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Citation Name Offense Race Sex Citation Name Offense Race Sex 061663971 ABBOTT, MIKE PARKED FACING WRONG WAY 101996598 ABERNATHY, TIFFANY JENINE POSTED SPEED LIMIT 40 MPH in a 25 MPH B F 081051093 ABRAMS, BONNIE J NO STATE DL W F 092122726 ABRAMS, DAVID L POSSESS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE-COURT B M 081054619 ABREGO, LIMA EDWIN NO STATE DL H M 081054619 ABREGO, LIMA EDWIN SEATBELT H M 081054620 ABREGO, LIMA EDWIN NO INSURANCE H M 081054621 ABREGO, LIMA EDWIN FAIL TO YIELD (UNCONTROLLED)/ACCIDENT H M 092121429 ACOSTA, CHRISTOPHER CARLOS NO STATE DL H M 101990161 ADAMS, ANDRE D DL SUSPENDED/REVOKED-COURT B M 101990164 ADAMS, ANDRE D IMPROPER PLATES B M 081063449 ADAMS, AZIELEE C DL SUSPENDED/REVOKED-COURT B F 111736766 ADAMS, BLAKE RYAN POSSESS CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE-COURT W M 111736767 ADAMS, BLAKE RYAN POSSESS DRUG PARAPHERNALIA W M 081057519 ADAMS, JAMARICK S DUI - ALCOHOL/DRUGS B M 101997156 ADAMS, MARCHELLE K IMPROPER PLATES B F 101997159 ADAMS, MARCHELLE K DUI - ALCOHOL/DRUGS B F 101997157 ADAMS, MARCHELLE KEUETTE NO INSURANCE B F 101997158 ADAMS, MARCHELLE KEUETTE DL SUSPENDED/REVOKED-COURT B F 092124669 ADAMS, RICKY POSTED SPEED LIMIT 85 MPH in a 65 MPH W M 092119619 ADDISON, GINA R IMPROPER PLATES B F 092119620 ADDISON, GINA R DL SUSPENDED/REVOKED-COURT B F 092119621 ADDISON, GINA R NO INSURANCE B F 081055431 ADKINS, JAMES M JR DISORDERLY CONDUCT-COURT B M 081051415 ADKINS, SAMUEL PAUL FOLLOW TOO CLOSE/ACCIDENT W M 081051416 ADKINS, SAMUEL PAUL DL SUSPENDED/REVOKED-COURT W M 081051417 ADKINS, SAMUEL PAUL LEAVING THE SCENE OF AN ACCIDENT W M 081059566 ADMIRE, RICKIE LYNN LEAVING THE SCENE (UNDER $100.00)-COURT W M 081059567 ADMIRE, RICKIE LYNN FOLLOW TOO CLOSE W M 081059568 ADMIRE, RICKIE LYNN IMPROPER PLATES W M 081059569 ADMIRE, RICKIE LYNN NO INSURANCE W M 092124210 AGNEW, MAURICE DONTE IMPROPER PLATES B M 092124211 AGNEW, MAURICE DONTE NO INSURANCE B M 092124212 AGNEW, MAURICE DONTE DL SUSPENDED/REVOKED-COURT B M 092124213 AGNEW, MAURICE DONTE FAIL TO OBEY OFFICER-COURT B M 061666505 AGUILAR, OSCAR A GIVING FALSE INFO TO POLICE-COURT H M 081043106 AGUSTA, MANUEL SORENTO POSTED SPEED LIMIT 41 MPH in a 25 MPH H M 081043107 AGUSTA, MANUEL SORENTO NO STATE DL H M 081043107 AGUSTA, MANUEL SORENTO SEATBELT H M 092120884 AHART, RYAN MATTHEW IMPROPER PLATES W M 092119768 AIKEN, JAMES L DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT W M 092119769 AIKEN, JAMES L NO INSURANCE W M 092119770 AIKEN, JAMES L IMPROPER PLATES W M 101991373 ALBRITTON, ERICA D IMPROPER PLATES B F 101991374 ALBRITTON, ERICA D NO INSURANCE B F 101991375 ALBRITTON, ERICA D DL SUSPENDED/REVOKED-COURT B F 101991376 ALBRITTON, ERICA D GIVING FALSE INFO TO POLICE-COURT B F 081061716 ALDON, NECOLAS CARELESS AND HEEDLESS H M 081061717 ALDON, NECOLAS DUI - 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