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Charged with Drug Trafficking

Three individuals from the Rockledge Community of Etowah County have been arrested and charged with a number of charges including drug trafficking.

According to Etowah County Sheriff Todd Entrekin 41 year old Lori Lei Bodden, 36 year old Carlos Cardona-Herrera, and 22 year old Juan Hernandez-Telle, all of Boaz were arrested last night after Etowah County Drug Enforcement Agents executed a search warrant.

Each is charged with one count of trafficking, which is a felony. Additional charges of distribution are pending for Bodden as well. A three week long investigation led to the arrest at Bodden residence at 1709 Sligo Road in Boaz.

Approximately ¾ of a pound of Crystal Meth with a street value of approximately $40,000, drug paraphernalia, multiple long guns, six vehicles, one boat and several computers were seized from the residence.

While executing the warrant it was additionally discovered that there was also a large scale tax fraud operation being ran out of the home as well.

The individuals were creating false sales contracts for non-existing houses in order to abuse the first time homebuyer’s tax credit.

More than $200,000 in claims have been processed and Investigators with the Internal Revenue Service have been contacted and now working the case.

Sheriff Entrekin said that this will a case which will take quiet some time to sort out and additional charges and possible arrest are pending.

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Cedar Bluff - Highway Blocked
A portion of Highway 9, North of Cedar Bluff was blocked for an extended period of time on Friday afternoon as crews worked to clear a two vehicle accident involving an 18 wheeler and a passenger car.

The mishap occurred near the 272 mile marker of highway 9, according to Alabama State Troopers the accident involved a 1998 Chevrolet being driven by Cedar Bluff resident Keri Johnson and a 2000 Freightliner driven by Johnny Smith of a Myrna, Tennessee address.

Both drivers escaped injury in the mishap however, Johnson’s vehicle suffered significant damage.

Alabama State Troopers are investigating the exact cause.

  • DENISE COOEY TO SERVE AS TEMPORARY EMA DIRECTOR IN - Gadsden Mayor Sherman Guyton has announced that Gadsden-Etowah County Emergency Management Agency Deputy Officer Denise Cooey temporarily will serve as the agency`s acting director.
  • FT PAYNE POLICE REPORTS JANIARY 29th THRU 31st - SUBJECT: Activity for January 29th thru January 31st, 2010 Friday January 29th Incidents Theft of Property  Occurred at 1517 Gault Ave N, a 1000 watt amplifier, 2 12 inch hifonics subwoofer and box and 1 CD player was purchased on a closed account, valued at $334.00 Theft by Deception  Occurred at 106 15th Street SE, taken was merchandise and currency totaling $3010.00 Robbery  Occurred at 6700 Greenhill Blvd NW, taken was $64.00 in currency and a personal check for $24.00 3 Arrests Jared Clifton Anderson, age 20 of Collinsville, was arrested for DUI at 12:04 am. A 17 year old female juvenile from Fort Payne was arrested for Minor in Possession of Alcohol at 6:22 pm. Jason Daniel Scoggins, age 22 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Disorderly Conduct/Disturbing the Peace at 11:02 pm. 1 Accident with 0 Injuries Saturday January 30th Incidents Theft of Property  Occurred at Wal-Mart, taken was 8 shirts and a tie, valued at $179.00 3 Arrests Jessica Marie Greene, age 27 of Salecreek, Tn., was arrested for Third Degree Theft of Property at 8:58 pm. Amy Michelle Stiefel, age 29 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Third Degree Theft of Property at 8:58 pm. Damion Verdell Stubbs, age 27 of Center, was arrested on a Warrant for Violation of Court Order at 11:00 pm. 1 Accident with 0 Injuries Sunday January 31st Incidents Unlawful Breaking/Entering a Vehicle  Occurred at 2001 Glenn Blvd SW, taken was 5 bras, 5 underclothes, 1 pair boots, 5 lingeries, 1 dress, 1 skirt and a social security card and Alabama drivers license, valued at $735.00 11 Arrests Joshua Keith Haworth, age 18 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Minor in Possession of Alcohol at 4:30 am. Kristopher Lee Keef, age 20 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Minor in Possession of Alcohol at 4:30 am. Herman Nathan Roy Burke, age 25 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Open House Party, Disorderly Conduct/Disturbing the Peace, Discharging Firearm in City, and Possession of Marijuana at 4:14 am. Byron Trey Peppers, age 18 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Minor in Possession of Alcohol at 4:30 am. Wesley Ross Hairell, age 19 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Minor in Possession of Alcohol at 4:30 am. A 17 year old male juvenile of Collinsville, was arrested for Minor in Possession of Alcohol at 4:30 am. A 17 year old male juvenile of Mentone, was arrested for Minor in Possession of Alcohol at 4:30 am. Lecricia Steed Bohannon, age 23 of Section, was arrested for Third Degree Theft of Property at 6:26 pm. Paden Adam Sharpe, age 19 of Collinsville, was arrested for Minor in Possession of Alcohol and Open Container at 8:05 pm. William Edward Pick, age 24 of Joppa, was arrested on a Warrant for Criminal Trespass at 11:22 pm. Travis Alexander Miller, age 20 of Flat Rock, was arrested on a Warrant for Criminal Trespass at 11:22 pm. 1 Accident with 1 Injury An accident with injury occurred at Dugout Valley Road W, Dustin Tyler Rowell, age 19 of Rainsville was injured with the 2003 Yamaha YZF motorcycle he was driving left the roadway, he was taken to Dekalb Regional by Dekalb Ambulance Service
  • ONE PERSON ARRESTED AFTER ELUDING DEPUTIES - One person was taken into custody this afternoon after eluding authorities in a chase which began in DeKalb County. According to reports Deputies in DeKalb County were in pursuit of a possible burglary suspect on Alabama Highway 35 heading into Cherokee County. Deputies from the Cherokee County Sheriffs Department were dispatched to assist according to reports weve received the suspect was also driving a stolen vehicle and has outstanding warrants in Cherokee County. The suspect was taken into custody without incident and transported to the DeKalb County Detention Center. Stay tuned to Weis Radio News for further updates regarding this story.
  • CHEROKEE COUNTY ARREST FOR SATURDAY - Fanisha Jelks, 21 of Centre, Failure to Pay on the prior charges of Negotiating Worthless Negotiable Instruments. Kenneth Brandon Campbell 36 of Glencoe, Non-Support. James Allen Friar Jr., 31 of Centre, 48 Hours Court Order. Gregory Michael Reed, 36 of Centre, Bail Jumping 2nd Degree. Jessica Nicole Owens, 25 of Leesburg, Failure to Appear on the charges of Driving While Suspended. James Frances Qubach Jr., 18 of Leesburg, Bail Jumping. Currently there are 66 inmates housed in the Cherokee County Detention Center.
  • FT PAYNE POLICE REPORTS FEBRUARY 1ST thu FEBRUARY - Monday February 1st Incidents Delayed Accident Report  Occurred at 6700 Gault Ave N., a Ford Thunderbird was damaged by a deer on the front fender, window and door, valued at $300.00 Burglary  Occurred at 1613 Airport Road, taken was 2 boxes of Nascar collectables and a Dale Earnhart car in glass case, valued at $5350.00 3 Arrests Rebecca Ann Sewell Baugh, age 30 of Fyffe, was arrested on a Warrant for NWNI at 9:37 am. Raymond Kyle Martin, age 20 of Prattville, was arrested on Six Warrants, Four for Harassing Communications, one for Harassment and one for Domestic Violence at 9:30 am. Scottie Randall Spillman, age 30 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for No Seatbelt at 1:45 pm. 2 Accidents with 0 Injuries Tuesday February 2nd Incidents Damaged Property  Occurred at 1400 Glenn Blvd SW, a bumper on a Ford Explorer was damaged, valued at $1000.00 Unlawful Breaking/Entering a Vehicle, taken was a car tag, Number 28B99C5, valued at $50.00 Theft of Property  Occurred at 1851 Industrial Lane SW, taken was a 3 ton Rudd air conditioner unit and panels for a unit, valued at $3700.00 Theft of Property  Occurred at 802 Godfrey Ave NE, taken was a black and tan Rottweiler, valued at $500.00 4 Arrests Patricia Lee Davis, age 47 of Boaz, was arrested on a Warrant for Violation of Court Order at 12:48 pm. Michael Glenn Hawkins, age 20 of Fort Payne, was arrested on two Alias Warrants for Harassing Communications and Harassment at 8:00 pm. John Corey Michael McGee, age 26 of Fort Payne, was arrested on an Alias Warrant for Violation of Court Order at 9:07 pm. Jeffery Tyrone Maddox, age 46 of Fort Payne, was arrested for Open Container at 10:09 pm. 2 Accidents with 0 Injuries Wednesday February 3rd Incidents Theft of Property  Occurred at 1010 Godfrey Ave NE, taken was two = karat oval cluster diamond rings, two < karat oval diamond cluster rings, a mens gold wedding band, a mens diamond cluster nugget ring, and a diamond cluster with hearts ring, valued at $2180.00 Criminal Mischief  Occurred at 602 Williams Ave NE, a car hood on a Chevrolet Malibu was damaged, valued at $500.00 Damaged Property  Occurred at 602 Greenhill Blvd SW, a yard was damaged by ruts and mar marks, valued at $200.00 Burglary  Occurred at 509 Tyler Ave SE, taken was a washing machine, dryer, stove, wood stove, and damaged occurred to wood door, valued at $625.00 7 Arrests A 17 year old male juvenile from Fort Payne was arrested for Assault at 9:04 am. Crystal Rose Olko, age 25 of Fort Payne, was arrested on a Warrant for Probation Violation at 9:55 am. Martin Michael Marszalek, age 50 of Collinsville, was arrested for Public Intoxication at 1:39 pm. James William Connison, Jr., age 34 of Fort Payne, was arrested on an Alias Warrant for Insurance Violation at 3:15 pm. Rodney Wayne Clines, age 22 of Fyffe, was arrested on Two Alias Warrants for Leaving the Scene of an Accident and Insurance Violation at 3:15 pm. Lebehn Daniel, age 28 of Huntsville, was arrested on a Warrant for Probation Violation at 7:00 pm. Lashawn Antron Brown, age 21 of Huntsville, was arrested on Two Warrant for Probation Violation and Revocation at 7:00 pm. 0 Accidents with 0 Injuries Thursday February 4th Incidents Damaged Property  Occurred at 202 Greenhill Blvd NW, a 1999 Chevrolet 1500 pickups bed and cab were damaged, valued at $3000.00 1 Arrest Jeremy Tirrell Kelly, age 21 of Scottsboro, was arrested on a Warrant for Failure to Appear at 11:13 am. 7 Accidents with 0 Injuries
  • SUSPECT APPREHENDED AFTER SHORT PURSUIT - One person was taken into custody on Friday afternoon after eluding authorities in a chase which began in DeKalb County. According to reports, deputies with the DeKalb County Sheriffs Department were in pursuit of a possible burglary suspect on Alabama Highway 35 heading into Cherokee County just before 2pm. Deputies from Cherokee County were dispatched to assist after receiving reports that the vehicle the suspect was driving was stolen, it was also discovered that the individual had outstanding warrants out of Cherokee County. The suspect was taken into custody without incident and transported to the DeKalb County Detention Center. Well have more as reports become available.
  • ONE INJURED ONE KILLED IN ACCIDENT - One person was killed and another injured following a one vehicle accident taking place Saturday night. According to Alabama State Troopers the mishap occurred at 8:30 on Lions Street in Munford. The driver of the 2000 Iszu, 34 year old Josie Stay of Anniston was transported to Anniston Regional Medical Center for treatment of injuries while a passenger 40 year old Harold Angle of Eastaboga was pronounced dead. No additional information was made available, the mishap remains under investigation by Alabama State Troopers.
  • LADY WARRIORS,TROJANS WIN, LADY PANTHERS FALL - CENTRE  The pieces of the puzzle are finally starting to fit together for Cherokee County girls basketball coach Travis Barnes. And they couldnt come together at a better time. After trailing rival Alexandria by four points at halftime Saturday, the Lady Warriors kicked their game in gear and came away with a 56-49 victory in the Class 4A, Area 12 championship game. Its the first area championship in Barnes five-year tenure with the Lady Warriors (9-11).
  • JOINT INVESTIGATION NETS GUNS, DRUGS - A joint investigation between the DeKalb and Jackson county sheriffs department ended Thursday in the confiscation of of drugs and guns in Section. Jerry Conald Moore, 56, of Section is charged with first-degree drug manufacturing and unlawful possession of marijuana in relation to the investigation. DeKalb Sheriff Jimmy Harris said officers with his department, the Jackson County Sheriffs Department, Section Police Department, DeKalb County Drug Task Force, Drug Enforcement Administration and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms carried out a search of Moores home on County Road 43 in Section on Thursday, with the help of drug-sniffing dogs. Harris said officers seized 6 pounds of marijuana, a large meth lab, about 60 guns, a vehicle and $5,000. Jackson County Chief Deputy Chuck Phillips said federal charges against Moore are expected, related to Moores possession of automatic weapons.
  • SUMMERVILLE POLICE SEARCH FOR ROBBERY SUSPECT - Summerville Police are continuing their search for two men that robbed a loan office in Summerville on Sunday at gunpoint. According to police the two men, one with some kind of a handgun, walked into The Cash Store on Commerce Street in Summerville on Sunday and attempted to rob the store.
  • CHEROKEE COUNTY ARREST FILES FOR MONDAY - Ian Kyle Battles, 22 of Cedartown, Georgia, Open House Party. Currently there are 67 inmates housed in the Cherokee County Detention Center.
  • ATTALLA WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT - An Attalla woman was killed in a one vehicle accident occurring 2 miles north of Attalla on Highway 431. Alabama State Troopers say that the accident occurred at 11:25 Sunday morning the victim has been identified as 70 year old Altoona resident Mary Carol Spearman Faust driving a 1996 Toyota. Faust was airlifted to UAB Medical Center where she later died. The Iva-lee and Attalla Fire Departments, Etowah County Sheriffs Department, A-Med Ambulance, and Alabama State Troopers responded to that scene.
  • PORTION OF I-59 BLOCKED AFTER MAJOR ACCIDENT - According to State Troopers at approximately 6:00 Sunday morning Trooper Mike Owens responded to a tractor trailer accident taking place in the north bound lane I-59 at the 185 mile-marker. The north bound lanes of the interstate had to be shut down from the 183 to the 188 mile-marker due to the fact that the rig had overturned knocking over some of the concrete barriers in the construction zone. The Etowah Department of Transportation, Henkel Construction Company and local fire departments were dispatched to the scene to assist with the clean-up and traffic control. The accident remains under investigation.
  • ONE KILLED ONE INJURED IN CO RD 71 ACCIDENT - According to Alabama State Troopers one person was killed and another person injured following a two vehicle accident on County Road 71 in front of the Beans and Greens Restaurant on Saturday afternoon. The mishap occurred just after 4:00 four miles east of Hokes Bluff and involved a 1999 Honda Accord driven by 51 year old Stoney Fuqua of Gadsden Fuqua was transported to Gadsden Regional for treatment of his injury. The driver of the 2nd vehicle 61 year old Piedmont resident Virginia Bartlett driving a 1998 Honda Accord was fatally injured in the accident. The accident remains under investigation by Alabama State Troopers.
  • CHATTOOGA COUNTY ARREST FILES FOR SATURDAY - Chattooga County Arrest Files 02/06/2010; Listed as cited or arrested in the past 24 hours according to the docket records of the Chattooga County Sheriffs Dept.: Howard Lee Allmon- 39-Lafayette-D.U.I., failure to maintain single lane Brandon Zane Tibbs-27-Summerville-Possession of firearm by convicted felon Jeremy Dewayne Trammell-29-Gainesville-Hold for court Michael Tommy Tucker-18-Trion-Weekend Sentence Larry Gwynne Williams-56-Lyerly-Probation Violation Jonas Deronaire Darden-22-Summerville-Burglary Bryant Richard Longshore III-35-Summerville-Weekend Sentence Benjamin Wayne Strawn-29-Lyerly-D.U.I., driving with suspended/revoked license, headlights, open container, suspended registration Ashley Danielle Thompson-20-Summerville-Burglary
  • CHATTOOGA COUNTY ARREST FILES FOR SUNDAY - Listed as cited or arrested in the past 24 hours according to the docket records of the Chattooga County Sheriffs Dept.: David Lee Reynolds-58-Summerville-Pedestrian under the influence of drugs/alcohol Glenn Ray Spraggins-37-Summerville-Disorderly conduct, Public drunkenness Benjamin Wayne Strawn-29-Lyerly-D.U.I., driving with suspended/revoked license, headlights, open container, suspended registration Sandra Starkey Weaver-47-Summerville-Disorderly conduct Monte Ray Buckles-41-Cloudland-Speeding, D.U.I. Thelma Lopez Chavez-35-Trion-Driving without a valid license Joshua Matthew Park-25-Summerville-Possession of marijuana less than 1oz. Olegario Daniel Vasqu Ramirez-23-Trion-Driving without a valid license Terry Lee Phillips-42-Summerville-Disorderly conduct
  • CHATTOOGA COUNTY ARREST FILES FOR MONDAY - Robert Edward Phillips, age 45 of Summerville, Hold for Transport Freedom Renea Baker, age 23 of Trion, Charged with Weekend Superior Court Sentence Patrick Caleb Bentley, age 18 of Trion, Charged with Probation Violation Danny Ray Newton, age 45 of Armuchee, Charged with Weekend Superior Court Sentence Victorian Lashonda Redwine, age 19 of Owensboro, KY., Charged with Failure to Appear Huey Charles Bowden, age 57 of Summerville, Held on Pending Charges Micha Nevin Dempsey, age 20 of Rome, Held for Transport Tony Lee Evans, age 48 of Trion, Charged with Disorderly Conduct Paco Pablo Mendoza, age 22 of Rome, Charged with DUI / Alcohol, Failure to Maintain a Single Lane, Driving without a Valid License
  • COUNTY ROAD 26 REMAINS CLOSED, COATES BEND RD TO C - Weis Radio News Spoke to Cherokee County Engineer Cory Chambers who said that weather has slowed down progress on the progress of the County Road 26 project. That portion of road near County Road 54 approximately one mile east of Highway 411 on 26 will remain closed for at least two more days depending on the weather. Chambers said that crews are working day and night to hurry the project along, during work that area will be open to local traffic only, all other traffic should detour around onto County Road 54 which connects between 26 and Highway 411. The Etowah Commission is planning to close a portion of Coates Bend Road for repairs for parts of two days next week. Assistant County Engineer Robert Nail said that weather permitting the section of Coates Bend Road between Turkey Town Road and Coates Bend Circle will be closed from 8am Tuesday thru 4pm Wednesday. Nail said that the closing is necessary to replace a culvert.
  • `HAUNTED BRIDGE` MAY SOON HAVE NEW HOME - The former Pleasant Hill Road Bridge which is believed to be the oldest bridge in Etowah County may soon have a new home in Attalla, if the Etowah County Historical Society can come up with the funds to move it. The bridge was replaced by the Etowah County Commission after it became too expensive to rehabilitate.
  • FLAT ROCK REMAINS IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER BEIN - A 15-year-old Flat Rock boy remained in T.C. Thompson Children`s Hospital in Chattanooga, Tenn. Friday after he was accidentally shot Thursday afternoon.
  • Single-vehicle Rollover in Cedar Bluff - One person was hurt in a single-vehicle rollover, occurring on County Road 667 in Cedar Bluff, shortly after10:30 Thursday morning.

    According to information from Cedar Bluff Police, that mishap involved a 2000 Cadillac Seville Northstar, being driven by Rosalie Scruggs.

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DeKalb County - Tree Hits Patrol Car
According to DeKalb County Sheriff Jimmy Harris at approximately 4:00 Friday morning the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office received a call of two trees blocking the roadway on County Road 89 north of Desoto Falls.

Sgt. Alfred Rigstad and Reserve Deputy Cole McAnelly were dispatched to the scene to assist. Mentone Fire Department responded to remove the trees from the roadway.

Sgt. Rigstad and Reserve Deputy McAnelly arrived and pulled next to one of the trees crossing the roadway. While still in the vehicle, the deputies heard a loud cracking noise.

The driver, Sgt. Rigstad, attempted to move the vehicle but was blocked in by other vehicles. A large tree then fell on the patrol car damaging the hood, front fender, and passenger side.

Neither deputy was injured in the incident. The tree was removed enough to allow both deputies to exit the vehicle. The deputies then assisted in clearing the trees from the roadway.

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National Signing Day - Local Seniors
Several top athletes from around the area, finalized their college choices Wednesday – on National Signing Day.

Among those was Cherokee County High School quarterback Coty Blanchard, along with receiver Gabriel Chambers, offensive lineman Daniel Miller, and linebacker Caleb Crane.

Desmond Brown – who was a running back for the Warriors – signed with the University of Clemson as a safety. Coty Blanchard and Gabriel Chambers, both signed with Jacksonville State University. Blanchard’s scholarship is for the dual role of football and baseball meanwhile, Miller and Crane both signed with Shorter College in Rome.

And Cherokee County standout D.J. Fyffe is expected to sign with the University of West Alabama at a later date.

Piedmont High School offensive lineman Seth Reedy, signed with Southern Mississippi after receiving late interest from the University of Tennessee.

Bulldog running back Christian Cantrell signed with Tennessee Tech while Terrick Spear will continue to remain teammates with Tay Holloway, as they both signed with Stillman College.

Chase Childers signed with Birmingham Southern, and Luke Smith will begin his college career at Shorter College in Rome.

Collinsville Senior Justin Irvine signed on Friday with Huntington College in Montgomery.

National Signing Day

From left, Daniel Miller (Shorter), Caleb Crane (Shorter), Coty Blanchard (JSU), Gabriel Chambers (JSU) and Desmond Brown (Clemson). Standing from left are Brian Johnson, Doug Davis and Tripp Curry.

  • BASKETBALL AREA TOURNAMENT UPDATE - Cedar Bluff rolled to their 24th win of the year beating Collinsville 69-46. The dynamic duo of Tyric Scales and Marcus Dupree lead the charge for the Tigers as Reese had 18 points and Scales 16.
  • LADY BULLDOGS WIN, LADY WARRIORS WIN IN AREA PLAY - The Gaston Lady Bulldogs defeated the Spring Garden Lady Panthers 42-33 to capture the 1A Area 12 Championship. Spring Garden will travel to Athens Bible next Thursday. The Sand Rock Lady Wildcats will also have to travel next Thursday to North Sand Mountain as they lost to Geraldine 44-34 in the 2A Area 12 Championship. Glencoe was crowned the 3A Area 10 Champions by virtue of a 60-51 win over Piedmont.
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    • 3rd ANNUAL VALENTINE`S BANQUET - FEBRUARY 13th - The Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce, will present their 3rd Annual Valentines Banquet featuring live music with dinner & dancing on Saturday, February 13th.
    • REGISTRATION FOR CENTRE FAST-PITCH SOFTBALL - Registration for Centre Parks & Recreation Fast-Pitch Softball, will be taking place at the Centre City Hall, February 1st  17th, Monday  Friday from 1:00  4:00pm each day. Registration will also take place at Cedar Bluff School on Friday, February 5th from 3:00  5:00pm; Saturday, February 6th from 9:00am  12:00 noon; Friday, February 12th from 3:00  5:00pm; and Saturday, February 13th from 9:00am  12:00 noon. This is for girls ages 5  14; the fee is $40.00  $35.00 for any additional children of the immediate family.