Wednesday, March 1, 2006

Meridian Police Department

The Meridian Police Department reported the following suspected non-traffic violations between 4 p.m. Monday and 3:20 p.m. Tuesday.

Contempt of court — Samuel Pritchett, 38, 3826 Fifth St.

Forgery, under $100 — Alexander Nathaniel, 30, 1620 16th St.



Lauderdale County Sheriff's Department

The Lauderdale County Sheriff's Department reported the following suspected non-traffic violations between 4 p.m. Monday and 3:20 p.m. Tuesday.

Obtaining controlled substance by fraudulent means — Wendy Dearman, 31, 9332 Blizzard Road.

Malicious mischief — Jimmy Wright, 18, 604 16th Ave.

Possession of methamphetamine — Wendy Miller (Byrd), 31, 11114 Gilbert Joyner Road. Miller is also charged with three counts of contempt of court.

Trespassing — Daniel Keeton, 35, 3541 Paulding Road. Keeton is also charged with dogs at large.

Driving under the influence of other substances — Chantrell Hampton, 20, 2311 23rd Ave. Hampton is also charged with possession of marijuana, less than 1 ounce.

Contempt of court, two counts — Tyson Miller, 29, 3289 Knox Road.



Incident Reports

The Meridian Police Department reported the following incidents for Monday.

Residential burglaries:

200 block of Third Avenue

1800 block of 22nd Avenue

Stolen vehicle:

1200 block of North Frontage Road

Vandalism:

4300 block of 36th Avenue

1600 block of Seventh Avenue

3100 block of Eighth Street

Larceny:

2400 block of 36th Place

Calls for service: 150

The Lauderdale County Sheriff's Department reported the following incidents for Monday.

Burglary:

3100 block of Minnow Bucket Road, Meridian

Theft:

6300 block of Jimmy Smith Road, Meridian

13000 block of Newton End Road, Collinsville



Fire Runs

Fire runs for the Meridian Fire Department were unavailable for Tuesday.

The Lauderdale County volunteer fire departments reported the following runs for Monday and Tuesday.

Emergency medical service — Rufus Martin Road (Long Creek)

Assist — Briarwood Road (Northeast)



Ambulance Runs

Metro Ambulance made 41 runs between 7 a.m. and 4:15 p.m. Tuesday.