52-year-old James Muncie was charged with public intoxication after he went to the Wilson County Jail while intoxicated, knocked on the restricted access door, and asked booking deputies when his girlfriend was getting out.
23-year-old Madison Neely was charged with criminal impersonation and public intoxication after she was found intoxicated by police and she gave them her sister’s name because she was wanted out of Nashville.
31-year-old Corey Neal was charged with disorderly conduct after he was reported for yelling and cussing at people at Cash Saver and refused to leave. When he did, he stole mail from a nearby business and was found walking down the road.
45-year-old Jason Robertson was charged with driving under the influence, possession of marijuana, and possession of a legend drug after he was observed on Interstate 40 swerving in and out and was found to be intoxicated and in possession of marijuana and pills without a prescription.
56-year-old Nicholas Scalf was charged with driving under the influence after he was involved in a traffic accident involving injuries and admitted to police that he was drinking bourbon while driving.
39-year-old John Crass was charged with possession of heroin and driving under the influence after he was reported for being disorderly and was found to be intoxicated, which led to officers finding heroin in his wallet during a search.
29-year-old Christopher Baldwin was charged with driving under the influence after his vehicle was found stopped on railroad tracks and admitting having “a few” drinks to police.
41-year-old Brad Hodges was charged with driving under the influence after he was found on the side of Interstate 40 by a state trooper and admitted to drinking before his drive to that location.
45-year-old Tracey Madewell was charged with public intoxication after being reported for being disorderly and hanging out behind an establishment while intoxicated. This was her fourth contact with the same officer that day.
47-year-old Jason McTaggart was charged with burglary, possession of burglary tools, vandalism, and criminal trespass after getting caught for the third time breaking into the Snow White Drive In on West Main Street, per report.
