
Archive of 05-29-09
On 29 May 09 Tanya McCutcheon, age 31, 1200
Muskingum River Road, Marietta, reported she awoke at 4 am
to the noise of drunken commotion outside her home. Ms. McCutcheon
looked out a window and saw Nathan C. Stalnaker, age 25, 1533
Highland Ridge Road, Lowell, wandering about her property,
shouting obscenities and yelling at her dog. Responding to
the disturbance, Lt. Wilson and Sgt. Johnson noticed Mr. Stalnaker
appeared highly intoxicated and had difficulty standing. In
consequence to his behavior, Mr. Stalnaker was arrested for
disorderly conduct by intoxication and transported to the Washington
County Jail. At the jail Mr. Stalnaker tested .228 BAC.
On 29 May 09 Amanda L. Taylor, age 20, 122
Tennis Center Drive Apt. 41, Marietta, reported the previous
morning she and her husband Daniel, age 24, 502 Ferguson Street,
Marietta, agreed to a separation. Mrs. Taylor said later in
the evening Mr. Taylor came to her residence in an agitated
state. Becoming increasingly irate, Mr. Taylor began pushing
Mrs. Taylor around the apartment and attempted to instigate
fights with friends that Mrs. Taylor invited to her apartment
for protection. Forced outside of the apartment, Mr. Taylor
punched a window until it broke and also shattered the windshield
of Mrs. Taylor’s vehicle. Determining Mrs. Taylor feared
for her safety during the incident, Sgt. Johnson arrested Mr.
Taylor for domestic violence and transported him to the Washington
County Jail.
On 29 May 09 Deputy Sheriff Reeder arrested
Melissa B. Lang, age 41, 130 Saint John Road, Marietta, for
being in physical control of a vehicle while under the influence
of alcohol and for consuming alcohol in a vehicle. Responding
to a suspicious vehicle report at Byer’s Exxon at 2:00
pm, Deputy Reeder found Ms. Lang asleep in the driver’s
seat of her vehicle, naked from the waist up. Also in the vehicle
Deputy Reeder noticed several empty beer bottles. Roused from
her slumber, Ms. Lang put on clothing and clumsily exited the
vehicle. Having a strong odor of alcohol, Ms. Lang could not
stand unassisted and refused to complete field sobriety tests.
When transported to the Washington County Jail Ms. Lang refused
a BAC test.
On 29 May 09 Deputy Sheriff Smeeks issued
a citation to Kristen N. Simmons, age 22, 22000 Big Run Road,
Stewart, OH, for operating a vehicle with expired registration.
Stopping Ms. Simmons for having illegal window tint on State
Route 555, Deputy Smeeks deployed his canine for an exterior
sniff of the vehicle. Prompted to search the vehicle and passengers
by a canine indication for the presence of drugs, Deputy Smeeks
located a plastic baggy hidden in the shoe of a passenger identified
as Clifton P. Harvey, age 32, same address, that contained
fifty-nine Vicodin pills. Consequently, Deputy Smeeks arrested
Mr. Carver for a felony charge of possession of drugs and transported
him to the Washington County Jail.
On 29 May 09 Lt. Stackpole conducted a traffic
stop on a vehicle driven by Thomas J. Fletcher, age 19, 103
Wooster Street, Marietta, for speeding on US 50 near Drag Strip
Road. Approaching the passenger side of the vehicle, Lt. Stackpole
smelled a strong odor of burnt marijuana and observed a large
marijuana pipe in the lap of the front seat passenger, Rachel
M. Vena, age 20, 523 Front Street, Berea, OH. Detective Parks
arrived to assist and searched the driver and two other occupants
for contraband. When he emptied his pockets Mr. Fletcher produced
a small glass marijuana pipe. As a result of the stop Lt. Stackpole
arrested Mr. Fletcher and Ms. Vena for possession of drug paraphernalia
and transported them to the Washington County Jail.
On 29 May 09 a forty-seven year old Belpre
resident reported his fourteen year old son was upset at discipline
meted out to him and refused to go to school. The teenager
threw a fit, tore his father’s bedroom door of its hinges
and attacked his father, repeatedly punching and kicking him.
Viewing damage to the home and injuries consistent with the
father’s statement, Lt. Stackpole requested a summons
for the teenager to appear in Juvenile Court on a charge of
delinquency by domestic violence.
On 29 May 09 Deputy Sheriff Smeeks issued
a minor misdemeanor citation to James M. Webber, age 49, 202
Duncan Drive, Marietta, for disorderly conduct. Walking his
dog along Broadway Avenue in New Matamoras, Mr. Webber reportedly
taunted a resident along the way. Asked to remove his dog from
a yard, Mr. Webber began taunting the resident and refused
to leave the property despite being asked to do so numerous
times.
On 29 May 09 a forty-eight year old Little
Hocking resident reported her son did not obey his court ordered
curfew and she also found what appears to be marijuana under
his mattress. Deputy Sheriff Smeeks seized the contraband and
will confer with the teenager’s probation officer before
filing charges.
TWO ARRESTED FOR SALE OF HEROIN
Subsequent to the execution of a search warrant
at 832 Third Street, Marietta, Agents of the Major Crimes Task
Force today arrested David S. Burns, age 32, and Christina
R. Hines, age 38, for trafficking in the Schedule I drug, heroin.
Affidavits filed by Task Force Agents detail occasions earlier
this month during which Hines and Burns each sold heroin to
a confidential informant.
On 6 May 09 Agents utilized an informant to
purchase heroin from Hines at her residence at the aforementioned
address. Later in the month, on 19 May, Burns also sold heroin
to an informant in the area of the 800 block of Fourth Street
in Marietta.
Both of the transactions involving Burns and
Hines were in a location less than 1,000 feet from Saint Mary’s
School, thus elevating the crime to a third degree felony.
Hines and Burns are suspected of being a major
source of heroin distribution in Washington County. Additional
charges are anticipated being filed against Hines and Burns
and additional arrests are anticipated.
During the execution of the search warrant
Burns swallowed a balloon containing heroin in an apparent
attempt to destroy evidence. He was transported in custody
to the Emergency Room of Marietta Memorial Hospital were procedures
are being initiated to recover the heroin. As a result of this
incident additional charges are expected to be filed against
Burns.
Burns and Hines are being held without bond
pending an appearance Monday in Marietta Municipal Court.
The following individuals
were processed into the Washington County Jail:
Daniel Allen Taylor, age 24, 502 Ferguson Street, Marietta,
for domestic violence, a misdemeanor. Taylor was arrested at
his residence by Sgt. Johnson of the Washington County Sheriff’s
Office and processed into the Washington County Jail on 29
May 09 at 2:55 am.
Kristin Marie Goff, age 24, 125 Canterbury Drive, Parkersburg,
for OVI and for failure to obey a traffic control device, both
misdemeanors. Goff was arrested at the intersection of Greene
and Third streets by the Ohio State Highway Patrol and processed
into the Washington County Jail on 29 May 09 at 3:45 am.
Nathan Carver Stalnaker, age 25, 1533 Highland Ridge Road,
Lowell, for disorderly conduct by intoxication, a misdemeanor.
Stalnaker was arrested at 1200 Muskingum River Road by Sgt.
Johnson of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office and
processed into the Washington County Jail on 29 May 09 at 6:00
am.
Helena Denise Riggs, age 35, 1455 East Branch
Road, Lowell, for contempt of a court order and for contempt
for failing to pay fines, both misdemeanors. Riggs turned herself
in to Deputy Sheriff Travaglio was processed into the Washington
County Jail on 29 May 09 at 10:00 am.
David Sheehy Burns, age 32, 832 Third Street, Marietta, for
trafficking in drugs, a felony. Sheehy was arrested at his
residence by Detective Smithberger of the Washington County
Sheriff’s Office and processed into the Washington County
Jail on 29 May 09 at 11:05 am.
Christina Rose Hines, age 38, 832 Third Street, Marietta,
for trafficking in drugs, a misdemeanor. Hines was arrested
at her residence by Detective Smithberger of the Washington
County Sheriff’s Office and processed into the Washington
County Jail on 29 May 09 at 11:10 am.
Melissa Beth Lang, age 41, 130 Saint John Road, Marietta,
for being in physical control of a vehicle while under the
influence of alcohol and for consuming alcohol in a vehicle,
both misdemeanors. Lang was arrested at Byer’s Exxon
by Deputy Sheriff Reeder and processed into the Washington
County Jail on 29 May 09 at 3:15 pm.
Sabrina Elaine Milliron, age 21, 112 Knox Street, Marietta,
for contempt of a court order, a misdemeanor. Milliron was
arrested at 833 Second Street by Patrolman Huffman of the Marietta
City Police Department and processed into the Washington County
Jail on 29 May 09 at 3:45 pm.
John Robert Suckling, age 57, 101 Country Meadows Drive, Marietta,
for driving under a suspended license, a misdemeanor. Suckling
was arrested at the intersection of Putnam and Third streets
by Patrolman McClelland of the Marietta City Police Department
and processed into the Washington County Jail on 29 May 09
at 5:20 pm.
Amanda Faith Rutherford, age 18, 510 Ferncliff Drive, Marietta,
for underage consumption of alcohol, a misdemeanor. Rutherford
was arrested on Westview Avenue by Patrolman Nedeff of the
Marietta City Police Department and processed into the Washington
County Jail on 29 May 09 at 10:25 pm.
Clifton Paul Harvey, age 32, 22000 Big Run Road, Stewart,
for possession of drugs, a misdemeanor. Harvey was arrested
near milepost fifteen on State Route 555 by Deputy Sheriff
Smeeks and processed into the Washington County Jail on 29
May 09 at 10:40 pm.
Thomas Jordan Fletcher, age 19, 103 Wooster Street, Marietta,
for possession of drug paraphernalia, a misdemeanor. Fletcher
was arrested on US 50 near Drag Strip Road by Lt. Stackpole
of the Washington County Sheriff’s Office and processed
into the Washington County Jail on 29 May 09 at 11:00 pm.
Rachel Marie Vena, age 20, 523 Front Street, Berea, OH, for
possession of drug paraphernalia, a misdemeanor. Vena was arrested
on US 50 near Drag Strip Road by Lt. Stackpole of the Washington
County Sheriff’s Office and processed into the Washington
County Jail on 29 May 09 at 11:00 pm.
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