The Northwest Georgia Crime Examiner personally compiles arrest reports that cover Polk and Haralson Counties. Listed below is the Polk County arrest report for Sunday March 17, 2013.
The report includes a complete list of arrests, information regarding prior arrests, bonding information and available inmate photos. Unless specified otherwise, all information is obtained from the Polk County Sheriff's Office.
The following people were arrested and charged with the violations listed below. Click on the embedded links within each list to view the complete prior arrests report.
Links to arrests prior to 2009 will not be included.
Kenneth Sheldon Albert Jr., 32, was arrested by Cedartown Police Officer McClendon and charged with theft of services and contempt of court regarding child support.
Magana Mario Arevalo, 39, was arrested by Aragon Police Officer Riley and charged with driving while license withdrawn and speeding in a 35 mph zone (56-99 mph over limit)
Cindy Lynn Barkley, 46, was arrested by Polk County Police Officer Martin and charged with criminal trespass under the Family Violence Act (FVA).
Jason Rodney Cheatwood, 30, was arrested by Polk County Police Officer Price on a warrant for failure to appear in probate court.
James Mollice Dykes IV, 22, was arrested by Cedartown Police Officer Wilkes and charged with third degree cruelty to children under the Family Violence Act (FVA), interference with a 911 call, simple battery (FVA), criminal trespass (FVA), and obstruction.
Stephen Ray Harrell, 20, was arrested by Polk County Police Officer Anderson and charged with underage possession of alcohol.
Loc Nintt Huu, 23, was arrested by Polk County Police Officer McBride and charged with driving under the influence and failure to maintain lane.
John Terry Moore, 55, was arrested by Polk County Sheriff’s Deputy Williams on a warrant for deposit account fraud.
Patricia Renee Patterson, 31, was arrested by Rockmart Police Officer Jarrell and charged with theft by shoplifting.
The arrest reports within this list do not reflect the actual guilt or innocence of the individual or individuals listed. All parties are presumed innocent until they are proven guilty in a court of law. Not every arrest or charge leads to a conviction. A conviction or an acquittal will be determined by the court system.
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