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HENDERSON WARRANT LIST (This Information Is Updated Weekly) HENDERSON WARRANT LIST (This information is updated weekly) Name DOB Case# Amt Due Charge(s) ABBUSHI, ALEXANDER MEAJED 05/14 18MCH002412 $894.00 1 SPEEDING SCHOOL ZONE 21+MPH OVR SPD LIMIT ABDELMALAK, DANNY A 11/12 17MCH005936 $1,892.00 1 IMPEDE TRAFFIC/TRAVEL TOO SLOW/STOPPING ON ROAD 2 INSURANCE REQUIRED ABEDOYCASTELLON, CARLOS E 01/24 18MCH003845 $165.00 1 SPEEDING 11-20 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT 2 RESIDENT TO OBTAIN DL WITHIN 30 DAYS 3 CONTEMPT OF COURT-FTA ABEL, KEVIN WAYNE 12/20 18MCH004605 $476.00 1 EXPIRED LICENSE PLATE ABNER, CHRISTOPHER BRYAN 08/16 16MCH002624 $1,892.00 1 UNREGISTERED VEHICLE 2 INSURANCE REQUIRED ABRAMS, DAVID RICHARD 11/09 19MCH003069 $2,574.00 1 INSURANCE REQUIRED 2 UNREGISTERED VEHICLE 3 DRIVING W/LICENSE SUSPENDED 4 CONTEMPT OF COURT-FTA ABREU, ALEXANDER 10/01 20CRH001077-0001 1 TRAFFIC SCH I, II C/S, FLNTRZPM/GHB, 400+ GRAMS 2 CONSPIRE TO VIOLATE UNIFORM CONT SUBS ACT, 1ST ACEDO, ERNESTO HUMBERTO 11/08 13MCH003742 $586.00 1 RED TRAFFIC SIGNAL- POSITION AND METHOD ACEVADO, LUIS 06/22 10CRH000468-0000 1 UNLAWFUL POSSESSION BURGLARY TOOLS 2 PETIT LARCENY ACEVEDO, ERNESTO 09/16 20CRH000862-0000 1 CONSP MAKE, UTTER, POSSESS OR ATT TO UTTER OR POSSESS W/INTENT UTTER FICTITIOUS BILL, NOTE OR CHECK 2 FORGERY 3 CONSP MAKE, UTTER, POSSESS OR ATT TO UTTER OR POSSESS W/INTENT UTTER FICTITIOUS BILL, NOTE OR CHECK 4 FORGERY 5 THEFT, $650 - $3500 ACFALLE, ANDRE-NADINE ARNEA 09/29 19CRH001953-0000 1 POSSESS SCH I, II, III OR IV CONT SUB, 1ST/2ND ACKERMAN, ANNA I 07/24 13CRH000117-0000 1 NON-SUFFICIENT FUNDS, CHECKS OR DRAFTS, < $650 ACKMAN, KEVIN M 01/13 14MCH003283 $1,074.00 1 FOLLOW TOO CLOSELY 2 DRIVING W/O VALID LICENSE ACRIDGE, ASHLEY VICTORIA 03/18 16MCH004381 $900.00 1 VIOLATION ON HIGHWAY LANED FOR TRAFFIC 2 CONTEMPT OF COURT-FTA 6/7/21 Page 1 of 358 HENDERSON WARRANT LIST (This information is updated weekly) Name DOB Case# Amt Due Charge(s) ADAME, JOHN ANTHONY 01/22 12CRH002003-0000 1 ENGAGE IN CONTRACTOR BUSINESS OR SUBMIT BID W/O VALID LICENSE, 1ST 2 FTC W/LAWS/REGS CONCERNING CONTRACTORS, 1ST ADAMS, ANISHA 15MCH003738 $476.00 1 EXPIRED LICENSE PLATE ADAMS, ANISHA 03/16 20MCH001867 $476.00 1 VIOLATION ON HIGHWAY LANED FOR TRAFFIC ADAMS, FATIMA SADIE 02/07 13CRH001012-0000 1 EMBEZZLEMENT, PROPERTY VALUE $650 - $3500 ADAMS, JOSHUA 05/21 13CRH001251-0000 1 BURGLARY, 1ST 2 OBT C/S BY FRAUD FORGERY ADAMS, LAVAL CARL ANTHONY 06/05 19CRH001975-0000 1 DOM BATTERY BY STRANGULATION 2 DOMESTIC BATTERY, 1ST ADAMS, RASHEEN LAMOT 05/06 16MCH000133 $393.00 1 SPEEDING 1-10 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT ADAMS, REGINA LYNETTE 05/10 14CRH000655-0000 1 EMBEZZLEMENT OF AUTO, $3500+ ADAMS, RODNEY RAY 09/12 11CRH001662-0000 1 NON SUFFICIENT FUNDS/CHECKS 2 THEFT (FELONY) ADGUIL, TIMOTIO 08/10 11CRH001119-0000 1 ATT. SALE OF COCAINE 2 POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE ADKISON, RANDALL JOSEPH 06/12 18MCH001247 $500.00 1 RESTRICTIONS ON DRIVING COMM VEH ON HIGHWAYS 2 EXPIRED LICENSE PLATE 3 INSURANCE REQUIRED 4 CONTEMPT OF COURT-FTA ADRI, ADAM J 03/22 17MCH004306 $368.00 1 WTR CRAFT SAFETY EQUIPMENT VIOLATION AFLALO, SALOMON FELIX 12/12 19CRH000741-0000 1 POSSESS SCH I, II, III OR IV CONT SUB, 1ST/2ND AGAYAN, STEPAN 02/01 14CRH001437-0000 1 NON-SUFFICIENT FUNDS, CHECKS OR DRAFTS, < $650 AGUILAR, CARLOS 04/17 17CRH001843-0000 1 POSSESS SCH I, II, III OR IV CONT SUB, 1ST/2ND 2 USE/POSSESS DRUG PARAPHERNALIA AGUILAR, CARLOS 04/17 18CRH000037-0000 1 DISCHARGE FIREARM OR OTHER WEAPON WHERE PERSON MIGHT BE ENDANGERED AGUILAR, GUSTAVO 11/13 14CRH001333-0000 1 ASSAULT, W/USE OF DEADLY WEAPON 6/7/21 Page 2 of 358 HENDERSON WARRANT LIST (This information is updated weekly) Name DOB Case# Amt Due Charge(s) AGUILAR, JOSEFA 11/20 19MCH002336 $483.00 1 JET SKI NO REG 2 WTR CRAFT SAFETY EQUIPMENT VIOLATION AGUILAR, JUAN FRANCISCO 09/08 17CRH001650-0000 1 POSSESS, RECEIVE, OR TRANSFER STOLEN VEHICLE, < $3500 AGUILAR, MARCOS A 05/05 03CRH000965-0000 1 DUI-ALCOHOL 2 FAILURE TO DRIVE IN TRAVEL LANE 3 DRIVING WITHOUT VALID LICENSE 4 OPEN CONTAINER IN VEHICLE AGUILAR-BARRERA, BLANCA D 08/23 15MCH004829 $404.00 1 SPEEDING 21-30 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT 2 INSURANCE REQUIRED 3 CONTEMPT OF COURT-FTA AGUILAR-RIVOS, JUAN FRANCISCO 10/06 20CRH001435-0000 1 LEWDNESS COMMITTED BY PERSON OVER 18 WITH CHILD 14 OR 15 YEARS OF AGE AGUIME, STEFANY 12/26 20MCH001774 $586.00 1 SPEEDING 11-20 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT AGUIRRE LUJAN, DANIEL 07/22 20MCH002289 $1,416.00 1 INSURANCE REQUIRED AGUIRRE, DAVID ALBERT 01/30 19CRH001939-0000 1 GRAND LARCENY, PROPERTY < $3500 AGYEMAN, CYNQUE 10/28 13CRH001444-0002 1 CONSP COMMIT THEFT 2 THEFT, $3500+ AH SOON, FATU NINO 07/13 17MCH002548 $1,402.00 1 FALSE OR FICTITIOUS NAME ON REG 2 DRIVING W/O VALID LICENSE AHNER, GREGORY DAVID 11/28 10CRH000134-0000 1 NON SUFFICIENT FUNDS/CHECKS AIDOO-SALAZAR, MILDRED E 07/06 11MCH001130 $2,059.00 1 TAIL LAMPS-LICENSE PLATE LAMPS 2 INSTRUCTION PERMIT-REQUIREMENT 3 INSURANCE REQUIRED 4 CONTEMPT OF COURT-FTA AIKENS, EDEN LYN 10/17 20MCH003713 $586.00 1 OBEY TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICES AIZPURO, JOSE ALFREDO JR 11/18 20MCH001528 $874.00 1 SPEEDING 21-30 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT 2 WINDOW TINTING AJANEL, MONICA M 04/06 15MCH001526 $393.00 1 SPEEDING 21-30 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT 6/7/21 Page 3 of 358 HENDERSON WARRANT LIST (This information is updated weekly) Name DOB Case# Amt Due Charge(s) AKIN, CALESTA CHRISTIENA 10/14 12CRH001074-0000 1 BATTERY WITH A DEADLY WEAPON 2 THROW DEADLY MISSILE-GM AKO, ALBERT 05/18 17CRH000729-0000 1 THEFT, $650 - $3500 AL HAJRI, KHALID HAMAD K K 05/01 17MCH000618 $1,602.00 1 SPEEDING 21-30 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT 2 DRIVING W/O VALID LICENSE ALAMILLO, NICOLE 08/19 16MCH005291 $2,342.00 1 CANCELLED,REVOKED, SUSPENDED, ALTERED PLATES OR REGISTRATION 2 INSURANCE REQUIRED ALANIS, NORMA 07/07 19CRH001366-0000 1 CONSP COMMIT THEFT 2 THEFT, $3500+ 3 THEFT, $3500+ ALAYOUBI, EMAD 02/04 09CRH000029-0000 1 NON SUFFICIENT FUNDS/CHECKS ALBARRAN-ALONSO, FABIAN 15MCH004035 $476.00 1 STOP STAND PARK PROHIBITED-POSTED ALBAUGH, GREGORY SCOTT 02/08 07CRH001853-0000 1 DUI-LIQUOR AND/OR DRUGS 2 FAILURE TO DRIVE IN TRAVEL LANE 3 NO INSURANCE/SECURITY ALBERRO, MONICA MARIE 08/25 12CRH000019-0000 1 EMBEZZLEMENT ALBERTSON, ROXANNE 06/23 14CRH000849-0000 1 THEFT, < $650 2 THEFT, < $650 ALBRECHT, JAMES E 16MCH003874 $476.00 1 EXPIRED LICENSE PLATE ALBUQUERQUE, VINICIO M 06/16 19CRH000745-0000 1 POSSESS SCH I, II, III OR IV CONT SUB, 1ST/2ND 2 POSSESS BURGLARY TOOLS 3 PETIT LARCENY ALCARAZ, NETTIE 07/25 20CRH001004-0002 1 POSSESS SCH I, II, III OR IV CONT SUB, 1ST/2ND ALCARAZ-CONTREAS, JORGE ALFRED 12/12 09CRH000337-0002 1 POSSESSION OF CON SUB W/INTENT TO SELL-SCHD I-II ALDEFOLLA, CHRISTOPHER 06/26 17CRH001671-0002 1 CONSP TO COMMIT A NON-FELONY CRIME 2 ROBBERY 6/7/21 Page 4 of 358 HENDERSON WARRANT LIST (This information is updated weekly) Name DOB Case# Amt Due Charge(s) ALDRIDGE, YVETTE 07/07 18CRH001411-0000 1 BURGLARY, 1ST 2 USE CREDIT/DEBT CARD OR IDENTIFYING INFO ON CARD/ACCT W/O CONSENT 3 RECEIVE PROPERTY OR SERVICES OBTAINED BY UNLAWFUL USE OF CREDIT/DEBIT CARD 4 BURGLARY, 1ST ALECK, KAYLA ANGELISA 01/19 19CRH000879-0002 1 POSSESS SCH I, II, III OR IV CONT SUB, 1ST/2ND 2 POSSESS SCH I, II, III OR IV CONT SUB, 1ST/2ND ALEJO, ALFREDO MAXIMUS 12/03 20MCH002453 $1,322.00 1 VIOLATION ON HIGHWAY LANED FOR TRAFFIC 2 DRIVING W/O VALID LICENSE ALEMAN, BELINDA MARIA 06/17 15MCH002957 $3,508.00 1 SPEEDING 21-30 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT 2 DRIVING W/LICENSE SUSPENDED 3 INSURANCE REQUIRED ALERS, FERNANDO ISMAEL 10/11 18MCH000766 $476.00 1 SPEEDING 11-20 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT ALEXANDER, CHAPARIS NICHELL 09/11 15MCH003487 $476.00 1 UNREGISTERED VEHICLE ALEXANDER, DERRICK DWAYNE 02/25 12CRH000866-0002 1 TRAFFICKING - SCHEDULE I 14 OR MORE BUT < 28 GRAMS 2 POSSESSION DRUG NOT INTRODUCE INTO COMMERCE ALEXANDER, TIMOTHY 03/23 11CRH002098-0000 1 BURGLARY 2 FORGERY 3 THEFT (FELONY) ALFARO-COFFIN, IVONNE ALEJANDRA 04/02 20MCH002628 $1,124.00 1 SPEEDING 1-10 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT 2 DRIVING W/O VALID LICENSE ALLEN, ALEXANDRIA MARIE 12/17 17MCH005458 $922.00 1 UNREGISTERED VEHICLE 2 RESIDENT TO OBTAIN DL WITHIN 30 DAYS ALLEN, CHRISTOPHER TODD 06/28 15MCH000914 $803.00 1 SPEEDING 1-10 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT 2 CONTEMPT OF COURT-FTA ALLEN, DANIELLE 12/14 19CRH000832-0000 1 POSSESS SCH I, II, III OR IV CONT SUB, 1ST/2ND 2 DRIVER EVADE, ELUDE OR FAIL TO STOP ON SIGNAL OF PEACE OFF, ENDANGERING OTH PERS/PROP 3 DUI ALCOHOL AND/OR CONT/PROHIBIT SUB, ABOVE THE LEGAL LIMIT, 1ST 4 FOLLOW TOO CLOSELY 5 DRIVE W/O VALID DRIVERS LICENSE ALLEN, KRISTY LYNN 03/11 13CRH000280-0000 1 NON-SUFFICIENT FUNDS, CHECKS OR DRAFTS, < $650 6/7/21 Page 5 of 358 HENDERSON WARRANT LIST (This information is updated weekly) Name DOB Case# Amt Due Charge(s) ALLEN, SAMANTHA MARIE 05/15 14CRH000916-0001 1 POSSESS SCH I, II, III OR IV CONT SUB, 1ST/2ND ALLEN-CRUZ, NOAH 11/06 18MCH002820 $241.00 1 DRIVING W/O VALID LICENSE 2 CONTEMPT OF COURT-FTA 3 CONTEMPT OF COURT-FTA ALLISON, JOHN FITZPATRICK 07/27 18CRH001646-0000 1 NON-SUFFICIENT FUNDS, CHECKS OR DRAFTS, < $650 ALMOVOVAR, CHRISTIAN 11/06 17MCH002392 $2,290.00 1 SPEEDING 21-30 MPH OVR PSTED SPD LIMIT 2 INSURANCE REQUIRED 3 SUSPENDED DRIVER'S LICENSE 4 SPEC PLATES REQ FOR MOVEMENT/DEALERS 5 CONTEMPT OF COURT-FTA ALOISIO, CHARLES 11/15 11CRH002061-0000 1 TAMPERING WITH A VEHICLE (MISD) ALONSO, ANTHONY MICHAEL 03/12 09CRH000722-0000 1 USE/POSSESSION OF FICTITIOUS LICENSE PLATES 2 NO DRIVERS LICENSE IN POSSESSION 3 POSSESSION OF 1 OZ OR LESS - MARIJUANA ALONZO, DOLORES 03/12 14MCH002871 $393.00 1 UNLAW TXT/SEND/READ/TALK W/O HANDSFREE-CELLPHN-1ST ALTAMIRANO-OCHOA, MARIA D 01/13 14MCH001406 $2,478.00 1 SPEEDING
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