Jackson County Inmate Roster – 12.21.17
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Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Hunter L. Cowles, 22, Medora
Salem Police Department
Jelena Schafstall, 57, Salem
Jasmine L. Boggs, 28, Salem
Washington County Inmate Roster
Washington County Sheriff’s Department
Cody Wayne Jones, 26, Salem
Amanda Dawn Davidson, 27, Louisville
Elizabeth Ruth Cochran, 37, Corydon
Misty Dawn Clifton, 40, Corydon
Tuesday morning around 11:00 a.m. a trooper with the Indiana State Police Drug Enforcement Section stopped a Toyota minivan for speeding on I-70 east bound at the 95.2 mile marker.
This is just west of the Mount Comfort Road exit in Greenfield. The traffic stop quickly turned from an infraction to a felony when the trooper discovered that the driver and passenger were transporting more than 100 pounds of marijuana. ![]() ![]() After talking with the driver, Tong Pan, 43, of Elk Grove, California and his passenger, Liandi Zhang, 52, of Mechanicsville, Virginia, the trooper quickly became suspicious of their story. The trooper also noted that he could smell a strong odor of marijuana and fabric dryer sheets coming from the van. A search of the vehicle revealed several different containers and bags in the van filled with marijuana that had been shrink wrapped and individually packaged. The estimated weight of the marijuana found was more than 120 pounds. The two men stated that they were coming from California and headed to Virginia. Both Pan and Zhang were placed under arrest for dealing and possession of marijuana and taken to the Marion County Jail. |
Sunday afternoon seven adults from Salem were arrested on multiple drug charges at 601 Berkey Street in Salem, including a woman who was set to be a swimming coach at Salem Middle School.
The Washington County Drug Team executed a search warrant Sunday at 3:25p after a months-long drug investigation.
During the search, police located more than 15 grams of Meth, scales and other items used in the distribution of methamphetamine. 15 grams is approx. 0.0330693 pounds.
Kyla Marie Kinslow, 39, 601 Berkey Street, Salem, was arrested and charged with three counts of Dealing Meth.
One count was a Level 2 Felony, Dealing Meth, at least 10 grams but less than 28 grams. Two additional 2 counts, Level 3 Felony, of Dealing Meth.
According to Salem Schools Superintendent Dr. D. Lynn Reed, “Mrs. Kinslow had been slated to be the Salem Middle School swim coach. In light of her arrest, she will not be employed at Salem Community Schools.”
Kinslow was hired by the board in November but has not been added to the school’s payroll.
Others arrested were:
Deanna Marie Bennett, 40, 709 North Main Street, Salem.
Samuel L. Crady, 37, 90 East Easter Park Blvd, Lot 23, Pekin
Harley Lee Smith, 22, 3243 N. Marrs Road Salem
Jonathon A McCartney, 21, 109 S. McClellan Way, Salem
Michaela Samantha McCartney, 23, Salem
Justin Hastings, 28, 3521 E. Bethlehem Church Road, Palmyra, IN
All arrested were taken into custody at 601 Berkey Street and taken to the Washington County Detention Center.
Other assisting agencies were the Salem Police Department, Washington County Sheriff’s Department, Indiana State Police and the Washington County Prosecutor’s Office.
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At approximately 1:20 this morning, Trooper Fox and Evansville Police were in the area of Covert Avenue and Green River Road looking for a suspect involved in an alleged carjacking and shooting that occurred late Monday night.
Arrested and Charged was Steven Martin Freels, 25, Evansville, IN
Trooper Fox observed a 2002 Lincoln stop in the middle southbound lane at the traffic light on Green River Road at Covert Avenue.
After the traffic light turned green the vehicle suddenly made an improper turn by turning west onto Covert from the incorrect lane.
The vehicle then turned into the parking lot at Chuckles. Trooper Fox stopped the vehicle in the parking lot, approached the vehicle and identified the driver as Steven Martin Freels, 25, of Evansville.
Fox detected an odor of an alcoholic beverage while talking to Freels. During the traffic stop a male driving a street sweeping truck approached Fox and informed him that a handgun was laying in the roadway on Covert just west of Green River Road.
Evansville Police immediately responded and secured the weapon. Trooper Fox had just
driven through that area before stopping Freels and did not see the weapon.
Fox believes the handgun was thrown out of the vehicle after Freels turned onto Covert Avenue and before turning into Chuckle’s parking lot.
The .380 caliber handgun was loaded. Further investigation revealed Freels had a blood alcohol content of .13%.
He was arrested and taken to the Vanderburgh County Jail where he is currently being held without bond.
Freels has not been arrested or charged with a crime connecting him to the carjacking/shooting that occurred last night in the area of Covert Avenue and Green River Road.
Arresting Officer: Trooper Taylor Fox, Indiana State Police
Assisting Agency: Evansville Police
All criminal defendants are to be presumed innocent until, and unless proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
On December 17, 2017, around 1:00 a.m., Indiana State Trooper Kyle Glaze, made a traffic stop on a Nissan Altima for a moving violation on SR933 near Pendel, ultimately arresting two area men.
While Glaze was talking to the driver of the Nissan, Lucas Garrett, age 36 of North Liberty, three officers with the St. Joseph County Police Department arrived to assist.
Glaze had become suspicious of possible drug activity and conducted a free-air sniff using his K9 partner, Nala. After a positive alert, a search was conducted on the Nissan.
Located during the search were several items of paraphernalia, suspected methadone and suspected marijuana.
During a search of the passenger, Thomas Campion age 42 of Walkerton, paraphernalia and suspected methamphetamine was located.
Garrett and Campion were both transported to the St. Joseph County Jail by Officer Harbert of the St. Joseph County Police Department.
Once at the jail additional contraband was located by Officer Harbert.
Located was more suspected marijuana, oxycodone, and suspected methamphetamine.
Garret was preliminarily charged with Possession of Methamphetamine, Possession of Paraphernalia, Possession of Marijuana, and Possession of a Controlled Substance.
Campion was preliminarily charged with Possession of Methamphetamine, Possession of Marijuana, and Possession of Paraphernalia.