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4:45 pm Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Arrests from Sept. 4-11

The following individuals were arrested and charged by the Madison Police Department from Sept. 4-11:

Sept. 5

-Thomas Justice Lynch, Madison, minimum age purchase, consume, possess, transport alcohol.

-Charles Ryan Burroughs, Madison, driving under the influence of alcohol.

-Kelsey Renard Deshazior, Madison, driving under the influence of alcohol.

-Amos Lee Hardin, Madison, violation of probation.

-Lou Surael Sullivan, Huntsville, violation of probation.

-James Larry Townsend, Madison, failure to appear.

-Tommy Lee Wiley, Madison, criminal trespassing.

Sept. 6

-Martie Allan Gaiters, Madison, driving under the influence of alcohol.

Sept. 7

-Suzi Jean Barber, Madison, violation of probation.

-Cornell Ragland, Huntsville, violation of probation.

Sept. 8

-Kevin Dewayne Kelley, Decatur, violation of probation.

-Michael Paul Paetow, Madison, harassing communications.

-Sonya Kaye Woods, Madison, public drunkenness.

Sept. 9

-Angela Denise Scannell, Madison, third-degree domestic violence.

-Christopher John Griffin, Madison, failure to appear.

-Quintravious Terrell Howard, Madison, criminal trespassing.

Sept. 10

-Lee Ann Bruton, Madison, violation of probation.

-William Peter Antonio Fulford, Madison, failure to pay.

-Tabitha Dawn Sapp, Madison, third-degree theft/shoplifting.

-Larry Cornel Witchard, Madison, violation of probation.

Sept. 11

-Carol Grimes Ferguson, Madison, driving under the influence of alcohol.

-Katherine Lynn Warvi Spencer, Madison, harassment.

-Samuel Alexander Draper, Madison, third-degree theft.

-Guadalupe Zenteno, residence not listed, driving under the influence of alcohol.

-Ignacio Centeno, Madison, public drunkenness.

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