35-year-old Marisa Oropeza was charged with unlawful drug paraphernalia, contraband in a penal institution and simple possession of fentanyl after being charged during a traffic stop. Powdered opioids were found on Oropeza’s person in the form of a lottery ticket while in Montgomery County Jail.
40-year-old Kara Lee Yeager of 1869 Walnut Grove Road netted her sixth set of charges this year May 27, 2020, when a Montgomery County Sheriff’s Deputy found her with glass pipes, marijuana and around 25 capped needles.
26-year-old Deundre Luckett was charged with tampering of evidence, driving on a suspended license, simple possession of cocaine, violation of his condition of release and improper lane usage. Luckett’s charges stem from throwing out a bag containing a white substance during a traffic stop.
33-year-old Dustin Herrell was charged with burglary, simple possession, unlawful drug paraphernalia and theft of a business from a Fort Campbell Walmart. Herrell’s charges originate from being caught whilst shoplifting, then fleeing the scene while throwing items that he previously pillaged during his escape.
54-year-old Charles Sebree was charged with violating his conditions of release and contraband in a penal institution after he was found to be in possession of THC while being booked at the Montgomery County Jail.
21-year-old Julia Keller was charged with simple drug possession, unlawful drug paraphernalia, driving under the influence, driving on a suspended license, and theft of merchandise after she was caught concealing $61.98 worth of alcohol from Mulligan’s Wine and Spirits, then proceeded to drive to her place of employment at Cheddar’s.
30-year-old Troy Wright was charged with possession of cocaine with intent, possession of marijuana, unlawful drug paraphernalia, and tampering with evidence after police executed a search warrant and discovered the drugs and other related items throughout his apartment.
22-year-old Jaquan Hodge was charged with possession of marijuana for resale, simple possession, possession of a firearm while committing a dangerous felony, unlawful drug paraphernalia, and contempt when police recognized him on the criminal trespass list entering a Lincoln Homes residence.
58-year-old Craig Lindquist was charged with possession of cocaine, unlawful drug paraphernalia, resisting arrest, and tampering with evidence when he was found during a traffic stop to be in possession of cocaine and glass pipes. He then refused to cooperate with police.
38-year-old Robert Lingenfelter was charged with possession of marijuana, paraphernalia and driving under the influence when officers responded to a “suspicious vehicle” a gas pump on Fort Campbell Boulevard.
