Northwest Arkansas crime report
Posted on Saturday, May 3, 2008
URL: http://www.nwanews.com/adg/crime/224547/
To give our readers a more comprehensive report of crimes in Benton and Washington counties, the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette publishes records from area police agencies and circuit courts.
Police call information is reported for the 24 hours ending at 6 a. m. Friday. Only felony arrests are reported.
All reports include only information immediately available from public records. Washington County Circuit Court JUDGE RAY REYNOLDS
May 2 ARRAIGNMENTS Tyler J. Cameron, 19, pleaded innocent to a charge of possession of a controlled substance, second offense. Trial was set for July 1. He was released on $ 3, 500 bond. Gregory D. Dorough, 52, pleaded innocent to a charge of possession of methamphetamine. Trial was set for July 1. He was released on his own recognizance. Nicole A. Dorough, 27, pleaded innocent to charges of possession of methamphetamine, possession of diazepam, second offense, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Trial was set for July 1. She was released on $ 2, 500 bond. Assefa G. Egziabher Jr., 31, pleaded innocent to charges of residential burglary and aggravated assault. Trial was set for July 1. He was held in lieu of $ 100, 000 bond.
Justin C. Gajeway, 26, pleaded innocent to a charge of possession of oxycodone. Trial was set for July 1. He was released on $ 2, 500 bond.
Brian D. Jones, 22, pleaded innocent to a charge of commercial burglary. Trial was set for July 1. He was released on $ 2, 500 bond.
Jonathan L. McCool, 34, pleaded innocent to a charge of theft of property. Trial was set for July 1. He was released on $ 2, 500 bond.
Lora L. McCool, 23, pleaded innocent to a charge of theft of property. Trial was set for July 1. She was released on $ 2, 500 bond.
Patrick Phillips, 40, pleaded innocent to charges of aggravated assault, terroristic threatening and first-degree false imprisonment. Trial was set for July 1. No release information was available.
Arwesley Pledger, 41, pleaded innocent to a charge of failure to appear. Trial was set for Aug. 28. He was held in lieu of $ 75, 000 bond. James Robinson, 41, pleaded innocent to a charge of failure to appear. Trial was set for Aug. 28. He was held in lieu of $ 50, 000 bond. Michael D. Sharp, 43, pleaded innocent to a charge of accomplice to possession of drug paraphernalia with intent to manufacture methamphetamine. Trial was set for July 1. He was released on $ 3, 500 bond. James Solomon, 38, pleaded innocent to two counts of failure to appear. Pretrial hearing was set for May 6. He was held without bond. Christopher T. Sprow, 19, pleaded innocent to a charge of commercial burglary. Trial was set for July 1. He was held in lieu of $ 2, 500 bond.
REVOCATIONS Ronnie J. Lee, 51, pleaded innocent to charges of possession with intent to deliver methamphetamine, possession of drug paraphernalia and felon in possession of a firearm and contested the revocation of his probation on original charges of possession of a controlled substance, possession with intent to deliver, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of marijuana, second offense. Hearing was set for May 19. He was held in lieu of $ 3, 500 bond.
Christi L. Marks, 22, contested the revocation of her probation on original charges of financial identity fraud and theft of property. Hearing was set for July 1. She was released on $ 2, 500 bond.
Jason McClanahan, 27, contested the revocation of his probation on an original charge of failure to appear. Hearing was set for July 1. He was released on $ 3, 500 bond. Mark McKnight, 23, pleaded innocent to four counts of second-degree forgery and contested the revocation of his probation on an original charge of second-degree forgery. Hearing was set for May 19. He was held without bond. JUDGE WILLIAM STOREY
May 2
PLEAS Brandon E. Doss, 26, pleaded guilty to three counts of delivery of marijuana. He was sentenced to 10 years in the Department of Correction with eight years suspended. He was ordered to pay a $ 250 DNA fee, a $ 125 drug crime fee and a $ 20 booking fee. He received one day’s jail credit. Marc A. Walker, 42, pleaded guilty to a charge of terroristic threatening. He was sentenced to three years ’ probation. He was ordered to pay a $ 1, 000 fine, a $ 250 DNA fee and $ 170 in court costs.
Thomas W. Burton, 19, pleaded guilty to a charge of theft by receiving. He was sentenced to three years ’ probation. He was ordered to pay $ 1, 000 in county restitution, a $ 250 DNA fee, $ 170 in court costs and a $ 150 public defender fee.
Brittany Duvall, 19, pleaded guilty to charges of fraudulent use of a credit card and theft by deception. She was sentenced to four years ’ probation. She was ordered to pay $ 3, 769. 54 in victim restitution, $ 1, 000 in county restitution, a $ 250 DNA fee, $ 170 in court costs and a $ 150 public defender fee.
Kevin L. Handley, 35, pleaded guilty to charges of delivery of methamphetamine and breaking or entering. He was sentenced to 20 years in the Department of Correction with 10 years suspended. He was ordered to pay a $ 250 DNA fee, a $ 125 drug crime fee and a $ 20 booking fee. Stanetta V. Lamaster, 29, pleaded guilty to a charge of nonfinancial identity fraud. She was given a three-year suspended sentence. She was ordered to pay a $ 750 fine, $ 152. 14 in victim restitution and $ 170 in court costs. Timothy Arensten, 25, pleaded guilty to charges of fraudulent use of a credit card and theft by deception. He was sentenced to four years ’ probation. He was ordered to pay $ 3, 769. 54 in victim restitution, $ 1, 000 in county restitution, a $ 250 DNA fee, $ 170 in court costs and a $ 150 public defender fee. He received one day’s jail credit.
REVOCATIONS Steven Campbell, 36, admitted violating his probation on an original charge of nonsupport. He was sentenced to 10 years in the Department of Correction with nine years suspended. He was ordered to pay a $ 250 DNA fee and a $ 20 booking fee. He received 91 days ’ jail credit. Danny G. Snodgrass, 43, admitted violating his probation on original charges of failure to appear and possession of methamphetamine. He was sentenced to 10 years in the Department of Correction with eight years suspended. He was ordered to pay a $ 125 drug crime fee and a $ 20 booking fee. He received 118 days ’ jail credit. Ronald L. Hendrix, 32, admitted violating his probation on original charges of possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia and failure to appear. He was sentenced to 10 years in the Department of Correction with seven years suspended. He received 40 days ’ jail credit. Washington County sheriff’s office ARRESTS
May 1 Fabian Cordero, 44, was arrested on a charge of probation of suspended sentence violation. James Solomon, 38, was arrested on charges of failure to appear and violating the conditions of his bond. Fayetteville Police Department POLICE CALLS
May 1 8: 34 a. m. A man at 1222 W. Mount Comfort Road reported his golf clubs stolen.
10: 33 a. m. A woman at 3583 E. Natchez Trace reported her vehicle broken into.
11: 18 a. m. A caller reported being assaulted.
11: 24 a. m. A woman at 705 E. Appleby Road reported her driver’s license and debit card stolen.
12: 50 p. m. A woman reported being assaulted.
2: 01 p. m. A woman at 2364 N. Raven Lane reported an acquaintance sent text messages saying he broke into her house.
3: 26 p. m. A man at 306 W. Poplar St. reported a laptop stolen from his vehicle.
3: 53 p. m. A woman at 1864 W. Bedford Loop reported a burglary.
6: 07 p. m. A man at 1149 N. Washington Ave. reported a burglary. 8: 06 p. m. A man at 826 N. Leverett Ave. reported a fight. 10: 40 p. m. A caller at 112 N. University Ave. reported a vehicle broken into.
May 2 12: 18 a. m. A man at 825 N. Leverett Ave. reported a burglary. 1: 30 a. m. A woman at West Eagle Street and North Leverett Avenue reported her wallet stolen. 1: 46 a. m. A woman on West Van Gogh Place reported a male acquaintance tore up the living room and assaulted her. 2: 11 a. m. A woman at 612 W. Poplar St. reported an acquaintance stole her keys and cell phone. 5: 36 a. m. A man at 405 W. Spring St. reported someone banging on his neighbor’s door and yelling. University of Arkansas Police Department POLICE CALLS
May 1 1: 50 p. m. A representative of Pi Beta Phi Sorority reported someone broke an angel statue. 3: 52 p. m. A faculty member reported someone stole a bag containing manuscripts and USB drives from his office. 4: 59 p. m. A staff member reported someone stole her wallet and personal digital assistant from her office. Springdale Police Department POLICE CALLS
May 1 9: 17 a. m. A woman at 2566 Kasey Ave. reported a burglary.
2: 46 p. m. A woman at 1601 Greenbriar St. reported graffiti.
3: 01 p. m. A woman at Arts Center of the Ozarks, 408 S. Shiloh St., reported a theft.
3: 33 p. m. A woman at 2916 Stagecoach Ave. reported youths breaking windows.
3: 40 p. m. A woman at 514 Butterfield Coach Road reported a theft.
5: 55 p. m. A caller with Abide Discount Carpet, 4176 S. Thompson St., reported graffiti.
7: 37 p. m. A girl at 1014 Cheatham Ave. reported her 14-year-old sister took their mother’s vehicle without permission.
9: 22 p. m. A caller with Krystal Hamburgers, 1503 S. Thompson St., reported a theft.
10: 31 p. m. A caller at 3034 Pullman Drive reported a man broke into the apartment and then ran away.
May 2 12: 23 a. m. A woman on Robin Hood Court reported a man choked a woman and pushed her into a vehicle. Benton County Circuit Court JUDGE DAVID CLINGER
May 1
PLEAS Dewayne A. Evans, 42, pleaded guilty to a charge of theft of property. He was sentenced to 20 years in the Department of Correction with 10 years suspended. He was ordered to pay $ 5, 160 in victim restitution, $ 1, 000 in county restitution and $ 170 in court costs. Jazzman T. Woodie, 27, pleaded guilty to charges of two counts of fraudulent use of a credit card, two counts of failure to appear, four counts of theft by receiving, possession of a firearm by certain persons, possession of a controlled or counterfeit substance, possession of drug paraphernalia and five counts of second-degree forgery. She was sentenced to 38 years in the Department of Correction with 20 years suspended. She was ordered to pay $ 17, 052. 50 in victim restitution, $ 1, 000 in county restitution and $ 195 in court costs. She received a half-day’s jail credit.
REVOCATIONS Jesse B. Jouett, 20, admitted violating his probation on an original charge of violation of the Arkansas Hot Check law and pleaded guilty to a charge of fleeing. He was sentenced to 10 years in the Department of Correction with four years suspended. He was ordered to pay his balance of $ 2, 672. 28, $ 500 in fines, a $ 450 public defender fee and $ 170 in court costs. He received 186 days ’ jail credit. Joshua A. Milloway, 23, admitted violating his probation on an original charge of commercial burglary. He was sentenced to 10 years in a regional punishment facility with eight years suspended. He was ordered to pay his balance of $ 3, 660. He received three days ’ jail credit. Mario Reyes, 29, contested the violation of his probation on an original charge of possession of a controlled substance. A hearing was set for May 15. He was released on $ 2, 500 bond. Paul R. York, 41, contested the violation of his probation on original charges of possession of a controlled substance and possession of drug paraphernalia. A hearing was set for May 12. He was held in lieu of $ 2, 500 bond. Benton County sheriff’s office ARRESTS
May 1 Nicholas G. Young, 20, was arrested on a charge of probation or suspended sentence violation. John M. White, 43, was arrested on a charge of parole violation. Manrique Valdez, 37, was arrested on charges of breaking or entering and theft of property. Xochitl Castellanos, 38, was arrested on charges of first-degree forgery and non-financial identity fraud.
May 2 Jimmy D. Mullin, 47, was arrested on a charge of possession of a controlled substance. POLICE CALLS
May 1 8: 47 a. m. A woman at 8048 Fairway Drive, Rogers, reported a purse stolen out of an unlocked vehicle in an open garage. 11: 47 a. m. A man on Mahurin Lane, Garfield, reported his estranged wife damaged curtains. 4: 43 p. m. A man on Sugar Creek Road, Rogers, reported his sister-in-law beat up her 59-year-old mother. Bentonville Police Department POLICE CALLS
May 1 7: 38 a. m. A man at 904 Marcus St. reported mirrors stolen off a truck. 11: 50 a. m. A man at Reynolds Termite & Pest Control, 406 Razorback Drive, reported vehicles broken into and chemicals stolen out of them. 3: 16 p. m. A woman at Jefferson Elementary School, 810 Bella Vista Road, reported a deposit stolen from the school. 4: 39 p. m. A man at 6607 S. W. Springwood St. reported a vehicle speeding through the neighborhood almost hitting children.
May 2 2: 08 a. m. A man on Southwest Windrift Avenue reported a woman threatening him. 5: 14 a. m. A man at 4100 S. W. Shadowrock Place reported someone attempting to break in to a duplex through an attic. Rogers Police Department POLICE CALLS
May 1 6: 34 a. m. A woman on South Eighth Street reported her boyfriend’s father stole a laptop computer from a business. 6: 38 a. m. A man on Oak Hill Drive reported his brother hit him in the face. 5: 26 p. m. A woman on West Persimmon Street reported a man threatened to kill her son if he ever hit the man’s daughter.