Carroll County General Sessions Court
From the Aug 19, 2025 e-EditionHUNTINGDON (August 13) — The following cases were heard in Carroll County General Sessions Court on August 13.
Cases that resulted in a guilty plea or finding are:
Shemile Adams, Smyrna Road, Huntingdon, guilty, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, $150 fine, probation, alcohol and drug evaluation, cognitive behavior training course; dismissed, Schedule II Drugs; dismissed, Simple Possession.
Eric H. Cannon, Lowe Lane, McKenzie, guilty, Drivers License Must Be Carried, must take steps to get license; dismissed, Possession, Barter, Give Away Legend Drugs.
Samantha Lee. Carter, Buena Vista Road, Huntingdon, guilty, Drivers License Must Be Carried, must take steps to get a valid license, probation; dismissed, Violation of Financial Responsibility.
Debra Jean Graham, Highway 104, Cedar Grove, dismissed, Aggravated Assault; guilty, Domestic Assault, probation, $100 fine, 11/29 jail, no contact with victim, restitution of $1433.18.
Patrick C. Harris, Buena Vista Road, Huntingdon, guilty, Driver’s License Must be Carried, probation, must take steps to get a valid license.
Scotty Gene Heavener, Wiles Lane, Cedar Grove, guilty, Driving While Suspended, probation, must take steps to get a valid license; dismissed, Speeding; dismissed, Violation of Financial Responsibility.
Michael Hollowell, Tate School Road, Huntingdon, guilty, Drivers’ License Must Be Carried, probation, must take steps to get a valid license.
Malachi Dalton Johnson, Ephesus Church Road, Hollow Rock, guilty, Assault, time served credit of 19 days.
Amanda R. Jones, Groves Road, Gleason, guilty, Probation Violation, extended probation.
Edward Lee Koebel, North Street, Hollow Rock, guilty, Simple Possession, $750 fine, probation, cognitive behavior training course, alcohol/drug evaluation, jail 11/29.
Jason G. Lott,, Farris Carter Road, Atwood, guilty, Intentional Tampering, Removal, Vandalism to Device, probation.
Ryan Markham, Highway 104, Cedar Grove, guilty, Driving While Suspended Second or Later Offense, $150 fine, probation; dismissed, Violation of Financial Responsibility.
James McMullin, Highway 77, Paris, guilty, Probation Violation, probation extended.
Kimberly Dawn Mercer, Cunningham Street, Milan, guilty, Speeding, guilty, License Must be Carried, $50 fine, probation.
Jose Hernandez Nava, Willis Street, Saltillo, Tenn., guilty, DUI-First Offense, not to drive for one year, held for immigration.
Edwina Rhenae Parker, Thorne Lane, Huntingdon, guilty, Probation Violation, probation extended.
Jarrett D. Robertson, Sunset Avenue, Jackson, guilty, Reckless Driving, probation, alcohol-drug evaluation; dismissed, Failure to Immediately Report Accident.
David Scott, Bruceton-Vale Road, Hollow Rock, guilty, DUI-First Offense, $350 fine, probation, 11/29 jail, not to drive for one year; dismissed, Open Container.
Chase Stanton, Wards Chapel Road, Gleason, guilty, Drivers License Must be Carried, probation, must obtain valid license.
Robert Dean Sweatt, II, Shades Bridge Road, McKenzie, guilty, Theft of Merchandise, restitution, no contact with convenience store.
The following cases were dismissed:
Lola Dean Clark, Paris Street, Huntingdon, dismissed, Burglary.
Ronald Joseph Flowers, Purdy Road, Huntingdon, dismissed, Reckless Driving.
Anthony Haynes, Campbell Street, McKenzie, dismissed, Resist Arrest/Stop/Search, Assault on First Responder.
Maurice Lawrence, homeless, Huntingdon, dismissed, Criminal Trespass.
Wesley Walters, Carroll Street, Hollow Rock, dismissed, Aggravated Assault.
Sarah Wilkerson, Cherry Avenue, McKenzie, dismissed, Driving While Suspended.
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