INEZ — Martin County Sheriff John Kirk’s Office made the following arrests:

Harvey Mollett, 52, of Tomahawk, was arrested Monday on Route 40 in Tomahawk on a charge of criminal mischief, first degree.

Deputy Jameson Wall responded to the scene of an accident on Route 40 involving a FedEx truck and Mollett’s four-wheeler. Mollett allegedly advised that he intentionally ran his four-wheeler into the side of the FedEx truck when the truck stopped because he was mad at the driver for possibly hitting his dog. Mollett also told the officer that he punched the window of the truck four or five times to get the driver’s attention, to get him out of the truck.

Wall said the driver corroborated the story.

The police report noted the damage to the truck was on the driver’s door.

Randall Mollett, 62, of Tomahawk, was arrested Monday on Route 40 in Tomahawk on a charge of disorderly conduct, second degree. Deputy Wall said Mollett showed up at the scene of an accident on Route 40 in Tomahawk involving a four-wheeler and a FedEx truck. He is the brother of Harvey Mollett, who was driving the four-wheeler.

According to the police report, Mollett jumped off his golf cart and proceeded to run up to the FedEx driver.

“I had to command him multiple times to leave the driver alone,” Wall said.

Mollett became argumentative with the deputy, refusing multiple commands to stay by his golf cart until the officer could finish with the other subjects in the accident.

James Scott, 31, of Lovely, was arrested Sunday on Long Branch Road in Lovely on a bench warrant for court. Deputy Steven Putman served the warrant at 7:44 p.m.

Henry Butcher, 27, of Lovely, was arrested Saturday in Lovely on an indictment warrant charging him with trafficking in controlled substance, first offense (carfentanil or fentanyl derivatives). Deputy Jameson Wall served the warrant at 12:20 a.m.

Amanda Maynard, 42, of Louisa, was arrested Friday on Big Elk Road in Beauty on a charge of possession of a controlled substance, first degree, first offense (methamphetamine).

According to Deputy Putman, he was traveling behind a gold Ford Taurus on Route 40 in Warfield around 10:15 p.m. when he observed the vehicle cross the yellow center line about five times. Putman attempted a traffic stop about 200 feet past Martin County Middle School. However, the driver refused to stop, accelerating away at speeds between 30 and 45 miles per hour.

Police said the vehicle continued onto Big Elk Road, then onto Poplar Fork and West Poplar, where the driver—identified as Doug Mills—drove into the hills to evade law enforcement.

Deputy Putman radioed Unit #66 to set up on Spruce Pine Road where the vehicle would reemerge.

The police report states that Unit #66 made contact with the Taurus on Spruce Pine, but Mills fled the scene on foot while Maynard remained in the passenger seat in the vehicle. While detaining Maynard, deputies saw a small bag containing a crystal-like substance in plain view on the seat where Maynard had been sitting. A search of the passenger side revealed another crystal-like “rock.” Maynard allegedly told officers the substance was not hers and that she was unaware of its presence in the vehicle.

Larry Joe Horn Jr., 57, of Inez, was arrested around 5:31 p.m. Friday on North Milo Road in Inez for alcohol intoxication in a public place, first and second offense.

Sheriff Kirk responded to a report about a vehicle that had broken down in the roadway on North Milo. Upon the sheriff’s arrival, Horn, a passenger, exited the truck. Sheriff Kirk noted that Horn was unsteady on his feet and had very slurred speech.

“He was manifestly under the influence and had a very strong odor of alcohol about him,” Kirk wrote in his report.

Joshua Moore, 27, of Inez, was arrested Thursday on Route 645 in Inez on an indictment warrant charging him with receiving stolen property $1,000-$10,000. Deputy Wall served the warrant at 5:02 p.m.

Shawn Moore, 46, of Inez, was arrested Thursday at Quail Hollow in Inez on an indictment charging him with theft of a motor vehicle registration plate. Deputy Putman reported that Moore called and turned himself in, requesting that Putman pick him up. The deputy served the warrant at 7:56 p.m.

Kelli Wiseman, 40, of Debord, was arrested Thursday at Jarrett Trailer Park in Debord on an indictment warrant charging her with trafficking in controlled substance, second degree, first offense (over 20 dosage units drug unspecified, Schedule III). Deputy Putman served the warrant at 7:03 p.m.

Amos Ray Evans, 49, of Lovely, was arrested around 3:30 p.m. Oct. 2 in the Martin County Judicial Center in Inez for possession of a controlled substance, first degree and first offense (methamphetamine).

Evans was allegedly spotted on camera exchanging money outside the courtroom. When Sheriff Kirk confronted Evans about the transaction, Evans denied it. Upon further investigation, the sheriff discovered Evans had a crystal substance wrapped inside a receipt in his watch pocket.

Craigory Fuggitt, 32, of Beauty, was arrested Oct. 1 at Marcum Hollow in Beauty on an indictment warrant charging him with parole violation for a felony offense. Constable Bradford Preece served the warrant at 9:18 p.m.

Robert Ray Whitt, 44, of Adams, was arrested Oct. 1 at Horn’s BP in Inez on charges of operating on a suspended or revoked operator’s license (bond cash $5000); possession of a controlled substance, first degree (fentanyl), and menacing.

Deputy Steven Putman said dispatchers received a report around 1 a.m. of a man jumping in front of traffic and waving down passing cars outside the gas station. When Putman arrived on-scene, he saw the man stumbling in the road. Moments later, Whitt, driving a pickup truck, pulled in to get the man.

The deputy said a quick check revealed that Whitt’s operator’s license had been suspended or revoked. While detaining Whitt, Putman allegedly discovered Whitt had a small plastic bag containing a brownish, crystal-like substance believed to be fentanyl.

That is when, according to the police report, Whitt began shouting and cursing, demanding the deputy call Sheriff Kirk. Even after being placed in the transport cruiser, Putman said, Whitt continued to yell and cause a disturbance.

Donna Jude, 62, of Lovely, was arrested Oct. 1 in the parking lot of the Big Elk Church in Inez on a charge of operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol/substance.

Deputy Putman reported that he was patrolling on Route 40-Blacklog, traveling toward Inez, when he fell in behind a red mid-size GMC truck that crossed the center line at least eight times. He and other deputies conducted a traffic stop at the church.

According to the police report, Jude appeared groggy with slurred speech and glossy eyes. She allegedly told officers she was “just very tired.”

After stepping out for a field sobriety test, Jude reportedly admitted she had taken prescription medication earlier in the evening — two 5-milligram Valiums and one 800-milligram Gabapentin.

Following the sobriety test, Putman arrested Jude at 10:02 p.m.

Michael Dale Dalton, 26, of Inez, was arrested Sept. 30 at the Martin County Health Department in Inez for assault, fourth degree (domestic violence ), no visible injury.

Deputy Putman reported that he and Sheriff Kirk responded around 11:30 p.m. to a report that Dalton had beaten a woman at Dempsey Housing in Warfield. At the scene, the woman told officers that Dalton had hit her in the head three times and punched her in the jaw before she fled out the back door and ran to the front of the building.

A neighbor also stated they saw Dalton “smack the female in the mouth,” officials said.

Dalton, however, had left the scene.

Later, while patrolling in Inez, Sheriff Kirk and Deputy Putman encountered Dalton walking along Old Route 3.

When Sheriff Kirk asked about his destination, Dalton allegedly said, “You know where I’m going. I’m going to finish her off. Either take me to jail now or tomorrow because that is where I’m going—to kill.”