Carroll County Sheriff Reports

Harassment

On October 30, the Carroll County Sheriff's Department was dispatched to a residence on Hwy 70 in Huntingdon. The homeowner stated a family member had violated an order of protection. The order of protection was found to be inactive and the homeowner was advised to go and get the order of protection reset as soon as possible. 

Possible Domestic

On October 30, the Carroll County Sheriff's Department was dispatched to a residence on Main Street in Atwood. The homeowner had bruising all over the back, and was advised to go see medical attention. No charges were filed at the homeowner's request. 

Warrant/Suspended License/Drug Paraphernalia 

On November 2, a traffic stop in McKenzie led to an arrest of Nathaniel Noah of Paris, who had an active warrant out of Milan, Tennessee. Noah had a suspended drivers license, and during the search of the vehicle several syringes were found with residue that was field tested and tested positive for methamphetamine. Noah was transported to Carroll County Jail. 

Possession of Schedule VI Drugs/Reckless Endangerment with a Deadly Weapon

On November 4, the Carroll County Sheriff's Department was dispatched to a residence on Winston Road in McKenzie, regarding someone firing a firearm from their porch. Upon arrival, two females were standing on the porch, one was identified as Marta Arrington, who began making statements about eight people being in her yard. While searching the property, no other people were found on the property. During the sweep, in plain view crystallike substances believed to be methamphetamine and green leafy substances believed to be marijuana were found. Arrington was treated by EMS for elevated blood sugar, which could have caused the hallucinations. A neighbor also advised that a school bus was passing by when Arrington was firing the firearm. Arrington was arrested and charged with Possession of a Schedule IV Controlled Substance (Methamphetamine), Possession of a Schedule IV Controlled Substance (Marijuana) and Reckless Endangerment with a Deadly Weapon. 

Animal at Large

On November 5, the Carroll County Sheriff's Department was dispatched to a residence on Main Street in Atwood regarding an animal call. The homeowner stated that their cat had been attacked by a neighbor's dog. Upon making contact with the neighbor, Charlotte Wilson, stated that the animal was her dog, but not the dog on the loose that bit the neighbor's cat. Wilson was advised to check her backyard to confirm her dog was in her yard, which the dog was not. Due to the statements, and the dog not being in the cage while deputies were present, Wilson was cited for TCA 44-08-408 (Animal at large).