaine

–Bence Ables – grand larceny

– Eric D. Mosely – grand larceny

– Antonio Carroll – possession of cocaine

– Brandon L. Coffee – receiving stolen property

– Jimmy Ray Brown – receiving stolen property

– Jimmy Dean Gentry – possession of a stolen firearm

– Johnny Greer – burglary of a building other than a dwelling and motor vehicle theft

– Cecil Bailey Jr. – building burglary and motor vehicle theft

– Dale L. Hall – possession of Oxycodone and possession of cocaine

– Carl A. Houston Jr. – unauthorized possession of contraband in a correctional facility

– Jamey Hutchinson – felony fleeing a law enforcement officer in a motor vehicle.

– William Blake Dempsey – two counts of credit card fraud

– David L. Lambert II – possession of schedule III substance

– Christopher Meredith – three counts of credit card fraud

– Whitney A. McDaniel – possession of false, fraudulent or forged prescription of a practitioner

– Carmen J. Patterson – grand larceny

– Johnny R. Rimmer – felony driving under the influence

– Nicholas Stevens – grand larceny

– Elizabeth Steen – grand larceny

– Kentreal Windom – grand larceny

– Robert Givens – false pretense bad check

– Terri Lynn Armstrong – statutory rape, touching a child for lustful purposes, two counts of dissemination of sexually oriented material to persons under 18, and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.

– Randall Jackson Holdiness – burglary of a building

– Keon Edwards – two counts of burglary of a building other than a dwelling

– Thomas Bruce Wilkerson – burglary of a building other than a dwelling

– Terry “Puddinhead” Sandridge – two counts of touching a child for lustful purposes

– Joseph Burrell – unlawful possession of precursor chemicals and possession of methamphetamine

– Opal G Miller – unlawful possession of precursor chemicals and possession of methamphetamine

– Bonita R. Kimbrough – possession of marijuana

– Randy D. Miller – unlawful possession of precursor chemicals

– Jeffery Pink Winters – unlawful possession of precursor chemicals and possession of methamphetamine

– Michael W. Sharp – unlawful possession of precursor chemicals and possession of methamphetamine

– Jessica S. Skelton – three counts of credit card fraud

– Tiffany L. Rodgers – three counts of credit card fraud

– Kent “Phil” Campbell – aggravated assault

– Keyko Newton – robbery

– Donnie Bruce – conspiracy to commit robbery and robbery

– Talmadge C. Watkins Jr. – unlawful possession of precursor chemicals

– Aris Harmon – armed robbery

– Bruce Shane Harrell – motor vehicle theft

– Detrius Roberson and Justin James – armed robbery, manslaughter, two counts of aggravated assault and conspiracy to commit armed robbery

– Justin James, Martell James, Barry Love, Detrius Roberson – unauthorized possession of contraband in a correctional facility

– Kendrick Carter – motor vehicle theft

– Willie Terrell McBride – burglary of a dwelling

– Jerry Lee Talley Jr. – burglary of a dwelling

– Kenneth Joe Taylor – 21 counts of receiving stolen property and two counts possession of motor vehicle or motor vehicle parts with the knowledge that the VIN has been removed.

– Lakendrick Williams also known as Mookie Williams – possession of a firearm by a conviction of a felon

– Cecil K. Barber – burglary of a building and grand larceny

– Daniel T. “Ruby” Harvey – burglary of a dwelling and grand larceny

– Lawayne Conrad Phillips – burglary of a dwelling and grand larceny

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