BLOTTER
as of Aug 20 2020
Justin Glenn Moore (DOB 8/13/84, Felony #65)
was arrested for fleeing in a vehicle with reckless
indifference/fleeing on foot/no insurance/no registration/ no MVI/
driving suspended, and destruction of property. The details of the
criminal complaint are as follows.
On Sunday August, 16th, 2020 around 1320 hours, TPR
R. E. Wiseman observed a blue in color GMC Sierra which was
traveling south on Route 16, Lizemore area. Wiseman observed the
vehicle to have no MVI or registration plate. He activated the
emergency lights and sirens on his marked cruiser, and attempted
to initiate a traffic stop.
The vehicle then turned onto Pack Fork Rd. traveling
east bound and accelerated traveling 85miles per hour in a marked
fifty five mile per hour zone, disregarding the officer's lights
and sirens traveling with reckless indifference for the general
public traveling on these same roadways. The GMC then drove
through a yard of a residence causing property damage and striking
a stop sign at the intersection at Pack Fork and Route 16
intersection.
The vehicle then regained control and continued to
accelerate heavily onto pack fork Rd. it was traveling on both
sides of the roadway, and nearly struck another vehicle. Then
turned onto Peck Hollow Road, at which time lost control of the
vehicle.
The driver of the vehicle then exited and fled on
foot into the woodline. Wiseman then pursued the driver. Caught up
to him, and placed him under arrest with the least amount of force
necessary. The driver was identified as Justin Allen Moore.
He ran Moore’s OLN through the 911 center, and they
were revoked for unpaid citations, also had no insurance for the
vehicle.
Ina Belle Leftwich (DOB 2/21/73, #64) was
arrested for wanton endangerment. Here are the details from the
criminal complaint.
On 8/14/2020, Connie Sue Miller states that she went
onto her property in Clay to remove some items from the junkyard.
Miller states Ina Leftwich was warned beforehand that she would be
on the property. Miller states she was coming off the hill where
the junkyard is located, and she started shooting at her with a
.22 rifle. Miller states she was in fear for her life because the
bullets were flying around her and almost hit her truck. 5 spent
.22 rounds and 1 unspent round were recovered from the scene. A
.22 rifle was also recovered. Ina stated to officer Belt she did
shoot the gun.
James
Edward Neal Jr (DOB 3/7/92, #63) was arrested for possession
with intent to deliver. Here are the details from the criminal
complaint. On 8/14/2020 in Indore, officer TM
Caruthers conducted a traffic stop on Little Sycamore Road on a
white in color ford bearing no registration. Upon making contact
with the driver James Neal, he gave admission to this officer that
he was not a valid driver, and the vehicle did not possess valid
insurance. Caruthers tried to locate the registration on the
vehicle, when he discovered 8.72 grams of white crystal substance
believed to be meth through this officer’s training and
experience. A small digital scale commonly used for weighting
narcotics, a small spoon commonly used for measuring narcotics,
and $29 were found together in the vehicle.
John T. Lowery (10/14/75, #66) arrested for domestic
battery, child endangerment, and brandishing. Following are the
details from the criminal report. On Saturday, August 15th,
2020, CPL Bass was contacted by Clay 911 in reference to domestic
on Ripatoe Road in Lizemores. Bass was informed that the victim
had left the residence with her father and were needing to file a
complaint. Bass made contact with the victim, Yolanda Adkins, who
states that she and her father, Joseph Adkins, had returned from
the store to her home when John Lowery began yelling at her to get
out, and cussing her and accusing her of not going to the store
even though she and her children were unloading the food into the
house. Yolanda states that she had her kids then tried to take the
groceries back out to her dad's truck in an effort to leave, but
says Lowery began to kick the bags sending the food all over the
place, and busting the soda cans everywhere.
Yolanda states that at one point while she and the
kids were trying to gather the groceries up, Lowery opened a
bottle of laundry detergent, and poured it over her head, and that
her daughter who is 5 saw this, and tried to make him stop.
Yolanda states that he then threw the detergent into his daughters
face, and it got into her eyes and mouth. Bass could see, and
smell the detergent in the hair of Yolanda and her daughters.
Yolanda then states that Lowery spit in her face and pushed her
and continued to verbally abuse her. Yolanda then states that he
slapped her multiple times in the face with a package of bacon
that had been kicked out of the bags that were in the home.
Joseph Adkins states that while all this was going
on, he could hear it inside the home yelling, and what he
described as fight inside. Also states that the kids were coming
outside all crying and upset. Joseph states that at once point,
Lowery came out of the home and told him to leave, and was cursing
and yelling and then took what he thought to be a .9mm pistol out
of his pocket and pointed it at him, and then he described, pulled
the slide back to the chamber a round.
Joseph states that Lowery then put the gun back in
his pocket. Yolanda also states that she came outside and saw him
with the gun pointed at her father, and says she saw him pull the
top as she said, but wasn’t sure what that meant. Joseph states
that he then observed Lowery push his daughter to the ground, and
picked up his 5 year old daughter by the outside of her shoulder,
carried her off the porch, and dropped her into the mud where he
had pushed Yolanda down, not one but twice saying his
granddaughter got up and tried to reenter the house, but Lowery
removed her. Joseph states that he was able to get his daughter
and 3 of the grandchildren out, but a 4th was still at Lowery’s
parents house next door.
Ellis arrived on scene at the caller's location, and
upon arriving was advised that Ms. Boggs was seen going into a
camper across the road from the residence. He did locate Ms. Boggs
in the camper, and did observe a small wooden bat laying on the
floor of the camper doorway. The bat was identified by the caller
as the same bat she had in her possession earlier. Ellis did speak
to the callers who were juveniles being DRN and JIT. Both subjects
advised Ellis that they observed Ms. Boggs from inside the
residence attempted to shoulder the door in multiple times. At
that time JIT ran upstairs, and DRN suspected Ms. Boggs heard the
noise of his sister running up the stairs, because Ms. Bogs
quickly left the residence.
James Franklin O’Dell (8/10/87, #61)-
arrested for domestic battery and child abuse. Here are the
details from the criminal report. On 8/4/20 while at their shared
residence in Ivydale, James became angry with, and began yelling
and cussing at his girlfriend, Amber Hall. While yelling and
cussing, he removed their 2 year old infant male from Amber’s
arms, pushing her against the kitchen counter, and placed his
right hand around her neck and began to choke her. While the
defendant and Amber were in the physical altercation, their 7 year
old daughter LO tried to stop them from fighting. LO stated to
officer, RE Thomas that she didn’t want daddy to hurt mommy, so
she tried to stop him, but her daddy punched her in the stomach.
Amber had visible marks resembling hand a print on her neck, and
LO had visible marks on her stomach.
JM