Carroll County General Sessions Court
From the Sep 15, 2026 e-EditionThe following cases were heard on September 9 in Carroll County General Sessions Court.
Mario M. Anderson, McKnight St., Humboldt, guilty, Public Intoxication; guilty, Disorderly Conduct; dismissed, Resist Stop, Arrest, Search.
Justin D. Bryan, Melrose Street, Greenfield, guilty, Aid/Abet/Assist with Removing/Vandalizing Device, 30 days jail, probation.
Tom Collins, Jr., Junior Avenue, Fulton, Kentucky, guilty, DUI-First Offense, $350 fine, 11/29 probation, cognitive behavior training, alcohol/drug evaluation, not to drive for one year, DUI School, interlock device; dismissed, Leaving Scene of Accident; dismissed, Driving While License Suspended; dismissed, Meth-Possess or Casual Exchange.
Brett Curtis, 950th Rd, Tonica, Illinois, dismissed, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia; dismissed, Public Intoxication.
Michael William Gagnon, Fletcher Circle, Camden, guilty, Simple Possession/Casual Exchange, $750 fine, probation, cognitive behavioral training, alcohol drug evaluation; dismissed, Tampering With Evidence.
Kiowa Patrick Geans, Spring Street, Huntingdon, guilty, Probation Violation, 20 days jail, probation extended.
Michael Glenn, Lowe Lane, McKenzie, guilty, Simple Possession/Casual Exchange, $250 fine, probation.
Christopher McCaslin, Gardner Road, Cedar Grove, guilty, Probation Violation, probation extended.
Mack Caige Napier, Highway 77, Huntingdon, guilty, Unlawful Photographing in Violation of Privacy, supervised probation, sentence concurrent with circuit court case; dismissed, Especially Exploitation of a Minor; dismissed, Probation Violation.
Howard E. Plunkett, Jr., May Street, McKenzie, guilty, Probation Violation.
Celonza Rudolph, 10th Street, Graysville, Ala., guilty, Driver’s License Must Be Carried and Exhibited; dismissed, Violation of Financial Responsibility Law.
Amanda Gayle Townsend, Friendship Road, Medina, guilty, Driver’s License to Be Carried; dismissed, Possession of Unlawful Drug Paraphernalia.
Brittany Marie Ward, Highway 190, McKenzie, guilty, Probation Violation, 120 days jail.
Torey Lee Watson, Forney Road, Huntingdon, guilty, Resist Stop, Arrest, Search, 180 days jail, supervised probation; dismissed, Harassment.
Ricky Lynn Webb, Humboldt-Gibson Road, Hollow Rock, guilty, Public Intoxication; dismissed, Evading Arrest.
Judy Grace Yancy, Cherry Blossom Dr., Huntingdon, dismissed, Theft of Property.
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