McKenzie Police Reports
From the Oct 13, 2026 e-EditionResisting Arrest, Disorderly Conduct — Ronda Mann, Highway 22, McKenzie, was charged with Resisting Arrest and Disorderly Conduct on October 5.
Officers Cunningham and Beauchamp responded to a disturbance call at McDonald’s Restaurant, where Ms. Mann was kicking chairs and being loud. The officers asked her to leave the restaurant per the manager’s request. She continued to kick chairs and resisted the officers’ directive. Officers arrested her and transported her to Carroll County Jail. She was also banned from McDonald’s.
Simple Possession, Violation of Financial Responsibility — Jamison A. Johnson, Walnut Avenue, McKenzie, was charged with Simple Possession and Violation of Financial Responsibility and issued a warning for Failure to Stop at a Stop Sign.
On October 11, Officer Dillon observed Johnson fail to stop at a stop sign and then activated a traffic stop. Officer Dillon stated he could smell marijuana. Johnson admitted he had a small amount in the vehicle. Sergeant Cody Coleman was summoned to the scene with his canine officer. According to the report, inside the vehicle was a small amount of marijuana in a glass jar and pill bottle. A warning was issued for Failure to Stop, Johnson was cited into General Sessions Court on the charge of Simple Possession/Casual Exchange and Violation of Financial Responsibility.
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