Knoxville Mug Shots

Eric Michael Blevins 5-17-23
AGGRAVATED BURGLARY (HABITATION)

Amber Bailey Bell 5-17-23
THEFT OF MERCHANDISE - SHOPLIFTING

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Lamont Johnson 5-12-22
M**H - MFG, DELIVER, SALE, POSS WITH INTENT

Megan Huffaker 5-12-22
CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO SELL A CONT SUBSTANCE,CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DELIVER A CONT SUBSTANCE,CONSPIRACY TO SELL A CONT.SUBSTANCE,CONSPIRACY TO DELIVER A CONT SUBSTANCE,CONSPIRACY TO POSSESS WITH INTENT TO DELIVER A CONT.SUBSTANCE,SALE OF A CONT.SUBSTANCE,DELIVERY OF A CONT.SUBSTANCE, AND ATT.DELIVERY OF A CONT.SUBSTANCE (REV OF PROB)

Larry Hipps 5-12-22
VEHICULAR HOMICIDE, RECKLESS ENDANGERMENT, THEFT AND EVADING ARREST

Jesse Dukes 5-12-22
THEFT OF MERCHANDISE - SHOPLIFTING

Maximilian Brown 5-12-22
DOMESTIC ASSAULT

Keywonta Bourgeois 5-12-22
AGGRAVATED BURGLARY

Brittany Hensley 5-11-22
DOMESTIC ASSAULT, SIMPLE POSS/CASUAL EXCHANGE

Cedrik Corbin 5-11-22
M**H - MFG, DELIVER, SALE, POSS WITH INTENT
SCHEDULE I DRUGS: MFG, DEL, SELL, POSS
MAINTAIN DWELLING FOR DRUG USE
THEFT OF A FIREARM (LESS THAN $2500)

Darrell Cooper 5-11-22
AGG. ASSAULT, THEFT, AND EVADING ARREST (REV OF PROB)

Khari Brazelton 5-11-22
DOMESTIC ASSAULT

Rebecca Stinnett 5-11-22
POSSESS WITH INTENT TO SELL OR DELIVER A CONT SUBSTANCE, POSS OF A FIREARM DURING A DANGEROUS FELONY, AND POSS OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA
POSS M**H

Keylon Singleton 5-10-22 What does this charge mean? DISSEMINATING UNLAWFUL PHOTOGRAPHS
SCHEDULE II DRUGS: CO***NE - .5 GRAMS OR GREATER

Taylor Roach 5-10-22
M**H - POSSESS OR CASUAL EXCHANGE

Crystal Miles 5-10-22
THEFT OF MERCHANDISE - UP TO $1,000

Alvin Lewis 5-10-22
THEFT OF PROPERTY - $2,500 TO < $10,000

Joseph King 5-10-22
SIMPLE POSS/CASUAL EXCHANGE

Dontae Hammond 5-10-22
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT - DOMESTIC

Atlanta rapper Young Thug was booked into the Fulton County Jail on two gang-related charges Monday.caption arrow
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Credit: Fulton County Sheriff's Office
CRIME & PUBLIC SAFETY
By Henri Hollis, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Updated 37 minutes ago
The Grammy winner is accused of renting a car used in a deadly drive-by shooting, among other alleged crimes
Grammy Award-winning rapper Young Thug was arrested Monday at his Atlanta home after being named in a sweeping indictment centered on Young Slime Life, which prosecutors say is a criminal street gang co-founded by the artist.

Jeffery Lamar Williams, 30, known professionally as Young Thug, was booked into the Fulton County Jail following his arrest, according to jail records. He is charged with conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) Act, related to various activities over the course of a decade, and participation in criminal street gang activity.

The two charges were brought Thursday as part of a 56-count state indictment that names 28 alleged associates of Young Slime Life, including fellow rapper Gunna, whose legal name is Sergio Giavanni Kitchens, and Christian Eppinger, who is accused of seriously wounding an Atlanta police officer in a February shooting.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis hinted at a RICO indictment last month, when Eppinger, an alleged gang member also known as Bhris, was granted bond. That decision drew public ire and harsh criticism by Willis, who said the case was indicative of problems with the bond process in Fulton County.

A judge later raised Eppinger’s bond from $400,000 to $2 million, a mostly symbolic decision as Eppinger was also being held in a probation revocation case. Late last month, Willis said she and her office were taking time to collect and review all evidence against Eppinger, promising “an indictment that is complete and holds him and others responsible for all of their actions.”

Fulton judge increases bond for suspect accused of shooting officer
Williams was taken into custody Monday during an Atlanta police raid at his home in Buckhead, according to Channel 2 Action News. A police spokeswoman directed further inquiries to the district attorney’s office, which has not provided further comment on the criminal indictment.

The document accuses Williams of engaging in racketeering activity between January 2013 and May 2022. In addition to the crimes alleged in the indictment, prosecutors said Williams and his co-defendants promoted and furthered the interests of Young Slime Life, or YSL, in social media and through music.

The organization, which bears the same name as Williams’ record label, got its start in 2012 in the Cleveland Avenue area and allegedly claims affiliation with the national Bloods street gang.

Specific allegations against Williams include theft by receiving a stolen firearm in 2013, threatening to kill an employee of Perimeter Mall when he was banned from the premises in 2015 and possession of methamphetamine, hydrocodone and ma*****na in 2017.

In the most serious instance of alleged racketeering, prosecutors have accused Williams of renting an Infiniti Q50 sedan that was used in a 2015 deadly drive-by shooting that killed alleged rival gang member Donovan Thomas Jr. In a video posted to social media 16 days after the shooting, Williams said others who “tell the God’s honest truth” in the courtroom “need to get (expletive) killed bro, from me and YSL,” according to the indictment.

A separate charge of participating in criminal street gang activity details activities between May 2018 and May 2022. That charge, which is the final count in the lengthy indictment, accuses Williams alone of occupying a leadership position in YSL and overseeing a long list of alleged crimes, including murder, aggravated assault, armed robbery, carjacking, drug possession and more.

— please go to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution for updates.

Credit The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Jeffery Hinkle 5-9-22
ATT. POSSESS WITH INTENT TO SELL OR DELIVER A CONT. SUBSTANCE (REV OF PROB)

Becky Dennis 5-9-22
ATT. POSSESS WITH INTENT TO SELL OR DELIVER A CONT. SUSTANCE (REV OF PROB)

Zachary Brown 5-9-22
THEFT OF PROPERTY - $10,000-$60,000

Anthony Settle 5-8-22
BURGLARY (REV OF PROB)

Gary Hammontree 2nd 5-8-22
DUI: SECOND OFFENSE

Felicia Childress 5-8-22
THEFT OF PROPERTY - $2,500 TO < $10,000

Brooklynn Carter 5-8-22
M**H - MFG, DELIVER, SALE, POSS WITH INTENT