According to Chief Deputy Charley Melton the following individuals were booked into the Izard County Jail last week.

 

Paul A Dodson, 65, of Salem was arrested October 25 for failure to appear.

Bobby Wayne Napier Jr., 32, of Salem was arrested October 25 for driving on a suspended license, public intoxication, resisting arrest, possession of drug paraphernalia and failure to appear.

Becca Robinson, 30, of Mountain Home was arrested October 25 for no proof of insurance and is on a hold for another agency.

Miranda Cruz, 43, of Calico Rock was arrested October 26 for failure to appear.

Clayton Robert Moore, 42, of Norfork was arrested October 26 for failure to appear.

Timothy Morris, 57, of Calico Rock was arrested October 26 for terroristic threatening First Degree, a D felony, manufacture of a Schedule VI controlled substance, a D felony and possession of a firearm by a certain person, a B felony.

Richard Kyle Cohn, 34, of Calico Rock was arrested October 27 for driving on a suspended license.

Tasha Leann Moon, 38, of Calico Rock was arrested October 28 for driving on a suspended license.

Aaron Raylee Kent, 25, of Cave City was arrested October 29 for failure to appear.

Johnny Rose, 25, of Horseshoe Bend was arrested October 29 for disorderly conduct and domestic battery Third Degree. Both are misdemeanors. Bond was set at $1,385.

David Russ Melton, 58, of Violet Hill was arrested October 30 for public intoxication.

Ruby Smith, 32, of Sulphur Rock was arrested October 30 for carless and prohibited driving, no proof of insurance and violations of Omnibus DWI Act. 

Scott Maple, 46, of Newark was arrested October 30 for driving on a suspended license, no proof of insurance, driving without CDL license and unsafe vehicle.

Robert Lynn Pittman, 46, of Batesville was arrested October 30 for driving on a suspended license and no proof of insurance. 

Micah Nemec, 61, of Calico Rock was arrested October 30 for failure to appear.

Austin Hoyt, 28, of Melbourne was arrested October 31 and is on hold for another agency.