Lincoln County Jail Docket: 3 arrests made for assault, 2 for business burglary
Published 3:00 pm Tuesday, December 5, 2023
- Lincoln County Jail
Lincoln County Jail docket, Thursday-Sunday, Wednesday-Sunday, Nov. 30-Dec. 3, 2023:
• Destiny Griffin, 11/21/2001, 20837 Leviticus, Zachary, Louisiana — arrested on indictment, by Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.
• Rachel Authement, 12/21/1981, 1155 Ellenor Drive, McComb — arrested, charged with disturbing the peace, by Brookhaven Police Department.
• Richard McBride, 05/06/1966, 31 Broadridge Drive, Caurier — arrested on bench warrant, by LCSO.
• Jonathan Fortenberry, 12/06/1984, 917 Brookway Blvd. Ext. — arrested, charged with simple assault domestic violence, by LCSO.
• Montasia Powell, 10/22/2003, 1224 Union St. No. 20 — arrested, charged with aggravated domestic assault, by BPD.
• Qvayshun T. Edwards, 11/05/1995, 2107 Madison Road NE — arrested, charged with aggravated domestic assault, by BPD.
• Riley Braxton Davis, 07/26/1997, 1943 Busby Trail — arrested, charged with business burglary, by BPD.
• Matthew McNeese, 06/25/2003, 1943 Busby Trail — arrested, charged with business burglary, possession/sale/transfer of stolen firearm, by BPD.
• Cierra Noel Carr, 12/15/1994, 1025 Carr Road, McComb — serving time for Drug Court violation, LCSO.
• Matthew Brumfield, 02/09, 1983, 2026 Willis Cotton Road, Summit — serving time for Drug Court violation, LCSO.
• Thomas Patterson, 08/23/1997, 2531 Arthur Drive — serving time for Drug Court violation, LCSO.
• Joseph Zachary Rutland, 03/08/1989, 351 James Cox Road, Monticello — serving time for Drug Court violation, LCSO.
• Michael Robert Lovell, 04/06/1977, 405 East Damon Ave., Talledega, Alabama — arrested on warrant from outside jurisdiction, by BPD.
• Gary Davis, 06/10/1960, 1220 Vienna Trail NW — arrested, charged with disorderly conduct/business disturbance, by LCSO.
• Nekerria Harrell, 07/16/2001, 1355 Glorin Trail NE — arrested on city warrant, by BPD.
NOTE: An arrest does not constitute guilt for the accused. All individuals are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.