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90 Day Arrest Report Date: 6/20/2019 90 Day Arrest Report Arrest Arrest Last Name First Name City St Zip Arrest Charge Charge Description Date Time 22/Mar 1350 CARPIO NINA CONWAY SC 295268291 16-13-0110(A) SHOPLIFTING/SHOPLIFTING...$2,000 OR LESS 22/Mar 0230 LAWSON ANTHONY MYRTLE BEACH SC 295773455 56-01-0460(A)(1)(A) TRAFFIC / DUS, LIC NOT SUSP DUI- 1ST OFF 22/Mar 0230 LAWSON ANTHONY MYRTLE BEACH SC 295773455 56-05-2150 TRAFFIC/ FAIL GIVE/GIVING IMPROP TURN SIG,STOP SIG,ETC 22/Mar 0230 LAWSON ANTHONY MYRTLE BEACH SC 295773455 56-05-2930(A) DUI / DUI, LESS THAN .10, 1ST OFFENSE 22/Mar 0230 LAWSON ANTHONY MYRTLE BEACH SC 295773455 14-64 ORDINANCE/RES ARR- GIVE FALSE NAME AND ADDRESS 22/Mar 1900 BOWMAN TERRY MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 61-06-4020 ALCOHOL / TRANSPORT ALCOHOL IN MOTOR VEHICLE WITH SEAL BROKE 22/Mar 2225 PARKER KATHERINE MYRTLE BEACH SC 295775660 14-66 ORDINANCE / PUBLIC INTOXICATION / IMPAIRMENT 22/Mar 2230 NOBLES ZACHARY HOPE MILL NC 28348 14-61(B)(1) ORDINANCE/ DIS COND-LEWD,OBSC,PROF LANGUAGE 22/Mar 1546 BROWN KEYONTEA MYRTLE BEACH SC 295773367 56-01-0460(A)(1)(A) TRAFFIC / DUS, LIC NOT SUSP DUI- 1ST OFF 22/Mar 1546 BROWN KEYONTEA MYRTLE BEACH SC 295773367 56-05-1520(G)(1) TRAFFIC / SPEEDING, 10 MPH OR LESS OVER THE SPEED LIMIT 22/Mar 1546 BROWN KEYONTEA MYRTLE BEACH SC 295773367 56-03-1250 TRAFFIC / FAILURE TO POSSESS REGISTRATION CARD 22/Mar 1643 GROOMS ACIE MYRTLE BEACH SC 295889367 56-01-0460(A)(1)(A) TRAFFIC / DUS, LIC NOT SUSP DUI- 1ST OFF 22/Mar 0203 WALTERS DANIEL MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 14-67 ORDINANCE / TRESPASS ENFORCEMENT AUTHORIZATION PROGRAM 22/Mar 1948 MELLERSON JONATHAN SUMMERTON SC 291488061 44-53-0370(D)(4).1STDRUGS/ SPM, POSS 28G(1 OZ) OR < OF MARIJ,1ST OFF 22/Mar 1948 MELLERSON JONATHAN SUMMERTON SC 291488061 56-03-1410 TRAFFIC / FRAUDULENT ALTERATION OF REGISTRATION, LICENSING D 22/Mar 1600 GINSBURG JAMES WINSTON SALEM NC 27106 56-01-0460(A)(1)(A) TRAFFIC / DUS, LIC NOT SUSP DUI- 1ST OFF 22/Mar 1600 GINSBURG JAMES WINSTON SALEM NC 27106 56-05-2120|TURN TRAFFIC / UNLAWFUL TURNING, TURNING FROM WRONG LANE OR IMPRO 22/Mar 0012 BAILEY CHRIS SANTA FE NM 87501 14-63(B)(1) ORDINANCE/ RES ARR-IMPEDE, INTERF, OBSTRUCT, H 22/Mar 0124 HARDAWAY ARIANNA CONWAY SC 29526 56-01-0460(A)(1)(A) TRAFFIC / DUS, LIC NOT SUSP DUI- 1ST OFF 22/Mar 0650 BROOKS MICHAEL MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 44-53-0370(b)(2)|1STDRUGS /MANUF, POSS. OTH SUB. SCH. I, II, III OR FLU, 1ST 22/Mar 0650 BROOKS MICHAEL MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 44-53-0370(b)(2)|1STDRUGS /MANUF, POSS. OTH SUB. SCH. I, II, III OR FLU, 1ST 22/Mar 0650 BROOKS MICHAEL MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 44-53-0445(A) DRUGS / DISTRIBUTE, SELL, MANUFOR PWID, OF CONT NEAR SCHL 22/Mar 0650 BROOKS MICHAEL MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 44-53-0445(A) DRUGS / DISTRIBUTE, SELL, MANUFOR PWID, OF CONT NEAR SCHL 22/Mar 0945 CARR GERALD NEWPORT NEWS VA 23607 56-05-1230 TRAFFIC / FAILURE TO GIVE INFORMATION AND RENDER AID 22/Mar 0945 CARR GERALD NEWPORT NEWS VA 23607 56-05-3835 TRAFFIC / DRIVING ON SIDEWALK Page 1 Date: 6/20/2019 90 Day Arrest Report Arrest Arrest Last Name First Name City St Zip Arrest Charge Charge Description Date Time 22/Mar 0945 CARR GERALD NEWPORT NEWS VA 23607 56-03-0110 TRAFFIC / OPERATING OR PERMITTING OPERATION OF VEHICLE WHICH 22/Mar 0945 CARR GERALD NEWPORT NEWS VA 23607 56-10-0520 TRAFFIC / UNINSURED MOTOR VEHICLE FEE VIOLATION 22/Mar 1100 SUMPTER KENNETH GASTONIA NC 28052 16-13-0110(A) SHOPLIFTING/SHOPLIFTING...$2,000 OR LESS 22/Mar 1333 MILLER-DAVIS CHRISTIN MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 16-13-0110(A) SHOPLIFTING/SHOPLIFTING...$2,000 OR LESS 22/Mar 1500 NEDD-LUDD VINCENT WASHINGTON DC 20019 16-21-0080(3) VEH/POSS,CONCL,SELL,DISP OF VEH 10K OR MORE 22/Mar 1631 ALTMAN GREGORY NASHVILLE TN 37211 14-81 ORDINANCE/PUB EXPECTOR,URINATION & DEFECATION UNLAWFUL 22/Mar 1631 ALTMAN GREGORY NASHVILLE TN 37211 14-61(B)(4) ORDINANCE/ DIS COND-PUB INTOX ENG LEWD, OBSCEN 22/Mar 1750 REARICK THOMAS MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 14-61(B)(1) ORDINANCE/ DIS COND-LEWD,OBSC,PROF LANGUAGE 22/Mar 1804 WORKS CHRISTOPHERFORT MILL SC 297087020 56-05-1520(G)(2) TRAFFIC / SPEEDING, MORE THAN 10 BUT LESS THAN 15 MPH OVER T 22/Mar 1804 WORKS CHRISTOPHERFORT MILL SC 297087020 56-01-0460(A)(1)(A) TRAFFIC / DUS, LIC NOT SUSP DUI- 1ST OFF 22/Mar 1804 WORKS CHRISTOPHERFORT MILL SC 297087020 56-10-0520 TRAFFIC / UNINSURED MOTOR VEHICLE FEE VIOLATION 22/Mar 1900 WOODS TODD STARR SC 29684 61-04-0110 ALCOHOL / OPEN CONTAINER OF BEER OR WINE IN MOTOR VEHICLE 22/Mar 1900 WOODS TODD STARR SC 29684 14-63(A) ORDINANCE/ RES ARR- PHYS RES FIGHT OR FLIGHT 22/Mar 2014 RICARDO-LOPEZ WILLIAM MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 56-01-0020. TRAFFIC/ DRIVE W/OUT LICENSE-1ST OFF 22/Mar 2047 GONZALEZ JON MYRTLE BEACH SC 29588 44-53-0370(D)(4).1STDRUGS/ SPM, POSS 28G(1 OZ) OR < OF MARIJ,1ST OFF 22/Mar 2113 DREADEN JOSHUA NASHVILLE NC 27856 61-04-0110 ALCOHOL / OPEN CONTAINER OF BEER OR WINE IN MOTOR VEHICLE 22/Mar 2201 BARSZCZ JAMIE WEBSTER MA 01570 56-05-2120|TURN TRAFFIC / UNLAWFUL TURNING, TURNING FROM WRONG LANE OR IMPRO 22/Mar 2201 BARSZCZ JAMIE WEBSTER MA 01570 44-53-0370(D)(4).1STDRUGS/ SPM, POSS 28G(1 OZ) OR < OF MARIJ,1ST OFF 22/Mar 2230 SMITH LANSTON FAYETTEVILLE NC 28312 14-61(B)(1) ORDINANCE/ DIS COND-LEWD,OBSC,PROF LANGUAGE 22/Mar 2246 MARSHALL SHAWN MORVEN NC 28119 44-53-0370(D)(4).1STDRUGS/ SPM, POSS 28G(1 OZ) OR < OF MARIJ,1ST OFF 22/Mar 2353 SMUTZER JORDAN FOUNTAIN INN SC 296448511 44-53-0370(D)(4).1STDRUGS/ SPM, POSS 28G(1 OZ) OR < OF MARIJ,1ST OFF 22/Mar 2353 SMUTZER JORDAN FOUNTAIN INN SC 296448511 44-53-0391 DRUGS / UNLAWFUL TO ADVERTISE FOR SALE, MANUFACTURE, POSSESS 22/Mar 2353 SMUTZER JORDAN FOUNTAIN INN SC 296448511 56-05-4490 TRAFFIC / IMPROPER OR DEFECTIVE HEAD LIGHTS 22/Mar 0030 SMITH JAMES DILLON SC 29536 16-25-0020(D)3RD DEGDOMESTIC/ DOM VIOL,3RD DEGREE 22/Mar 0815 BROOKS MICHAEL MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 44-53-0370(b)(2)|1STDRUGS /MANUF, POSS. OTH SUB. SCH. I, II, III OR FLU, 1ST Page 2 Date: 6/20/2019 90 Day Arrest Report Arrest Arrest Last Name First Name City St Zip Arrest Charge Charge Description Date Time 22/Mar 1141 MICHAEL DOUGLAS MYRTLE BEACH SC 29576 14-302(B)(13) ORDINANCE / EXPECTORATE, URINATE OR DEFECATE ON ROW 22/Mar 1340 ARANT JEFFREY SURFSIDE BEACH SC 29575 16-13-0110(A|) SHOPLIFTING/ENHANCEMENT...$2K OR LESS 22/Mar 1425 MCCLARY LEON MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 16-11-0311 BURGLARY / BURGLARY (AFTER JUNE 20, 1985) - FIRST DEGREE 22/Mar 1425 MCCLARY LEON MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 44-53-0370(D)(2).1STDRUGS/POSS CONTRL SUB. IN SCHED I -V, 1ST OFF 22/Mar 2135 DAY JAKOB CANONSBURG PA 15317 12-12 ORDINANCE / RIDING ON PORTION OF VEHICLE NOT DESIGNED FOR PA 22/Mar 2320 DREW KEVIN HAMPTON VA 23669 56-01-0020. TRAFFIC/ DRIVE W/OUT LICENSE-1ST OFF 22/Mar 2320 DREW KEVIN HAMPTON VA 23669 61-04-0110 ALCOHOL / OPEN CONTAINER OF BEER OR WINE IN MOTOR VEHICLE 22/Mar 2346 DARNELL MARTY PIEDMONT SC 296739463 14-62 ORDINANCE / NOISE ORDINANCE VIOLATION 22/Mar 2350 SPERDUTO ANDREA MYRTLE BEACH SC 29572 56-05-2930(A) DUI / DUI, LESS THAN .10, 1ST OFFENSE 23/Mar 0300 VEREEN PAUL MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 16-11-0620 TRESPASSING / ENTERING PREMISES AFTER WARNING OR REFUSING TO 23/Mar 1952 MCGOWAN DOUGLAS MYRTLE BEACH SC 295778008 14-66 ORDINANCE / PUBLIC INTOXICATION / IMPAIRMENT 23/Mar 1952 MCGOWAN DOUGLAS MYRTLE BEACH SC 295778008 16-11-0620 TRESPASSING / ENTERING PREMISES AFTER WARNING OR REFUSING TO 23/Mar 1820 BAKER JOHN MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 14-66 ORDINANCE / PUBLIC INTOXICATION / IMPAIRMENT 23/Mar 0831 PRINGLE KENDRICK MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 56-01-0460(A)(1)(A) TRAFFIC / DUS, LIC NOT SUSP DUI- 1ST OFF 23/Mar 1320 WHALEY BRANDIE MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 16-11-0620 TRESPASSING / ENTERING PREMISES AFTER WARNING OR REFUSING TO 23/Mar 1700 WARE CHARLES MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 14-66 ORDINANCE / PUBLIC INTOXICATION / IMPAIRMENT 23/Mar 1410 HAYES NICHOLAS MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 14-66 ORDINANCE / PUBLIC INTOXICATION / IMPAIRMENT 23/Mar 0102 SMALLS MARVIN MYRTLE BEACH SC 295723746 56-05-2930(A) DUI / DUI, LESS THAN .10, 1ST OFFENSE 23/Mar 0102 SMALLS MARVIN MYRTLE BEACH SC 295723746 56-01-0460(A)(1)(A) TRAFFIC / DUS, LIC NOT SUSP DUI- 1ST OFF 23/Mar 0102 SMALLS MARVIN MYRTLE BEACH SC 295723746 56-01-0350 TRAFFIC / FAILURE TO RETURN DRIVER`S LICENSE AFTER NOTICE OF 23/Mar 0102 SMALLS MARVIN MYRTLE BEACH SC 295723746 56-03-0110 TRAFFIC / OPERATING OR PERMITTING OPERATION OF VEHICLE WHICH 23/Mar 0102 SMALLS MARVIN MYRTLE BEACH SC 295723746 56-03-0110 TRAFFIC / OPERATING OR PERMITTING OPERATION OF VEHICLE WHICH 23/Mar 0102 SMALLS MARVIN MYRTLE BEACH SC 295723746 56-10-0225 TRAFFIC / FAILURE TO MAINTAIN PROOF OF INSURANCE IN MOTOR VE 23/Mar 0102 SMALLS MARVIN MYRTLE BEACH SC 295723746 56-05-1810 TRAFFIC / DRIVING ON WRONG SIDE OF ROAD 23/Mar 1905 CAMPOS JESUS MYRTLE BEACH SC 295771004 56-01-0460(A)(1)(C).TRAFFIC / DUS, LIC NOT SUSP DUI- 3RD OR SUB Page 3 Date: 6/20/2019 90 Day Arrest Report Arrest Arrest Last Name First Name City St Zip Arrest Charge Charge Description Date Time 23/Mar 1320 HEWETT ASHLEY MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 16-11-0620 TRESPASSING / ENTERING PREMISES AFTER WARNING OR REFUSING TO 23/Mar 0146 MUNGAL FABIAN MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 16-11-0620 TRESPASSING / ENTERING PREMISES AFTER WARNING OR REFUSING TO 23/Mar 0831 GADDIS NICOLE MYRTLE BEACH SC 29577 14-66 ORDINANCE / PUBLIC INTOXICATION / IMPAIRMENT 23/Mar 0039 GAGNER BLAINE PORTLAND OR 97213 14-66 ORDINANCE / PUBLIC INTOXICATION / IMPAIRMENT 23/Mar 0015 CASSELL JOHNNY JULIAN NC 27283 14-221(A) ORDINANCE/ CONSUMP, POSS/ CARRYING IN PLOT (PERSON) 23/Mar 0030 ROBINSON STACI CONKLIN NY 13748 16-21-0080(1) VEH/POSS.,CONCL,SELL, DISP OF VEH 2K OR LESS 23/Mar 0030 ROBINSON STACI CONKLIN NY 13748 14-302(B)(15) ORDINANCE/ SLEEPING
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