Court News: Criminal
List of all criminal cases filed in Greene Circuit and Superior Courts, September 13-19, 2020:
Greene Circuit Court, Criminal Cases
No new cases filed.
Greene Superior Court, Criminal Cases
State v. Philip R. Weber, possession of methamphetamine
State v. Clinton Clay Meadows, possession of methamphetamine
State v. Curtis Paul Teepe, possession of methamphetamine
State v. Billy Herndon, domestic battery
State v. Joshua Lee Corlett, failure to return to lawful detention
State v. Tabitha Tosti, driving while suspended – a knowing violation with a prior conviction within 10 years
State v. Robert Bateman, resisting law enforcement – knowingly or intentionally forcibly resists, criminal trespassing
State v. Gerald Thompson, Jr., failure to return to lawful detention
State v. Mary Elizabeth Taft, possession of methamphetamine
State v. Robin Abel, reckless driving at unreasonable speed that endangers safety
State v. Lee Mariotti, reckless driving at unreasonable speed that endangers safety
State v. Kenneth Pettus, Jr., criminal trespassing
State v. Amanda Shields, driving while suspended – a knowing violation with a prior conviction within 10 years
State v. Tessie McKenzie, driving while suspended – a knowing violation with a prior conviction within 10 years
State v. Bryan Cullison, Jr., possession of a device or substance used to interfere with a drug or alcohol screen, possession of marijuana
State v. Douglas McCall, false informing resulting in substantial hindrance to law enforcement
State v. Chelssie Jaco, leaving the scene of an accident, driving while suspended – a knowing violation with a prior conviction within 10 years
State v. Jonathon D. Blackwell, possession of methamphetamine, possession of paraphernalia
State v. Kira M. McCoin, neglect of a dependent – defendant placed dependent in a situation that endangered the dependent, domestic battery, battery resulting in bodily injury
State v. Anthony James Michael, battery resulting in bodily injury, strangulation, domestic battery with a prior conviction