News Herald Arrest Report
Madisonville man tries to bribe deputy
A Madisonville man is facing multiple charges after being pulled over for driving on the wrong side of U.S. Highway 411.
At 3:46 a.m. Saturday, Loudon County Sheriff’s Office Deputy
Mark Rodriguez saw a silver Honda Civic driving on the wrong
side of Highway 411 at U.S. Highway 95 at a fast speed.
Rodriguez pulled the Civic over and noticed the driver,
Rowan Redvers McClave, 24, smelled of alcohol. McClave was
unaware he was driving on the wrong side of the road.
McClave said he had been drinking at a restaurant before he got behind the wheel. He performed poorly on a standardized field sobriety test and was taken into custody. Rodriguez saw a white Marlboro cigarette pack in the center console’s cup holder with a white baggie, which contained what was later determined to be crack cocaine. Officers also located an empty bottle of El Jimador tequila underneath the passenger seat. “As I was waiting on the tow truck, (McClave) was attempting to bribe me with $150,000 if I turned my cameras off and let him go,” Rodriguez wrote in a report. McClave also refused to provide blood for chemical testing. McClave was charged with bribery of a public servant, driving under the influence, reckless driving, simple possession/casual exchange and released on $26,000 bond. Dec. 9 • Emily Ann Armstrong, 21, Knoxville, was charged with domestic assault-misdemeanor and released on $1,000 bond. • Timothy Stuart Hassett, 28, Sweetwater, was charged with public intoxication and released without bond. • Dillon Blake Hawk, 26, Loudon, was charged with public intoxication and released without bond. • Gordon Dale Naramore, 39, Philadelphia, was charged with aggravated assault and released on $35,000 bond. • Kodi Austin Vaulton, 22, Maryville, was charged with failure to appear and released on $3,000 bond. Dec. 10 • Daniel Chase Hardin, 22, Lenoir City, was charged with public intoxication and released on $1,000 bond. • William Joseph Mashaw, 45, Lenoir City, was charged with a general sessions capias and held on $10,000 bond. Dec. 11 • Misty Dawn Hill, 38, Madisonville, was charged with contraband in a penal institution and released on $10,000 bond.
• Stephanie Hope Holt, 46,
Knoxville, was charged with evading arrest and driving
under the influence and held without bond.
• Christopher Lloyd James, 33, Lenoir City, was
charged with theft of property over $1,000 and held
without bond.
• Lendon Devon McCombs, 42, Wyandotte, Mich., was
charged with worthless checks, simple
possession/casual exchange and unlawful carrying or
possession of a weapon and held without bond. LCSO
deputies were called to a Lenoir City business for a
man who drove away after paying with an invalid
check. A local business called McCombs and told him
his 2003 Monaco Diplomat RV had been repaired and
was ready to be picked up. McCombs came to the
business and used a Bank of America check for
$3,025. “After he gave the check, he informed the
employee that he was going outside to get tip money
for the mechanic while she verified the check,” LCSO
Sgt. Inv. Marty Branam wrote in a report. The
employee called Bank of America to verify the check,
and the bank confirmed the check was invalid. “When
the employee learned the check was invalid, she went
to locate Mr. McCombs and found him to be driving
away in the RV,” Branam wrote in a report.
• Curtis John Moore, 32, Cleveland, was charged with
driving on a revoked/suspended license and held
without bond.
Dec. 12
• Jon Richard Garrison, 46, Lenoir City, was charged
with a criminal court capias and released on
$150,000 bond.
• James Thomas Nichols, 37, Sweetwater, was charged
with manufacture, delivery, sale or possession of a
Schedule II substance and driving on a
revoked/suspended license and held on $12,000 bond.
• Frank Douglas Staten, 51, Philadelphia, was
charged with violation of probation and released on
$20,000 bond.
• Dustin Daniel
Stinnett, 30, Madisonville, was charged with
possession of drug paraphernalia and held on
$1,000 bond.
• Christopher
Charles Sunstein, 36, Lenoir City, was charged
with public intoxication and theft of property
and released on $3,000 bond.
• Geneva Lynn
Vance, 43, Madisonville, was charged with
failure to appear and released on $1,000 bond.
Dec. 13
• Ryan
Keith Baker, 27, Athens, was charged
with theft less than $1,000 and criminal
trespass and released without bond.
• Debra
Anne Fish, 33, Seymour, was charged with
driving under the influence and released
without bond.
• David
Dean Hardy, 32, Loudon, was charged with
driving under the influence and released
on $2,000 bond.
• Billy A.
Powell, 82, Lenoir City, was charged
with domestic assault-misdemeanor and
released without bond.
• Darryl
Randolph Rose, 76, Lenoir City, was
charged with driving under the
influence, vandalism, driving on a
revoked/suspended license and leaving
the scene of an accident with property
damage and released on $4,000 bond.
Dec. 14
• Jacob
Lonnie Neeley, 27, Greenback, was
charged with public intoxication and
released on $1,000 bond.
• Dennis
Ray Torbett, 47, Etowah, was charged
with violation of probation and held
without bond.
Dec. 15
• Charles
Kenneth Huddleston, 40, Kingston, was
charged with driving under the influence
and released on $2,000 bond.
• Brooke
Ann Kiser, 28, Loudon, was charged with
public intoxication and simple
possession/casual exchange and held
without bond.
•
Cassandra Danielle Lane, 34, Lenoir
City, was charged with failure to appear
and held without bond.
•
Robert James Reeves, 33, Lenoir
City, was charged with driving under
the influence and possession of drug
paraphernalia and released on $2,000
bond.
•
Sharon Lee Shelton, 50,
Madisonville, was charged with
aggravated assault, three counts of
reckless endangerment, criminal
trespass and vandalism and held
without bond. LCSO Deputy Cody
Bengel responded to a residence on
East Lee Highway for a
harassment/vandalism call. Bengel
saw the house’s mailbox on the
ground next to the post. A woman
said she came home and Shelton
ripped off the mailbox from its
post, threw it on the ground and
began to make threats to kill her.
The woman said Shelton made a threat
to “cut (the woman’s) throat,”
according to Bengel’s report. The
woman said Shelton got into her
vehicle and began to drive toward
the woman’s house. The woman had
three children in her vehicle. She
pulled out a pistol and pointed it
outside her vehicle at Shelton, and
Shelton attempted to hit the woman
with her vehicle, causing the woman
to drive off the road and into her
yard. Shelton then sped off. “(The
woman) said she was in fear for her
life as well as (the children’s)
lives,” Bengel wrote in a report.
“(The woman) stated she has been
receiving threatening messages from
Shelton for the last few years, has
made several reports and has taken
out six orders of protection against
Shelton.”
•
Barry Roy Zakrison, 54, Lenoir City,
was charged with aggravated assault
and held without bond. Lenoir City
Police Officer Shannon Runyan was
dispatched to Bon Street for a
dispute in progress. A woman said
Zakrison was intoxicated, had a
knife and was threatening to kill
her. When Runyan arrived at the
residence, a woman ran out of the
house to him. Zakrison was sitting
on the living room couch and failed
to comply with orders. Zakrison was
detained due to his lack of
cooperation. The woman said Zakrison
“got mad at her because she was
going to see her sister at the
hospital and had makeup on her
face,” Runyan wrote in a report.
“She stated he pulled a fixed blade
knife out, pointed it toward her and
stated he was going to kill her and
she was next to die.”
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