Missouri woman has been arrested in connection

with a burglary at her former husband's

Fayetteville home.

According

to reports, Kathryn Holme, 39, of Farmington,

Mo., entered the home at 115 McIntosh Place Dr.

last Wednesday afternoon along with three

juveniles, taking several items in addition to

$700 in cash.

She

is being charged with burglary and contributing

to the deliquency of a minor.

Also

this week, Robert A. Teigue, 27, of Newnan was

arrested for marijuana possession and driving

with a suspended license.

He

was stopped shortly before 9 a.m. Saturday at Ga.

highways 85 and 314 for not using his left turn

signal and not wearing his seatbelt, according to

police. He admitted to officers that his license

was suspended for driving under the influence in

1996 and that he had no proof of insurance,

police said. After he was taken into custody, a

search of his vehicle uncovered the marijuana,

police said.

Russell

J. Purcell, 29, of Lawrenceville was arrested

along with Carla J. Harvey, 32, of Fayetteville

for possession of marijuana Sunday evening.

Police

responded to a call about an intoxicated female

in a blue truck at the 400 building of Clarendon

Place. A substance believed to be marijuana was

found in a vehicle in which both suspects were

sitting, and both were within arm's reach of it,

police said. The pair denied possessing any

drugs, police said.

Feliciano

Hernandez, 23, of Hampton was arrested Sunday

morning for possession of marijuana and driving

without a license.

He

was stopped at N. Jeff Davis Avenue and E.

Georgia Avenue for not wearing a seatbelt, police

said. He admitted to officers that he had no

driver's license, and a search of the vehicle

uncovered the marijuana, according to police.

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