The Lincoln County jail docket for Friday through Monday was as follows:

• Debra Adams, 09-20-1990, 414 Washington St. – arrested by Brookhaven Police Department for shoplifting. Released.

• Ralph Brotherns, 05-04-1970, 110 Dr. Martin L. King Jr. Drive – arrested by BPD for contempt of court. In jail.

• Samuel J. Gayton, 12-31-1986, 413 Dale Trail – arrested by Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department for resisting arrest, false identity, possession of a controlled substance and failure to comply. In jail.

• Ishaveion Johnson, 09-24-1994, Monticello – arrested by BPD for contributing to neglect and shoplifting. Released.

• Ishareion Johnson, 09-24-1994, Monticello – arrested by BPD for contributing to neglect and shoplifting. Released.

• Adam S. King, 07-11-1980, 412 Jackson St. – arrested by BPD for disturbing the peace. In jail.

• Shawn M. Bailey, 03-29-1993, Bogue Chitto – arrested by LCSD for probation violation. In jail.

• Jonathan Q. Brown, 12-13-1993, 1215 Scott St. arrested by BPD for resisting arrest and felony fleeing law enforcement. Released.

• Sidney Cutrer, 09-24-1959, Jayess – arrested by LCSD for possession of liquor in a dry county. Released.

• Angelo B. Harris, 04-03-1993, Oil Field Lane – arrested by LCSD for simple assault. In jail.

• Robert T. Lewis, 06-24-1989, 399 Cripple Lane – arrested by Mississippi Highway Patrol for first offense DUI, careless driving, no seat belt, improper equipment on vehicle and disorderly conduct. Released.

• Cassina R. Williams, 10-01-1985, 414 Old Wesson Road – arrested by BPD for simple assault. Released.

• Cynthia L. Dunn, 11-06-1973, McCall Creek – arrested by BPD for shoplifting. In jail.

• Brandy S. Barnett, 01-04-1977, Wesson – arrested by LCSD for contempt of court. In jail.

• Phillip May, 06-17-1985, 682 Earls Trail – arrested by BPD for disturbing the peace. In jail.

• Kevin J. Patterson, 02-05-1984, 2436 Ellis Road – arrested by BPD for disturbing the peace. In jail.

 

Note: An arrest does not constitute guilt for the accused. All individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.