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Carroll County General Sessions

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From the Oct 6, 2026 e-Edition

HUNTINGDON (September 30) — The following cases were heard in Carroll County General Sessions Court on September 30.

Steven Adams, Francis Street, Atwood, guilty, Probation Violation.

Billy Borum, Everett Street, McKenzie, guilty, Probation Violation.

John Casey, Platt Road, Paris, guilty, Probation Violation.

Michael Keith Chapman, Highway 54, Paris, guilty, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, $150 fine, supervised probation, cognitive behavioral training required. Dismissed, Simple Possession.

Bradley Joe Cooper, Old Highway 69, Bruceton, guilty, Evading Arrest, $250 fine, supervised probation, cognitive behavioral training required.

Bradley Keith Douglas, Highway 140, Buchanan, guilty, Simple Possession/Casual Exchange, $2,000 fine, supervised probation, cognitive behavioral training, alcohol-drug evaluation; dismissed, Possession of Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia; dismissed, Tampering with Evidence.

Brenda F. Fuller, Roan Creek Church Road, Yuma, pre-trial diversion, Theft of Merchandise, probation, no contact with Walmart.

Bryan M. Gearin, Tennessee Street, McKenzie, guilty, Assault -Threat of Bodily Injury, dismissed, Assault on First Responder, dismissed, Aggravated Assault.

Amberley Dawn Hicks, Highway 79, Atwood, Probation Violation, 11/29 jail, can get day-for-day reduction upon successful completion of rehab treatment.

Keandre T. Johnson, Paw Paw Lane, McKenzie, guilty, Simple Possession, $1,500 fine, probation, cognitive behavioral training course; dismissed, Possess Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia; dismissed, Possession of Firearm with Intent to Go Armed.

Michael Long, Washington Street, Kokomo, Indiana, guilty, Simple Possession, $750 fine, 23 months probation, jail time; dismissed, Tampering With Evidence; dismissed, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.

Jason Mayberry, Firetower Road, Huntingdon, dismissed, Compulsory School Attendance, child is in compliance this school year; litigation taxes only.

David Martin McGee, Jr., Rossenberg, Texas, guilty, Simple Possession/Casual Exchange, $250 fine, probation; dismissed, Possession of Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia.

Alexis Moore, Bethlehem Church Road, Huntingdon, guilty, Allowing Dog to Run at Large.

Billy Frank Nicholas, White Road, Gleason, guilty, Driving While License Canceled, $150 fine, probation; dismissed, Violation of Financial Responsibility; dismissed, Failure to Appear.

Howard E. Plunkett, Jr., May Street, McKenzie, dismissed, Fugitive From Justice.

Brandon Deon Pullen, 26th Avenue, Nashville, guilty, Seat Belt Violation; dismissed, Driving While Revoked.

Brian Steele, Georgia Avenue, McKenzie, guilty, Probation Violation.

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