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Anthony K.

Williams, guilty of driving under the influence

of alcohol and expired tag, pled nolle prosequi

on failure to maintain lane, open container and

seatbelt violation, and nolo contendre on driving

with a suspended license. He received a 12-month

probated sentence with 10 days in jail on one

count, with a consecutive 12-month jail sentence

on the other count.

Richard Lamar

Carter, guilty of theft by shoplifting, received

a 12-month probated sentence, including 30 days

in jail.

Kimberly Collett

pled nolle prosequi to theft by deception and

theft by taking.

Robert L. Timmons

faces charges of driving under the influence of

alcohol, driving with an unlawful alcohol

concentration, open container, and a bench

warrant was issued for him Oct. 18.

J an C. Williams, guilty of

driving under the influence of alcohol, received

12 months in jail.

Brandon E. Johnson

was found guilty for refusing to stop for an

emergency vehicle and driving with a suspended

license, receiving 12 months in jail and a $1,000

fine on each, to run consecutive. He also

received a consecutive 12-month jail sentence for

being found guilty of marijuana possession.

Curtis W.

Whittington, guilty of loitering, received a $150

fine.

Cynthia G. Knight

pled nolo contendre to marijuana possession and

received 12 months probation.

Michael R. Jones,

guilty of marijuana possession, received 12

months probation.

Steven L. King,

guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol

and driving with a suspended license, received a

12-month probated sentence (including six months

in jail) on one count and a consecutive 12-month

probated sentence on the other count.

Helena M. Pearson

pled nolo contendre to simple battery, receiving

12 months probation.

Dereck A. Grier,

guilty of marijuana possession, received a $600

fine.

Odell C. Wicker,

guilty of three counts harassing phone calls,

received consecutive 12-month probated sentences

on each.

Hompheng

Kongphilia, guilty of driving under the influence

of alcohol, received a 12-month probated sentence

(including 10 days jail) and 40 hours of

community service.

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