CARMI POLICE DEPT. JULY 26-30

Andrew P. Mitchell, Carmi, was arrested on July 25 in a driveway on Fourth Street.  He was wanted on a Posey County, Indiana warrant for Possession of Methamphetamine.

Minnie L. Anderson, Carmi, was arrested on July 26 for an Aggravated Domestic Battery following an incident that occurred on Cora Street.  Anderson was intoxicated and had battered and choked her father.  Officers also knew Anderson to have an active White County warrant for a FTA warrant for Driving While License Revoked.  Her bail was set at $500.

Jeremy Blair reported on July 27 that the window of his vehicle was busted while he was driving on Stewart Street near Schumaker Street.

On July 30 Carmi Police responded to a residence on Beck Street on request from IDOC parole agents who were performing a parole search on Levi Williams.  Agents found illegal drug items.  A field test of one of the items resulted in a positive indication of methamphetamine.  Williams and Tara L. Keown, Carmi, who was also at the residence, were arrested at that time.  A search warrant was granted by a judge and the house was searched, finding scales, meth pipes and a corner baggy.  Also found was 46.16 grams of a liquid that tested for having meth in it.  Williams and Keown were charged with Possession of Methamphetamine and Drug Paraphernalia.

Jeffery A. Goff, Carmi, was stopped in the McDonald’s parking lot and arrested on July 17 for driving while his license was suspended.  Goff was also arrested on a Hamilton County FTA warrant for DWLS.  Bond was set at $550 plus a $75 FTA fee and a $20 booking fee.

Jessica L. Smith, Maunie, was arrested on July 19 at a residence on Oak Street in Carmi for a parole violation.  She was transported to the White County Jail where she turned over to correctional officers.

Danelle L. Carter, Carmi, was stopped and arrested on Beck Street on July 22 for driving while her license was suspended.  During a search of the backpack she was carrying, officers found a set of digital scales, a baggy with half a gram of methamphetamine, two used syringes, a spoon with residue and some matted cotton balls which is consistent with shooting up illegal drugs.  Also, in the car were some cannabis pipes and some .22 caliber ammunition.  Carter was charged with Possession of Methamphetamine, Unlawful Use of Property, Possession of Hypodermic Syringes, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia and Unlawful Possession of Ammunition by a felon.  Bond was set at $5,000.

Carmi Police and White County Sheriff’s Dept. responded to a residence on Robinson Street on July 23, on a report that a wanted subject was there.  After making verbal contact with the subject who refused to open the door, officers received permission by the renter to enter.  Officers entered a window and located Logan Fisk, Chandler, Indiana, hiding under a blanket.  Fisk was arrested on a warrant for Possession of Methamphetamine.  A search of the immediate area produced a drawstring bag belonging to Fisk, containing several small baggies, one of which had a small amount of meth in it.  Fisk was charged with another count of Possession of Methamphetamine.  His total bail was set at $2000.

On Tuesday, David Straw of Carmi reported damage to a yard light. After Carmi police investigated, Emily Whetstone, 35 of Carmi was charged with criminal damage to property and transported to the White County Jail where she posted bond and was released.

Carmi Police took a theft report from Alton Folz, 22 of Carmi, on Sunday. Folk reported that someone took a  weedeater and manual lawn mower from his truck at 800 W. Hackney Street in Carmi. The lawnmower was a green Snapper mower. The weedeater was an Echo gas weedeater.

Summer D. Richardson, 34 of Belle Rive was arrested on Sunday, July 14, on 5th Street at Sycamore for Driving While License Suspended and Operating an Uninsured Vehicle. She was released to the White County Ambulance for transport to Hamilton Memorial Hospital and issued citations for the violations.

Noel D. Wilson was located at 609 N. 6th Street on Saturday, July 13, and arrested on an Edwards County Warrant for Failure to Appear in a DUI case. Wilson was uncooperative at the scene, but eventually calmed down and was transported to the jail. Upon arrival,m she became combative at the jail and was additionally charged with felony Resisting a Police Officer/Corrections Officer with injury. Wilson was being held at the White County Jail without bond.