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Carroll County General Sessions Court Report

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From the Sep 1, 2026 e-Edition

HUNTINGDON (August 26) — The following cases were heard in Carroll County General Sessions Court on August 26.

Timothy Terrell Baker, Park Street, McKenzie, guilty, DUI-First Offense, $350 fine, not to drive for one year, ignition interlock device and DUI school required, 11/29 jail; guilty, Probation Violation; dismissed, Implied Consent; dismissed, Driving While Suspended.

Mark Carey, Fry Drive, Huntingdon, bound over on Possession of Drug Paraphernalia; bound over on charge of Meth-Manufacture, Deliver, Sell or Possess with Intent; bound over on Simple Possession Casual Exchange; guilty, Probation Violation, 11/29 jail with option of day-for-day credit for successful completion of inpatient treatment.

Brett Curtis, 950 TH Road, Tonica, Ill., dismissed, Public Intoxication.

Phillip Eaton, Welton Street, Milan, guilty, Meth-Possession or Casual Exchange, $750 fine, supervised probation, cognitive behavioral training course and alcohol/drug evaluation; dismissed, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.

Alyvia Foster, Hawkins Creek Road, Huntingdon, dismissed, Shoplifting.

Chetney Lashay Johnson, Oaklawn Street, McKenzie, guilty, Theft of Merchandise, pre-trial diversion, $30.11 restitution to Walmart, no contact with Walmart, probation, cognitive behavior training course, 90 days jail.

Amy Alene McCaskill, Highland Drive, McKenzie, guilty, Domestic Assault, probation, must complete alcohol and drug assessment and follow recommendations.

Wesley McCaskill, Highland Drive, McKenzie, guilty, Domestic Assault, supervised probation, must complete alcohol and drug assessment and follow recommendations.

Ariel Ziamora McCurdy, Park Circle, McKenzie, pre-trial diversion, shoplifting, $30.11 restitution to Walmart, no contact with Walmart, probation, cognitive behavior training course. 90 days jail.

Justin Melton, Bark Road, Sharon, guilty, Probation Violation, 11/29 jail.

Gavin Rosson, Highway 230, Only, Tenn., guilty, Probation Violation, four months jail, probation extended.

Rusty Lee Shepherd, Big Buck Road, Trezevant, guilty, Probation Violation.

Antoinette White, Cut Road, no city listed, guilty, Possession Without Prescription-Unlawful, 30 days jail, probation.

Robert Williams, Old Pisgah Road, Bruceton, pre-trial diversion, Assault-Bodily Injury, probation.

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