
Archive of 05-07-09
On 7 May 09 Lt. Stackpole, Deputy Sheriff
Reeder and the Devola Volunteer Fire Department were dispatched
to a fire involving a tractor-trailer on Interstate 77 near
milepost ten. The driver, John A. Fabery, age 35, 4108 Hartland
Center, Collins, OH, was not injured during the fire and attempted
to douse the blaze with a fire extinguisher. Caused by a tire
wrapping around the trailer axle following a tire blow out,
the fire burned a hole in the underside of the trailer and
spilled corn from the trailer onto the roadway. The fire was
extinguished and the roadway cleared without further incident.
On 7 May 09 Wendy Moore, age 28, 300 Brownsville
Road, New Matamoras, reported when she returned to her residence
at 2 pm after being gone since 7:15 pm she discovered property
missing from her home. Stolen from the residence and a storage
building were a propane heater, a DVD player, a VCR, a Playstation
2, a camcorder and a lawnmower. Ms. Moore estimates the total
loss to be over $1,000. This case remains under investigation
(1104).
On 7 May 09 Eric Robinson, age 38, 140 Stanleyville
Road, Marietta, reported while he was at work between 8 am
and 3:15 pm an unknown suspect entered his residence, emptied
the drawers in his bedroom, stole a small bowl of loose change
containing $15 and also his daughter’s wallet that contained
$60. This case remains under investigation (1001).
On 7 May 09 Carina L. Wittekind, age 25, 1007
Pike Street, Marietta, reported during an argument her live-in
boyfriend Brent M. Newlen, age 25, pushed her, threatened her
and broke several objects in their home. Mr. Newlen denied
any wrongdoing, claiming that Ms. Wittekind often acts violently
and that he pushed her to prevent her from causing him harm.
Determining Ms. Wittekind feared for her safety, Deputy Sheriff
Holbert arrested Mr. Newlen for domestic violence and transported
him to the Washington County Jail.
EMPLOYEE ARRESTED FOR THREATENING
CO-WORKER WITH WEAPON
On 7 May 09 at 5 pm an employee at Influent,
26851 State Route 821, Marietta, reported an employee identified
as Ronald J. Haney, age 22, 610 Halcyon Avenue, McConnelsville,
was involved in a dispute with a co-worker. The female victim
said she spoke with Mr. Haney about fighting and during the
conversation Mr. Haney produced a utility knife and stated
to the victim “I’ll fight you with this.” At
that point, Mr. Haney swung the knife towards the victim, causing
her to fear that Haney would kill her or cause her serious
physical harm with the blade. The victim’s fears were
exacerbated by an earlier conversation with Haney. During the
discussion Mr. Haney made commented that he was going to come
to work and shoot himself and then stated “better yet
I’ll come in shoot everyone else but I’ll wait
till night shift cause I have more enemies on night shift.”
Haney was arrested without incident on a charge
of aggravated menacing and transported to the Washington County
Jail.
TRIO ARRESTED ON BURGLARY CHARGES
On 7 May 09 Deputy Sheriff Smeeks responded
to 3840 Patten Mills Road, Stockport, to investigate a burglary
that reportedly occurred between 3 and 6 May. Lillie Bailey
said she was with her husband William at Marietta Memorial
Hospital during that time frame and that someone entered their
home and stole over $1,200 in cash from a padlocked safe. Possessing
one of the keys, Mrs. Bailey stated her husband had the only
other key.
While talking with the victims there were
several family members present, one of whom appeared to be
very nervous, for he was sweating, could not look at Deputy
Smeeks while answering basic questions and his carotid artery
was visibly pulsing. Further questioned outside the residence,
Charles K. Bailey, age 21, 3830 Patten Mills Road, Stockport,
stated the victims are his grandparents and that he along with
his cousin William Bailey, age 29, and his cousin’s wife
Christina, age 33, both of 4055 Patten Mills Road, Stockport,
entered the home on 5 May and stole the money. He stated that
William climbed through a window and unlocked the door and
that all three of them entered the house with the intention
of taking the money. Charles admitted he received $550 in cash
and William and Christina received the rest.
Along with Sgt. Parks, Deputy Smeeks interviewed
William and Christina Bailey at their residence. Each read
their Miranda Rights, both confessed that they entered the
house with Charles Bailey for the purpose of taking the money
from the safe. William stated that he found the key to the
safe in his grandfather’s pants located on the bed. William
led the Deputies to a shed where he hid $500 of his share of
the money after purchasing $70 worth of marijuana.
All three were arrested for a second degree
felony charge of burglary and transported to the Washington
County Jail.
SUSPECT ARRESTED ON CHARGES
INCLUDING MENACING BY STALKING
On 7 May 09 Darla Kemp, 260 Town Hall Lane,
Belpre, reported her estranged husband, Michael E. Kemp, age
35, 231 Barrett-South Road, Vincent, began sending her threatening
text messages on 25 Apr 09. Receiving in excess of sixty text
messages despite asking her husband to stop contacting her,
Ms. Kemp said Mr. Kemp has wrote messages threatening to harm
himself, saying he is watching her and threatening to harm
her new boyfriend Stephen Moss, 2266 Camp Hervida Road, Waterford.
Ms. Kemp stated she is afraid to sit around a campfire outside
her house at night in fear that Mr. Kemp will come and throw
her in it. Saying she cannot sleep at night, Ms. Kemp she is
in fear for her safety and is under such serious mental distress
that it is affecting her work and home life.
Via Facebook, Mr. Moss said he received messages
from Mr. Kemp specifically stating that “you [are] dead
and so is she, no joke,” and “you are going to
take a severe [butt] beating and [you] don’t know when
it’s coming boy.” Mr. Moss said Mr. Kemp also threatened
him by send text messages to him through Ms. Kemp’s mobile
phone. Mr. Moss said this is ongoing and he is in fear for
his safety.
Locating Mr. Kemp driving his vehicle on School
House Road in Little Hocking, Sgt. Norman and Deputy Sheriff
Hornbeck attempted to conduct a traffic stop. Finally stopping
a mile later, Mr. Kemp refused to exit his vehicle and instead
gave the Deputies the finger. After Kemp again refused to exit
the vehicle, Sgt. Norman struck the passenger side window with
his ASP and deployed his Taser gain Kemp’s compliance.
Handcuffing Mr. Kemp, the Deputies found an open container
of beer in a cup holder and a partial twelve pack of beer in
the vehicle.
In all, Kemp was charged with two counts of
menacing by stalking, two counts of telecommunications harassment,
consuming in a motor vehicle, resisting arrest, and obstructing
justice. Incarcerated in the Washington County Jail in lieu
of $6,000 bond, Mr. Kemp will appear in Municipal Court this
afternoon.
the Sheriff’s
Office received the following warrants:
Eric B. Dickinson, age 46, 310 S. Hague Street,
Columbus, for failure to appear at a court ordered hearing
on an order to show cause on 7 Jul 08.
Barbara Smith, age 31, 884 Greenhill Road, Marietta, for violating
the terms of her probation by failing to show proof of completing
forty hours of community service.
The following
individuals were processed into the Washington County Jail:
Brent Matthew Newlen, age 25, 5A Warrior Drive,
Vincent, for domestic violence, a misdemeanor. Newlen was arrested
in Marietta by Deputy Sheriff Holbert and processed into the
Washington County Jail on 7 May 09 at 5:30 pm.
Ronald Jackson Haney, age 22, 610 Halcyon Avenue, McConnelsville,
for aggravated menacing, a misdemeanor. Haney was arrested
at Influent by Deputy Sheriff Hornbeck and processed into the
Washington County Jail on 7 May 09 at 6:03 pm.
Christina Marie Bailey, age 33, 4055 Patten Mills Road, Stockport,
for burglary, a felony. Bailey was arrested in Stockport by
Deputy Sheriff Richards and processed into the Washington County
Jail on 7 May 09 at 7:31 pm.
Charles Keith Bailey, age 21, 3830 Patten Mills Road, Stockport,
for burglary, a felony. Bailey was arrested in Stockport by
Detective Parks of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office
and processed into the Washington County Jail on 7 May 09 at
7:56 pm.
William Chevelle Bailey, age 33, 4055 Patten Mills Road, Stockport,
for burglary, a felony. Bailey was arrested in Stockport by
Deputy Sheriff Smeeks and processed into the Washington County
Jail on 7 May 09 at 8:39 pm.
Brandon Michael Schmidt, age 19, 416 Mulberry Street, Marietta,
for failure to appear at a court ordered hearing on unpaid
fines, a misdemeanor. Schmidt was arrested on Harmar Street
by Patrolman Arbaugh of the Marietta City Police Department
and processed into the Washington County Jail on 7 May 09 at
8:58 pm.
Michael Eric Kemp, age 35, 321 Barrett-South Road, Vincent,
for consuming alcohol in a vehicle, resisting arrest, obstructing
justice, for two counts of menacing by stalking and for two
counts of telephone harassment, all misdemeanors. Kemp was
arrested in Little Hocking by Deputy Sheriff Hornbeck and processed
into the Washington County Jail on 7 May 09 at 9:17 pm.
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