On December 15th, Stewart County Mayor Robin Brandon once again took to his Facebook profile to articulate his feelings and opinions on COVID-19, Trump’s “re-election”, and “satanist Bill Gates”.
41-year-old Lisa Hanvey was charged with driving on a suspended license, failure to report an accident, and unregistered vehicle after she was found in a ditch, was found to have a suspended license, and did not report the accident.
42-year-old Sheri Carlson was charged with driving under the influence and filing a false report after she claimed her designated driver wrecked her car into a ditch, and it was later discovered she was the driver.
30-year-old Kristina Allen was charged with speeding, reckless driving, and possession of marijuana after she was spotted speeding too closely behind another vehicle and authorities found marijuana on her person.
42-year-old Kelly Leese was charged with domestic assault after she claimed her husband assaulted her, but deputies observed text messages on her phone that stated otherwise.
20-year-old Matthew Westerman was charged with driving under the influence and violation of implied consent after he crashed his vehicle and a Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper noticed he appeared intoxicated.
59-year-old Michael Cox was charged with possession of Gabapentin, speeding, and driving on suspended after he was pulled over for speeding on Highway 79 and an aspirin bottle containing Gabapentin was found in his vehicle.
21-year-old Jakeb Jordan was charged with possession of marijuana, public intoxication, and open container laws after deputies located an open alcoholic beverage in his vehicle and leafy substance inside of an Altoids container.
24-year-old Mittsy Coulter was charged with public intoxication after an Exxon employee reported she was standing around inside the store, appeared to be intoxicated, and was talking to herself.
37-year-old Billy Lee was charged with possession of heroin, methamphetamine, and marijuana after he was caught fleeing from a residence and was found to have a spoon, a needle, and various baggies containing illegal substances on his person.
