General Sessions

The following cases were disposed of June 25-29 in Obion County General Sessions Court by Judge Jimmy Smith, or fines paid before scheduled court appearances, and were recorded in the dockets in the office of Obion County Circuit Court Clerk Harry Johnson.
The cases listed exclude routine traffic violations, civil cases and cases that are dismissed, unless dismissal is contingent upon costs being paid or other conditions. All others are published, including judicial diversions and deferred cases, without exception.
• Stephanie Bell, worthless check (up to $500), dismissed on payment of costs.
• Brooke N. Kane, driving without a license, dismissed on payment of costs.
• Kimberly Stephenson, worthless check (up to $500), dismissed on payment of costs.
• Kayla R. Tittle, driving without a license, dismissed on payment of costs.
• James N. Burress, schedule II drugs: cocaine/meth less than one-half gram, simple possession/casual, exchange guilty of lesser charge.
• Gene O. Rudolph, theft of property (500-$1,000), theft (up to $500), guilty of lesser charge.
• Anica J. Markle, aggravated burglary, bound over to the grand jury.
• Anica J. Markle, possession of burglary tools, bound over to the grand jury.
• Anica J. Markle, theft (up to $500), bound over to the grand jury.
• Sara Oliver, theft of property ($1,000-$10,000), bound over to the grand jury.
• Ana C. Purvis, theft of property ($1,000-$10,000), bound over to the grand jury.
• Lakeria R. Stunson, theft of property ($1,000-$10,000), bound over to the grand jury.
• Stephanie R. Arnold, unlawful possession of weapon, deferred.
• Melissa A. Baker, forgery, worthless check (up to $500), deferred.
• Melissa A. Baker, forgery, worthless check (up to $500), deferred.
• Melissa A. Baker, forgery, worthless check (up to $500), deferred.
• Melissa A. Baker, forgery, worthless check (up to $500), deferred.
• Melissa A. Baker, forgery, worthless check (up to $500), deferred.
• Cocoa Broadway, driving while license suspended, deferred.
• Karen E. Bullen, driving while license suspended, deferred.
• Melissa East, forgery, worthless check (up to $500), deferred.
• Candice A. Hart, driving while license suspended, deferred.
• Rayshawnna R. Hughlett, driving while license suspended, deferred.
• Lisa S. Terry, driving while license suspended, deferred.
• Lisa S. Terry, driving while license suspended, deferred.
• Kimberly S. Adcock, theft (up to $500), guilty as charged.
• Kimberly S. Adcock, possession unlawful paraphernalia uses and activities, guilty as charged.
• Joseph W. Allen, public intoxication, guilty as charged.
• George W. Belcher, DUI: first offense, guilty as charged.
• Edward L. Brady, simple possession/casual exchange marijuana less than one-half ounce, guilty as charged.
• Charles B. Bratton, theft of merchandise-shoplifting, guilty as charged.
• Dalton Trey Hinson, evading arrest, guilty as charged.
• Bradley G. Hutchens, driving while license revoked-second or subsequent, guilty as charged.
• Janie L. Laird, schedule VI drugs-attempt, guilty as charged.
• Kristi K. Mathis, financial responsibility law, guilty as charged.
• Kenneth J. Osborne, driving while license suspended, guilty as charged.
• Randall L. Ramey, driving while license revoked-second or subsequent, guilty as charged.
• Gene O. Rudolph, theft (up to $500), guilty as charged.
• Gene O. Rudolph, theft up to $500, guilty as charged.
• Salvador Zamora, driving without license, guilty as charged.
• Noble “Nelson” Tolley, burglary-other than habitation, waived to the grand jury.
• Noble “Nelson” Tolley, theft (up to $500), waived to the grand jury.
• Noble “Nelson” Tolley, forgery (up to $1,000), waived to the grand jury.
• Kimberly Renee Sexton, driving while license suspended, guilty plea.
• Kayla M. McDaniel, financial responsibility law, guilty traffic ticket paid in full.
• Robert Rodriguez, driving without a license, guilty traffic ticket paid in full.
• Megan N. Seratte, financial responsibility law, guilty traffic ticket paid in full.
• Jaqueline E. Steward, financial responsibility law, guilty traffic ticket paid in full. Published in The Messenger 7.5.12

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