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The News Herald July 14, 2021 Page 12 Police reports July 5-11 Monday, July 5 John Tivis Lile, 35, was served a warrant at Sixth and Garfield, Mar- ion. Jason Christopher McLain, 23, was prelimi- narily charged with re- fusal to idenfy in the 3200 block of South Fel- ton Street, Marion. Jasmine R. Sullivan, 18, was served a warrant in the 3200 block of South Felton Street, Marion. Shane Allen Williams, 49, was preliminarily charged with possession of methamphetamine during a traffic stop at 29th and Home streets, Marion. Tuesday, July 6 Dusty Lee Johnson, 31, and Melissa Annee Johnson, 30, were served warrants in the 100 block of Tomi Road, Van Buren. Jayontay Chrison Tarl- ton, 23, was served a warrant in the 5100 block of Prestwick Square Drive, Marion. Wednesday, July 7 Storm Ray Spencer, 33, was preliminarily charged with baery against public safety offi- cials in the 900 block of Hanawalt Street, Mon- cello. Christopher R. Thomp- son, 28, was preliminar- ily charged with failure to appear in the 200 block of East Fourth Street, Marion. Aric Wayne Lowe, 36, was preliminarily charged with criminal trespassing in the 200 block of East Fourth Street, Marion. Colton Ross Becker, 19, was preliminarily charged with possession of marijuana and con- tribung to the delin- quency of a minor in Maer Park, Marion. Charles D. Baker, 42, was preliminarily charged with possession of methamphetamine and unlawful possession of a syringe in the 2000 block of South Washing- ton Street, Marion. Thomas R. Banter, 52, was served a warrant during a traffic stop at 38th Street and 300 West, Marion. Thursday, July 9 Julian Omar Broom- field, 28, was preliminar- ily charged with fraud in the 200 block of East Fourth Street, Marion. Yesenia Alvarez, 33, was served a warrant in the 300 block of South Branson Street, Marion. Derrick D. Robinson, 33, was preliminarily charged with resisng law enforcement and possession of a narcoc drug during a traffic stop at 10th and Maple streets, Marion. Friday, July 9 James Ebz-Quan But- ler, 24, was preliminarily charged with baery with injury to public safety officer, resisng law enforcement, and driving while suspended in the 200 block of East Fourth Street, Marion. Cory Allen Wheadon, 30, was preliminarily charged with possession of paraphernalia, posses- sion of a synthec drug or a synthec drug lookalike substance, and unlawful possession of a syringe at 34th and Boots streets, Marion. Pedro Guadalupe Gar- cia, 25, was served a warrant in the 1600 block of West Fourth Street, Marion. Jermiah T. Smith, 21, was preliminarily charged with operator never licensed during a traffic stop at 30th and McClure streets, Marion. Saturday, July 10 Nelida Marie Garcia, 35, was preliminarily charged with criminal mischief in the 200 block of East Fourth Street, Marion. Carolyn Sue Mullins, 56, was served a warrant in the 300 block of West 30th Street, Marion. Donathan Roderick Ed- wards, 42, was prelimi- narily charged with threats of harm in the 600 block of South Washington Street, Mar- ion. Sunday, July 11 Andre L. Cosby, 56, was preliminarily charged with failure to appear in the 200 block of East Fourth Street, Marion. Jacob Anthony Carrillo, 24, was preliminarily charged with baery re- sulng in bodily injury to another person in the 4900 block of South Adams Street, Marion. Brian J. Arnold, 50, was served a warrant in the 700 block of North Bald- win Avenue, Marion. Jayontay Chrison Tarl- ton, 23, was preliminarily charged with possession of and dealing in mari- juana during a traffic stop at 30th and Ne- braska streets, Marion. Ronald J. Payton, 19, was preliminarily charged with possession of marijuana during a traffic stop at 32nd and Hamaker streets, Mar- ion. Keshaun M. Taylor, 19, was preliminarily charged with possession of and dealing in mari- juana during a traffic stop at 32nd and Hamaker streets, Mar- ion. Stephanie Kay Smith, 27, was served a warrant in the 100 block of Thomas Road, La- Fontaine. Puzzle answers Schedule continued from Page 10 person, includes dinner and entertainment The Lord and Lady of Honeywell Manor invite you to partake in a fes- tive holiday celebration, this year with an entirely NEW SCRIPT! Dine amongst royalty with a delicious feast accompa- nied by live comedy, music, and entertain- ment. Wear your finest period clothing to partici- pate in the costume con- test, a new addition this year! You will be enter- tained by their majesties’ singers, performers, and of course, the jester. This performance is presented by Wabash Area Commu- nity Theater. Church Basement Ladies: 20 th Anniversary Tour – Tuesday, Mar. 29, 2022 at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., Honeywell Center Ford Theater All seats $35 Join us as we celebrate 20 years of the church basement kitchen and the women who work there! From the elderly matriarch to the young bride-to-be, the ladies handle a Christmas din- ner, the funeral of a dear friend, a Hawaiian Easter fundraiser, and a steaming hot July wed- ding. They stave off po- tential disasters, share and debate recipes, in- struct the young, and keep the Pastor on course in this comedy musical. Eagles Theatre performance: Jim Brickman: The Gift of Christmas – Thursday, Dec. 16, 2021 at 7:30 p.m., Eagles Theatre Most seats $29, $39; Limited premium seating $69. Grammy-nominated songwriter and piano sensation Jim Brickman is back and will be taking the country by storm this holiday season with his annual holiday tour “The Gift of Christmas.” Enjoy a LIVE concert ex- perience that blends yuletide memories and holiday carols with his own hit songs such as “The Gift,” “Sending You A Little Christmas,” “Angel Eyes,” and “If You Believe.” Tickets can be pur- chased at Honey- wellArts.org or by calling the Honeywell Box Office at 260.563.1102.
