KOSCIUSKO —
The Kosciusko Police Department reports the following arrests:
On Sunday, Sharon Lashay Jones, 35, was arrested for no driver’s license on Highway 12 East by Cpl. Brice Cole.
On Saturday, Joquita Green, 20 , was arrested for no driver’s license and driving without headlights on East Jefferson Street by Sgt. Thomas Clark.
On Friday, Allison Renee Young, 21, was charged with first offense shoplifting at Walmart by Cole.
On July 4, Stephanie Lashell Murphy, 20, was arrested for first offense shoplifting at Dollar General by officer Jimmy Evans.
On July 3, Francessca Triplett, 19, was arrested for public profanity at North Natchez Apartments by Officer Maurice Hawthorne.
On July 3, Robert Earl Ellis, 57, was arrested for malicious mischief on West North Street by Sgt. Thomas Clark.
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