1. business and industrial
2. company
3. annual report

THE GREENEVILLE SUN Thursday, May 21, 2015
Jamie Lynn Swift, 38,
of 1115 Woodside Drive,
was charged about 2:30
a.m. Monday with driving under the inf luence following a traffic
stop on Baileyton Road,
Greeneville police Officer
Justin House said in a
report.
Swift was seen crossing
the center line and fog
line several times before
a traffic stop was done.
“I observed her cross
the center line twice,
going into the opposite
lane of travel,” the report
said.
Swift told police she
had “two drinks of vodka
and Sprite” the previous
afternoon and has prescriptions for Klonopin
and Adderall.
When asked what the
time was, Swift was allegedly about three hours
off, the report said.
Her first scheduled
court appearance was on
Monday.
A traffic stop early
Sunday resulted in drug
possession charges being
filed against a Greene
County man, Greeneville
police Officer Shawn
Hinkle said in a report.
Michael T. Davis, 33,
of 3535 Little Chuckey
Road, was paced driving
60 mph in his car on East
Andrew Johnson Highway in a 45 mph zone.
After a traffic stop,
officers determined that
Davis never registered the
car, which had switched
tags from another vehicle, the report said.
A search of Davis turned
up a bottle that contained
a white pill along with a
small plastic bag containing a “crystal-like substance” Davis said was
methamphetamine, the
report said.
Packages of Suboxone
were found in his wallet that Davis does not
www.greenevillesun.com
IT HAPPENED HERE/STATE
A man who allegedly
stole lottery tickets from
his employer and then
cashed in winning tickets was arrested Sunday
and charged with theft
over $500 but less than
$1,000, sheriff’s Deputy
Anthony Pruitt said in a
report.
Charles
Raymond
McClellan, 31, of Broom
Factory Road, allegedly
committed the offenses
in February while he was
employed at the Zoomers
service station on Exit 23
off Interstate 81 in Bulls
Gap.
He “was caught numerous times on camera”
taking Tennessee Lottery tickets, folding them
in a stack and the taking
summons to appear Monday in court.
Monday.
“so her children could
not see her injuries,” the
report said.
Lane allegedly “refused
to let her seek medical
treatment until the next
day,” the report said.
The alleged victim had
“a severely swollen right
eye and severe bruising,”
the report said.
Lane was taken into
custody on Sunday. He
was held without bond
pending a first schedTerry J. Lane, 32, of uled court appearance on
65 Maupin Road, was Monday.
charged Sunday with
Robert Lynn Charlton,
aggravated
domestic
assault,
Greeneville 41, of Caney Creek Lane,
police Officer Eddie Short was taken into custody
Friday and charged with
said in a report.
The alleged victim being a fugitive from
was treated Saturday at justice, sheriff’s Deputy
Laughlin Memorial Hos- Aaron Spears said in a
pital’s emergency depart- report.
Charlton had an active
ment for injuries she suffered in an assault on arrest warrant out of
Auglaize County, Ohio,
Friday, the report said.
She told officers that on drug and firearms
the alleged assailant possession charges, the
pushed her off the edge report said.
Ohio authorities have
of a bathtub and punched
her in the face, the report indicated they will extradite Charlton.
said.
He was held on no bond
The victim told police
she was taken to a hotel pending a first schedin Greeneville by Lane uled court appearance on
them back to the store
office, where he scratched
the tickets.
McClellan then “collected the money from
the winners,” the report
said.
The value of the tickets taken is estimated at
$896.
Bond for McClellan was
set at $1,000 pending
a first scheduled court
appearance on Monday.
have a prescription for,
the report said.
Davis was charged with
possession of Schedule II
and IV drugs, having an
improperly displayed registration, speeding and
no proof of vehicle insurance.
Bond was set at $3,500
pending a first scheduled court appearance on
Monday.
Crystal M. Dunn, 34,
of 60 Angel Hill, was
charged Friday with hindering secured creditors,
Greeneville police Officer Eddie Key said in a
report.
Dunn took out a $300
title loan on a 1995 Chevrolet Lumina on March
14 and sold it on April 28
to West Main Recycling,
according to the report.
Dunn allegedly sold
the car for scrap and was
paid $814.80, the report
said.
Bond was set at $2,500
pending a first scheduled court appearance on
Monday.
Mark Bryan Stanton,
50, of 71 Cabe Court, was
charged Friday with driving on a revoked license
following a vehicle crash
on Edens Road, Tusculum police Chief Danny
Greene said in a report.
A records check showed
Stanton’s driver’s license
was revoked for failure
to file proof of insurance,
the report said.
Stanton was issued a
Outlet!
Saving You Money is What We Do Best!
Any Purchase of $100 or More!
6 Big Days! Thursday-Tuesday!
3225 East Andrew Johnson Hwy.
(423) 798-8970
"DanbyPremiere”
30 and 70
Pints
Tennessee
Mother,
Boyfriend
Charged After
Toddler’s Death
DEHUMIDIFIERS
Covers up to
4500 sq. ft.
Area!
Covers up to
2000 sq. ft.
Area!
$
We wish you a Safe & Happy Memorial Day Weekend!
Our Reg. Low Price
$496.88!
88 $
CLARKSVILLE (AP)
— Two Clarksville attorneys found guilty of trying
to extort $50,000 from a
client have been suspended from practicing law by
the Supreme Court of Tennessee.
The
Leaf-Chronicle
reports Carrie Gasaway
and Fletcher Long were
suspended on Friday until
further notice.
The court’s Board of Professional Responsibility
says it will investigate the
matter further to determine the extent of final
disciplinary action against
the two attorneys.
Gasaway and Long were
convicted last week of trying to extort money from
Michelle Langlois, who
had hired them to attend
the reading of her father’s
will in October 2010.
The crime is a felony
with a sentencing range
of two to 12 years with a
maximum fine of $5,000.
Gasaway and Long are
expected to appeal their
convictions.
CEMETERY
VASE-CONES
& SADDLES!
Beautiful
Florist Quality!
129 199 $1588-$4488
88
Our Reg. Low Price
$357.88!
Save $138.00
"East Tennessee's"
Largest Selection of
Includes
Includes
Special
Additional
Additional
!
e
20%
Off!
c
i
20% Off!
Pr
Save $40.00!
Save $80.00!
While Qtys.
Last!
A
Fantastic
Buy!
Ashley
Big
Man
ROCKER CHAISE
RECLINER
Great
Selection
of Colors!
$
Proudly Made in
the U.S.A.!
Our Reg. Low Price $799.88!
88
358
Includes
Additional
27% Off Savings!
Our Reg. Low Price
$196.88!
Cools
up to
250 Sq. Ft.
Area!
Cools
up to
550 Sq. Ft.
Area!
Danby 12,000 B.T.U.
2 Clarksville
Attorneys
Suspended
Heather Peltier, 31,
of 565 Arrowhead Loop,
was charged May 13 with
domestic assault, sheriff’s
Deputy Travis Hoxie said
in a report.
Peltier caused the
alleged victim “to be in
% off
20
Bob’s Take
Our Already Low Prices on
Special Purchase!
COOKEVILLE (AP)
— A Middle Tennessee
woman and her boyfriend
have been indicted following the death of her
23-month-old child.
The Tennessee Bureau
of Investigation said Tuesday that a DeKalb County
grand jury charged 23year-old Cody Key with felony murder and aggravated
child abuse and 19-year-old
Jessica May with aggravated child neglect. Key and
May were arrested at their
home in Smithville.
They are charged in the
May 17 death of Colten
Alexander May. Police said
Cody Key reported to officers that he found the child
unresponsive while babysitting him.
Key was being held on $1
million bond and May on
$300,000 bond.
Joseph D. King, 30, of
225 Oakland Park, was
arrested Friday on domestic assault and domestic vandalism charges
in connection with an
incident last December,
Greeneville police Officer Roy Milton said in a
report.
Officers responded to
an assault call on Dec.
22, 2014, in the 100 block
of Longview Drive and
spoke with the alleged
victim and her daughters.
King allegedly pushed
the victim “and then took
an ax and vandalized
her downstairs bedroom”
before leaving the property, the report said.
King was held on no
bond pending a first court
appearance on Monday.
Memorial Day Celebration!
www.greenevillemarketplace.com/bobs
Factory
A-12
Beautiful Ashley
Duraplush Microfiber
Danby 6,000 B.T.U.
AIR
AIR
CONDITIONER SOFA & LOVESEAT CONDITIONER
Colors: Mocha and Cafe!
w/Electronic Digital Thermostat,
Remote Control,
and 3 Cooling/3 Fan Speeds!
$
Speciaal
Price!
88
296
Includes
Additional
20% Off!
Save $20.00!
Homelite
17” - Dual
Line
26 c.c.
Engine
Gas
Powered
$
88
638
Great Selection
of
Includes Additional
20% Off!
American
Bedding Co.
MATTRESSES!
All Sizes
STRING
TRIMMER
Mfg.s 1-Year
Limited Warranty!
$
Proudly
Made in
the U.S.A.!
88
59
Includes Additional
25% Off!
Proudly Made in
Twin, Full, Queen
the U.S.A.!
& King Sets!
Our Special Prices
$
88
169
$
88
787
to
Per Set!
+ Plus Save An Additional 20% Off at the Register!
w/Electronic Digital Thermostat,
Remote Control,
and 3 Cooling/3 Fan Speeds!
$
Special
Price!
88
157
Includes
Additional
20% Off!
Save $25.00!
Homelite
17” Dual Line
26 c.c. Engine
Gas Powered
Straight Shaft
STRING
TRIMMER
$
Mfg.’s 1-Year
Limited Warranty!
74
88
Includes Additional
25% Off!