Carroll County General Sessions Report
From the Oct 28, 2025 e-EditionThe following cases were heard in Carroll County General Sessions Court on October 22, 2025.
Nykole L. Hineline, Baggett Rd., Bethel Springs, Tenn., bound over, Meth - MFG, Deliver, Sell, Poss with Intent; bound over, Possession of Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia Uses & Activities; bound over, Possession of a Firearm Intent to Go Armed - Dangerous Felony; bound over, Unlawful Possession of a Weapon.
Samuel A. Jewell, Booker St., McKenzie, bound over, Theft of Property - $2,500 to < $10,000 - Sol; bound over, Vandalism (up to $1,000); bound over, Burglary - Auto/Boat/Airplane Other Motor Vehicle - ATT; bound over, Simple Possession/Casual Exchange.
The following cases resulted in a guilty plea or finding.
Angel Arenivar, Newsome St., McKenzie, guilty, Reckless Driving, $350 fine, 11/29 supervised probation for until paid in full and compliant; dismissed, DUI: Third Offense.
Robert L. Bittner, Woodlawn Ave., Huntingdon, guilty, Probation Violation - Booked, no fine, 11/29, 200 days total credit; guilty, Escape, no fine.
Gregory Harvey, Bobbitt Rd., Bruceton, guilty, Probation Violation - Booked, sentence may be served on consecutive weekends, probation extended 30 days.
Michael C. Haynes Jr., Breezy Loop, Oakland, Tenn., guilty, Driving While License Suspended, supervised probation; dismissed, Vehicles/Streetcars Stop At All Stop Signs.
Vickie S. Knight, Spur Ln., Bruceton, guilty, DUI: First Offense, $350 fine, 11/29 supervised probation for until conditions are met, cognitive behavioral training course, alcohol drug evaluation and recommendation, cannot drive in Tennessee for one year, ignition interlock, DUI school, defendant waives extradition; dismissed, Leave Scene of Accident - Property Damage; dismissed, Fugitive From Justice - Misd.; dismissed, Immediate Notice of Accident; dismissed, Drivers to Exercise Due Care.
Ronnie J. Maxwell, Highway 70, Cedar Grove, guilty, Driving While License Suspended, $250 fine, supervised probation until complete conditions of probation, must obtain a valid Tennessee driver’s license.
Shannon M. Patey, Linden Heights Apt., McKenzie, guilty, Possession of Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia Uses & Activities, $150 fine, 11/29 supervised probation until conditions met, cognitive behavioral training course, alcohol drug evaluation and recommendations; dismissed, Fail Driver Stop SCE Acc Inv Injury.
Lloyd B. Pryor, Sunnyfield Ln., Camden, guilty, Meth - Possession or Casual Exchange, $750 fine, 11/29 supervised probation until conditions met, cognitive behavioral training course, alcohol drug evaluation; dismissed, Possession of Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia Uses & Activities.
Benjamin M. Santiz, Lincoln Way, White Oak, Pa., guilty, DUI: First Offense, $350 fine, 11/29 unsupervised probation, cognitive behavioral training course, cannot drive in Tennessee for one year, ignition interlock, DUI school.
Donna D. Shadix, Natchez Trace Rd., Paris, guilty, Probation Violation - Not Booked, no fine, 90 days, can get day-for-day credit upon successful completion of inpatient treatment, probation extended for six months.
Geneva S. Tesneair, E. Main St., Huntingdon, guilty, Possession of Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia Uses & Activities, $150 fine, 11/29 supervised probation until conditions met, cognitive behavioral training course.
Quiana J. Tharpe, Phelissa Dr., La Vergne, guilty, Driving While License Cancelled, $250 fine, supervised probation until conditions complete, must obtain a valid Tennessee driver’s license; dismissed, Speeding.
Cody Williams, High St., Huntingdon, guilty, Driving While License Cancelled, $100 fine, six months supervised probation until conditions completed, must obtain a valid Tennessee driver’s license; dismissed, Registration Expired; dismissed, Financial Responsibility Law.
Isiah G. Willis, Cheatham St., Bruceton, guilty, Probation Violation - Booked, no fine, can receive day-for-day credit upon successful completion of inpatient treatment.
The following cases resulted in judicial diversion.
Shelby Gibson, West End Avenue, McKenzie, judicial diversion, Child Abuse/Neglect/Endangerment, no fine, 11/29 supervised probation for six months, unsupervised probation for balance, must follow all requirements for counseling; dismissed, Child Abuse/Neglect/Endangerment; dismissed, Child Abuse/Neglect/Endangerment.
Zachary S. Morgan, West End Avenue, McKenzie, judicial diversion, Child Abuse/Neglect/Endangerment, no fine, 11/29 supervised probation for sentence, must comply with all requirements and orders of juvenile court.
The following cases were dismissed.
Laquita R. Baker, Center Rd., Clarksville, dismissed - Cost to Defendant, Theft of Merchandise - Shoplifting.
Cody A. Campbell, Hwy. 220, Cedar Grove, dismissed, Probation Violation - Booked.
Cory C. Dunbar, Greenoaks Dr., Huntingdon, dismissed, Meth - MFG, Deliver, Sell, Possession with Intent; dismissed, Possession of Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia Uses & Activities.
Dakota Thomas Wilson Lobato, Enterprise St., Bruceton, dismissed, Driving While License Suspended; dismissed, Display/Possess Cancel/Revoke/Suspended or Altered Driver’s License; dismissed, Financial Responsibility Law.
The following cases were rescheduled.
Kimberly Gazaway, Dylan S. Mayo, Mehdi X. Pektelidis, Heath Rhodes, Lamon M. Robinson, Anthony D. Young.
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