Bahr, who was pulled over at the intersection of Christian and Thompson streets, was taken into custody and asked if she had any illegal items in her possession. Bahr told deputies that she had hydrocodone in her purse, according to the report.
 

Fritts said a search revealed one hydrocodone pill and a Suboxone strip in the woman's purse, and deputies also found two syringes in her makeup bag.

Bahr was charged with two counts of simple possession/casual exchange, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving on a revoked/suspended license and failure to appear-general sessions and held without bond.
 

Inmate charged with assault
 

An inmate at Loudon County Jail, who has been housed since August on previous charges, is facing additional counts after allegedly striking another inmate.

Responding to a request for assistance in block C at the jail, LCSO Deputy Eric Curtis spoke with an inmate, who said he was being threatened and assaulted and wanted to be moved to another location, according to the arrest report.
 

“He stated that he had already been assaulted, but would not state who had assaulted him,” Curtis wrote in the report, noting that the inmate had a “small amount of swelling” on his right eye.
 

Cpl. Pam Snow arrived at the cell and spoke with the inmate, who again told officers that he wanted to be relocated.
 

Snow told the inmate “he would not be moved from C Block, but if there was a problem the cells could be rearranged. After Cpl. Snow stated this, (the inmate) then replied, 'I'm gonna kill myself if I stay back here',” Curtis wrote, noting that the inmate was removed due to “facility policy.”
 

As Curtis stepped into the block to remove the victim, he saw the second inmate, Arless Morgan, 36, Loudon, “stand up and strike” the other man in the face, according to the report.
 

Morgan was detained and moved out of the block. He was charged with assault and is being held for $6,436 bond on two previous counts of contempt of court. He also has a public intoxication charge.
 

Nov. 19
 

• Ruby Ann Huskins, 41, Tellico Plains, was charged with theft and held on $10,000 bond.
 

• William Lawson White, 39, Kingston, was charged with violation of probation and driving on a revoked/suspended license and released on $3,000 bond.

Nov. 20
 

• Patrick Lewis Cagle, 21, Knoxville, was charged with taking wildlife-reduced to fishing without a license and released without bond.
 

• Jeremiah William Downs, 38, Lenoir City, was charged with public intoxication and released without bond.
 

• Brandon Wayne Hinds, 38, homeless, was charged with theft of property and criminal trespass and held on $4,000 bond.
 

• William Robert Jones, 59, Lenoir City, was charged with driving under the influence and released on $2,000 bond.
 

• Gerald Craig Sheldon, 33, Loudon, was charged with public intoxication and released on $1,000 bond.
 

• Gregory Darrel West, 46, Lenoir City, was charged with driving under the influence and released on $4,000 bond.
 

Nov. 21
 

• Jason Scott Babb, 41, Lenoir City, was charged with contraband in a penal institution and attachment-juvenile court and released on $15,150 bond.
 

• Christina Renee Burkhart, 41, Lenoir City, was charged with theft of property and held on $15,000 bond. Responding to a call of a stolen vehicle in the 2100 block of Mealer Road, LCSO Cpl. Pete McGinley spoke with a man and woman, who said a neighbor, Burkhart, came to their residence, took their car keys and drove off in their 2006 Oldsmobile Bravada without permission, according to the arrest report. “While speaking with (the man), a radio call from dispatch came in that a female subject was at (a local restaurant) causing a scene and had driven up in a blue Oldsmobile Bravada,” McGinley wrote. “I responded to the restaurant and found Christina Burkhart sitting in a booth with a cup of coffee.” McGinley said Burkhart had the keys to the vehicle in her possession.
 

• Jason Brandon Jackson, 36, Knoxville, was charged with theft of property over $1,000 and held without bond.
 

• Randal Alan Loden, 63, Knoxville, was charged with driving under the influence and released on $2,000 bond.
 

• Steven Lee McAbee, 35, Knoxville, was charged with driving on a suspended license, possession of legend drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia and held on $8,000 bond.
 

• Robert Scott Snelson, 50, Lenoir City, was charged with public intoxication and held on $2,000 bond.
 

Nov. 22
 

• Brianna Gambill, 19, Tellico Plains, was charged with simple possession and released on $1,000 bond. Stopping a vehicle for speeding on Highway 411 South at Cope Road, LCSO Deputy Kevin Dailey noticed a “strong odor of marijuana” coming from the vehicle, according to the arrest report. During a search through Gambill's purse, Dailey found a white napkin, according to the report. “I asked Mrs. Gambill is there was anything inside of it when she stated it look like trash, however when she opened up the napkin it revealed a clear bag with a small amount of marijuana (.40 g) inside of it,” Dailey wrote.
 

• James Lynn McDonald, 35, Madisonville, was charged with failure to appear on violation of probation for theft under $500 and held without bond.
 

• Scotty Gene Puckett, 43, Lenoir City, was charged with driving on a revoked/suspended license and released without bond.
 

• James Blakley Varner, 24, Loudon, was charged with public intoxication and contraband in a penal institution and held on $16,000 bond. Noticing a man on the roadway at Broadway and G streets, Lenoir City Police Officer Jason Arden spoke with Varner, who displayed signs of intoxication, according to the arrest report. After Varner was taken into custody for public intoxication, police found a small, metal container with “seven burnt cigarette-like items,” which was believed to be marijuana, according to the report.
 

• Jose Vasquez-Hernandez, 30, Lenoir City, was charged with driving under the influence, driving without a license and vandalism and held without bond.
 

• Whitney Alison Washington, 27, Knoxville, was charged with public intoxication and held on $4,000 bond. Dispatched to a call of a suspicious person in the 6200 block of Maple Hill Road, police spoke with a woman, Washington, who displayed signs of intoxication, according to the arrest report. Washington told police that she had gotten into an argument at her boyfriend's residence in the 4700 block of Maple Hill Road. She said she began walking and was attempting to find a ride home since the man would not let her drive, according to the report. The man told police that Washington had consumed “too much alcohol,” which is what started the dispute.
 

Nov. 23
 

• Shannon Melissa Badiu, 27, Loudon, was charged with violation of probation and held without bond.
 

• Antwan Graham, 32, Lenoir City, was charged with domestic assault and held without bond.
 

• Justin Danny Kelley, 33, Lenoir City, was charged with violation of probation and held without bond.

Sweetwater woman charged with theft, possession

A Sweetwater woman was taken into custody after police responded to a shoplifting call at a retail store in Lenoir City.

Police found Amanda Elizabeth Porster, 34, Sweetwater, at the store, and before placing her under arrest, an officer found a small silver cylinder containing multiple baggies with small crystal fragments.

Porster told police that the substance was “ice.”
 

She was charged with theft of property and simple possession/casual exchange and held on a $4,000 bond.
 

Nov. 23
 

• Wayne Franklin Ebneter, 34, Sweetwater, was charged with theft under $500 and held on a $2,000 bond. According to the arrest report, Ebneter was seen taking items, including jeans, batteries, a PlayStation 4 controller, a knife and a flashlight, from the store. The value of the items totaled $244.80.
 

• Barbara Ann Keyt, 51, Sweetwater, was charged with theft under $500 and released on a $2,000 bond. A woman reported to police in June that an individual had stolen 28 hydrocodone pills from her residence in the 100 block of Pathkiller Trail in Loudon, according to the arrest report. The woman told police that only one person, Keyt, would have known where the pills were located. During an interview with police earlier this month, Keyt admitted to taking the medicine, according to the arrest report. The value of the pills was estimated at $25.
 

• Nicholas Ray Tackett, 27, Loudon, was charged with domestic assault misdemeanor and released on a $1,000 bond. A Loudon man, Tackett, visited Loudon Police Department to report a domestic dispute, in which he claimed his sister and her friend physically attacked him during an argument with his girlfriend in the 100 block of Pathkiller Trail, according to the arrest report. After an investigation, police determined that Tackett was the primary aggressor.
 

Nov. 24
 

• Letha Kaye Duncan, 52, Loudon, was charged with vandalism and released on a $2,000 bond. Responding to a call of possible vandalism in the 500 block of Ferry Street in Loudon, police found that Duncan “intentionally and knowingly” scratched a 2011 Toyota truck, according to the police report. Duncan told a Loudon Police Department officer that she damaged the truck, according to the report. Damage to the truck totaled $538.
 

• Thomas Irvin Freeman, 42, Greenback, was charged with domestic assault, evading arrest and resisting arrest and held without bond.
 

• Michael Dean Risher, 43, Loudon, was charged with domestic assault misdemeanor and released on a $1,000 bond. Dispatched to a call of a domestic dispute in the 500 block of Smokey Drive, police spoke with a woman, who said she and her husband, Risher, got into an argument because he was coming home late from work, according to the arrest report. The woman said that when Risher went to hug her, she pulled away, and he proceeded to grab her and pull her to the ground, according to police. The woman told police he was laying on top of her while cursing at her, according to the report.
 

• Jamall Davon Scudder, 37, Etowah, was charged with violation of probation on simple possession and released on a $2,000 bond.
 

• Ashley Morgan Watts, 19, Lancing, was charged with disorderly conduct and released on a $2,000 bond. After being taken to Fort Loudoun Medical Center for a mental evaluation, Watts got “out of control” and hit a hospital employee in the face, according to the arrest report. Lenoir City Police Officer Jamie Whitt said that when he arrived on the scene, Watts was “yelling and making loud noise trying to get out of the door of the secured room where she had been put for her safety.”
 

Nov. 25
 

• Richard Shane Shepherd, 31, Lenoir City, was charged with driving on a revoked/suspended license and released on a $1,000 bond.