INEZ — Martin County Sheriff John Kirk’s Office reported the following arrests:
Clayton Hall, 22, of Louisa, was arrested Monday on a charge of operating on a suspended or revoked operator’s license. Deputy Steven Putman made the arrest.
Amanda Madonna Jarvis, 35, of Inez, was arrested Sunday on West Main Street in Inez on a bench warrant for court. Constable Brad Preece served the warrant at 2:01 a.m.
Angeleah Maynard, 35, of Inez, was arrested Friday on Route 40 in Inez for terroristic threatening in the second degree-substantial conduct to prepare/carry out an act, an indictment warrant from Lawrence County charging her with theft by unlawful taking or disposition of a firearm, and two bench warrants related to felony charges in Hardin County.
Deputy Putman reported that while he was serving indictment and bench warrants on Maynard at around 8 p.m., she stated several times that she would have him killed. The officer noted that Maynard said she was going to kill Sheriff Kirk and his kids when she got out of jail. Maynard allegedly warned that she does “not miss a shot and will snipe” both Putman and Sheriff Kirk.
Patricia Louise Long, 44, of Tomahawk, was arrested Friday on Rockhouse Road in Tomahawk on a bench warrant for court. Deputy Jameson Wall made the arrest.
James Glenn Long, 47, of Inez, was arrested Friday on Rockhouse Road in Tomahawk on a bench warrant for court. Deputy Putman served the warrant.
Jeffery Brandon Marcum, 39, of Louisa, was arrested Thursday on Spring Branch in Inez for possession of controlled substance in the first degree (methamphetamine) and drug paraphernalia-buy/possession.
Chief Deputy Chris Kidd responded to a call at approximately 8:32 a.m. regarding Marcum attempting to break into a home on Spring Branch with the caller inside the house. The officer found Marcum standing on the front porch when he arrived at the scene.
According to the police report, Marcum complied with Kidd’s directive to walk toward him.
“I noticed a large bulge in his back pocket,” Deputy Kidd reported. “[Marcum] stated, ‘It’s not mine. I picked it up.” When Kidd asked if he could remove the bulging item, Marcum reportedly said, “It’s my sunglasses.”
The deputy noted that the “bulge” was a black case containing a clear crystal substance and several syringes.
Barbara Gordon, 45, of Debord, was arrested Thursday on New Route 3 in Debord on an indictment warrant. Her charges include possession of a controlled substance in the first degree (fentanyl) and possession of a controlled substance in the first degree (drug unspecified). Deputy Putman served the warrant at 10:45 p.m.
Dennis Swisher, 71, of Warfield, was arrested Thursday on Floyd Street in Warfield on two indictment warrants. Those indictments charge him with trafficking in a controlled substance in the first degree (less than 10 dosage units of opioids), trafficking in a controlled substance in the third degree (gabapentin under 20 dosage units), trafficking in marijuana less than 8 ounces and possession of a handgun by a convicted felon. Sheriff Kirk served the warrants at 9:06 p.m.
Homer Evans, 68, of Lovely, was arrested July 16 on Route 292 for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of a substance, careless driving, failure to wear seat belts, no registration receipt, failure to produce an insurance card and no operator’s or moped license.
Deputy Kidd reported he was driving along Route 292 when he saw a vehicle in the wrong lane approaching at what appeared to be a high rate of speed. As the vehicle neared, it suddenly swerved back into its lane to avoid a head-on collision.
Kidd turned his cruiser around and conducted a traffic stop. The driver, Evans, showed signs of impairment, according to the deputy.
“I noticed slurred speech, difficulty speaking and difficulty holding his head up,” Kidd wrote in the report. He also noted a Suboxone wrapper in plain view beside the driver.
Evans submitted to a field sobriety test but refused to take a blood test, the report states.
Martha Jude, 47, of Louisa, was arrested July 16 in Debord for public intoxication-controlled substance (excludes alcohol).
Deputy Putman responded to a domestic complaint at a residence on Davella Road. He arrived to find Jude “screaming and disturbing the peace,” according to the arrest report. The resident told the deputy they had asked Jude to leave, but she refused.
Putman stated that he also instructed Jude to leave, but observed that she was “very off-balance” as she walked toward her vehicle. After conducting a field sobriety test, he arrested her, citing that she was a threat to herself and others.