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

Dylan Tomblin, 27, of Paintsville, was arrested Saturday in Lovely on a bench warrant. Deputy David Reffett made the arrest.

Brett Waller, 59, of Lovely, was arrested Saturday on Riverfront Road, Lovely, on a warrant for court. Deputy J.C. Kirk made the arrest.

Sarah Ellen Booth, 37, of Inez, was arrested Friday in Inez for trafficking in controlled substance (heroin) and trafficking in controlled substance. Reffett made the arrest.

Christopher Marcum, 49, of Inez, was arrested Friday on Bowen Lane, Inez, on two bench warrants. Deputy Justin Bellamy made the arrest.

Vernon Sluss, 53, from Pilgrim, was arrested Friday in Lovely for first-degree possession of a controlled substance, specifically methamphetamine. Sheriff Kirk responded to a call about a possible overdose on Bluejay Lane and discovered Sluss asleep under the steering wheel of his running car.

Upon awakening, Sluss admitted to having smoked meth earlier, the police report states. During the investigation, Sheriff Kirk seized a small plastic bag containing a crystal-like substance, which Sluss allegedly confirmed was meth. The sheriff also confiscated a glass pipe that was visible inside the vehicle.

Zachary Delong, 28, of Debord, was arrested Thursday on Court Street, Inez, on a warrant for bail jumping and a bench warrant for court. Chief Deputy Chris Kidd made the arrest.

Hailee Jewell Joseph, 29, of Tomahawk, was arrested Thursday on Main Street, Inez, on two bench warrants for failure to appear and probation violation for a felony offense. Deputy Lindsay made the arrest.

Steven Michael Tackett, 26, of Genoa, West Virginia, and Jordan Thomas McCoy, 20, of Paintsville, were arrested May 1 in Inez after a domestic dispute turned violent. The altercation occurred on Setser Road in Tomahawk and resulted in minor injuries.

Deputy Bellamy responded to the incident. According to his report, Tackett told officers he had only tried to restrain McCoy by wrapping his arms around him. Tackett also claimed that McCoy’s father, Henry McCoy, intervened, pulling him to the ground and assaulting him with kicks and punches.

However, both McCoys disputed this account. They told police that the fight was mutual between Tackett and Jordan McCoy and that Henry McCoy had stepped in only to break up the altercation.

The fight left Jordan McCoy with a busted lip and Tackett with bruises and scratches on his shoulder, arms and elbow.