Randolph County Sheriff arrest and Incident reports

Sheriff’s report for June 20 – 27. All persons are innocent until proven quilt in a court of law.

Arrests

Dexter Lamar Shears, 54, of 748 Strozier St., Roanoke – failure to appear in court (destruction of state property) – June 26

Christopher Tyler Smith, 22, of 216 Elizabeth Ave., Roanoke – failure to appear in court (destruction of state property) – June 26

Anthony Dale Dutton, 46, of Jasper – three counts of failure to appear in court (first-degree theft, burglary and unauthorized use of a vehicle) – June 25

Daniel Allen Sikes, 27, of Wedowee – public intoxication – June 25

William Thomas Cooper, 41, of 479 County Rd. 466, Woodland – harassment – June 24

Anateli Nunez Penaloza, 33, of Old Highway 431, Wedowee – third-degree assault – June 24

Kenneth Lejron Dozier, 42, of 237 Ave. A, Apt. 15, Roanoke – two counts of failure to appear in court (possession of a forged instrument and child support) – June 24

Flavio Escobar Fernandez, 43, of 52062 Hwy. 22, Wadley – first-degree theft of property – June 24

Kevin Anthony Whitley, 35, of 1585 County Rd. 408, Woodland – probation revocation – June 24

Elizabeth Byers, 66, of LaFayette – three counts of failure to appear in court (switched tag, improper tag and fourth-degree theft) – June 23

Eddie Walter Morgan, 62, of 902 Chestnut St., Roanoke – three counts of failure to appear in court (driving with license revoked, third-degree burglary and first-degree theft of property) – June 22

John Thomas Williams, 32, of Valley – failure to appear in court (first-degree receiving stolen property) – June 22

Anthony James Wright, 37, of Holmes Avenue, Wedowee – second-degree possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and attempting to elude law enforcement – June 20

Randy Charles Patillo, 44, of 1339 County Rd. 460, Woodland – failure to appear in court (third-degree domestic violence) – June 19

Gary William Rostofer, 34, homeless – three counts of failure to appear in court (assault with bodily fluids, resisting arrest and attempting to elude law enforcement), public intoxication, resisting arrest, two counts of third-degree domestic violence (harassment), third-degree assault, third-degree domestic violence (third-degree assault), DUI and operating a vehicle without insurance – June 19

Matthew Ryan Blackmon, 30, of Daviston – second-degree possession of marijuana and public intoxication – June 18

Charles Javoris Brown, 32, of 505 Cannon St., Roanoke – failure to appear in court (driving with license revoked) – June 18

James Manganelle, 42, of Franklin, Ga. – domestic violence (harassment) – June 18

Michael Dustin Morrow, 37, of Athens, Ala. – failure to appear in court (harassment) – June 18

Tony Barfield Jr., 40, of 7748 Hwy. 48, Lineville – three counts of failure to appear in court (first-degree rape and two counts of sexual abuse of a child less than 12) – June 17

James TaMarcus Battle, 38, of 1209 Henry St., Roanoke – possession of drug paraphernalia and possession with intent to distribute – June 17

Jessica Derell Cosby, 38, of 45 Pine Ridge Trail, Wedowee – failure to appear in court (speeding) – June 17

Arin Lee Daniel, 23, of Bowdon, Ga. – first-degree receiving stolen property – June 17

Brenda Marie Freeman, 52, of 26101 County Rd. 87, Graham – child support – June 17

Dept. of Conservation

Duward O’Neal Briskey, 45, of 163 County Rd. 310, Roanoke – two counts of sale of game birds or animals – June 18

Incident reports

Breaking and entering a vehicle was reported on June 21 on County Road 112, near Prospect Church. The owner said someone stole makeup and a fur jacket, wool coat and box of personal papers from her 2013 Mini Cooper.

An orange 2019 KTM dirt bike was reported stolen from a workshop on Highway 22 near Dickert on June 25.

Body found

A young woman was found deceased on Monday morning in a vacant trailer on County Road 456 in the Lamar area. The body of Katlin Edmondson, 29, was taken for an autopsy. A friend told authorities he had dropped her off there on Saturday. The owner of the property went to check on it that morning and found her. He had allowed her to stay there when she needed a place to stay.