Dana Digby, 46, Texas
Booking #:
174870
Age:
46
Gender:
Female
Race:
Caucasian
Address:
Texas,
Booking Date:
01-08-2020 - 8:57 pm
Charges:
DISORDERLY CONDUCT / UNREASONABLE OR EXCESSIVE BEHAVIOR
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
Author: Greg
Mashana Sheppard, 33, White Hall
Booking #:
174843
Age:
33
Gender:
Female
Race:
African American
Address:
White Hall, AR
Booking Date:
01-06-2020 - 9:41 pm
Charges:
Failure to appear-FAILURE TO APPEAR
DL Suspended for DWI
No Child Safety Restraint
No Proof of Insurance
No Seatbelt
Following Too Close
Unlawful acts - DWI-VIOLATION OF OMNIBUS DWI ACT
Richard Robinson, 30, Pine Bluff
Booking #:
100138
Age:
30
Gender:
Male
Race:
African American
Address:
PINE BLUFF, AR
Booking Date:
01-06-2020 - 6:57 pm
Charges:
Alias-Felon in Possession of a Firearm by Certain Persons
Cindy Quarles, 20, Pine Bluff
Booking #:
174791
Age:
20
Gender:
Female
Race:
Caucasian
Address:
Pine Bluff, AR
Booking Date:
12-30-2019 - 2:20 am
Charges:
Purchase or possession by minor-PURCHASE, POSSESSION OF INTOXICATING LIQUOR BY MINOR
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (CODEINE)
Conduct proscribed-UNDER AGE DUI LAW / GENERAL DESCRIPTION
PUBLIC INTOXICATION
POSSESSION OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE (CODEINE)
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