The Crime Bulletin

The Crime Bulletin

Northeast Alabama's Law Enforcement Community Billboard

September 22, 2009

The Crime Bulletin Tuesday

A product of the marketing department of The Anniston Star

calhoun county sheriff’s office

September 22, 2009

Wanted

www.calhouncountysheriff.org

Scott M. Anderson Date of Birth : 01-Nov-87 Race: White Sex: Male Charges: Fraud Use Credit Card

Delano A. Ball Date of Birth : 21-Oct-75 Race: Black Sex: Male Charges: Poss Frgd Instr II (Prob Rev)

Matthew C. Linder Date of Birth : 25-Feb-85 Race: White Sex: Male Charges: Reckless Endanger

Gerald C. Bell Date of Birth : 25-Oct-65 Race: Black Sex: Male Charges: Poss Cntr Sub (Prob Rev)

Robert Donaldson Date of Birth : 01-Mar-79 Race: White Sex: Male Charges: Burg III

d

ste e r r A

Glenn F. Hamilton Alice “Lisa” Aesia Lancaster Michael A. Beal Date of Birth : 30-Nov-77 Date of Birth : 27-Feb-62

Date of Birth : 20-Jul-90 Race: White Race: White Race: White Sex: Male Sex: Female Sex: Male Charges: Charges: Charges: Mult Worthless Checks Mult Worthless Checks (Alias) Burg III (Prob Rev) x 2, Rec Stol Prop I (Prob Rev)

Jimmy L. Nunn Date of Birth : 28-Aug-85 Race: Black Sex: Male Charges: Arrest Order-Failure to Appear

Martel T. Osborne Date of Birth : 12-Dec-91 Race: Black Sex: Male Charges: Rob I, Burg I

Calhoun County Continued on Page 2

Home Equity Line of Credit Home Equity Line of Credit introductory 2.9% APR*

Phone (256) 237-9494 • Toll Free (800) 637-0299 www.aodfcu.com

Let Us Help You Find The Right Option

HOME EQUITY LINE OF CREDIT

*APR = Annual Percentage Rate. Subject to credit approval. Some restriction and conditions apply. Rates and promotional terms subject to change without notice. Please consult your tax advisor regarding the deductibility of interest. Please see a member service representative for current rates and details. The introductory rate of 2.9% APR is for the first six moths. Thereafter, the APR will vary based on the prime rate 3.25% as of 7/1/2009, as published in the Wall Street Journal, plus or minus a margin based on credit worthiness. The maximum APR will not exceed 16%. Closing cost range from $700 to $1,200. Closing cost will be paid by the Credit Union if the initial advance at closing is $10,000 or more, and a principal balance of $10,000 or more is outstanding for the first year. Otherwise, you will be required to reimburse the Credit Union for the closing cost.

The Crime Bulletin

September 22, 2009

calhoun county sheriff’s office

Wanted

www.calhouncountysheriff.org

Robert R. Nicholson Date of Birth : 23-Jan-73 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5’6” Weight : 130 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Blure Charges: Thft Prop III (Alias)

Christian D. Trammell Date of Birth : 11-Dec-87 Race: Black Sex: Male Height : 6’3 Weight : 180 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: Rob I (Bond Rev)

Tony Dean K. Howard Date of Birth : 23-Feb-79 Race: Black Sex: Male Height : 5’3” Weight : 163 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: Poss/Rec Cntr Sub (Alias), Poss Marij I (Alias)

Tavares Shawn Dates Tracy Jackson Date of Birth : 13-Jul-76 Date of Birth : 19-Apr-74 Race: Black

Race: White Sex: Male Sex: Female Height : 5’6” Height : 5’ 5” Weight : 160 Weight : 230 Hair Color: Black

Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Eye Color: Green Charges: Charges: Break/Enter Veh (Alias) Asslt III (Alias)

d

te a c Lo

Ricky Lamar Bradford Date of Birth : 09-Sep-63 Race: Black Sex: Male Height : 6’2” Weight : 230 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: Thft Prop I (Prob Rev), Thft Prop II (Prob Rev), Thft by Decp (Prob Rev)

Sanjuana Castellano Date of Birth : 29-Jun-78 Race: Hispanic Sex: Female Height : 5’2 Weight : 175 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Charges: Arrest Order-Child Support

Shannon Willingham Date of Birth : 19-Jan-77 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5’11” Weight : 170 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Charges: Burg III (Prob Revoc)

Dawn Rajean Maxham Date of Birth : 30-Nov-79 Race: White Sex: Female Height : 5’7 Weight : 172 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Green Charges: Mult Worthless Checks

Stephen Wayne Beal Date of Birth : 29-Oct-69 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5’6” Weight : 135 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Charges: Manuf Cntr Sub (Prob Rev)

Crime Stoppers Tip Line (256) 238-1414

Sheriff’s Office offers class in firearm safety The Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office will offer a Citizens Firearms Orientation Class on October 8, 2009 at 6:00 p.m. at the Office. The range exercise will be held October 10th.

More than 50 county residents attended the last class.

For more information call 256-236-6600.

The Crime Bulletin

September 22, 2009

calhoun county sheriff’s office

Wanted

www.calhouncountysheriff.org

Michael C. Rosa Date of Birth : 24-Dec-80 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5’8” Weight : 210 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: Burg III (Prob Rev) x 2

Jerold Clifford Goodson Date of Birth : 06-Feb-69 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 6’3 Weight : 180 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Charges: Poss/Rec Cntr Sub (Prob Rev)

Bryan Dusty Pickett Date of Birth : 15-Feb-68 Race: Black Sex: Male Height : 5’9 Weight : 110 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: Escape I

Elisa (Lisa) Ruth Lovell Scoggins

Date of Birth : 29-Feb-84 Race: White Sex: Female Height : 5’5” Weight : 125 Hair Color: Red Eye Color: Green Charges: Poss Cntr Sub (Alias)

Janet Leigh Kite Date of Birth : 29-Jan-73 Race: White Sex: Female Height : 5’9” Weight : 150 Hair Color: Red Eye Color: Green Charges: Ill Poss Presc Drugs (Alias) x 3

d

te s e r Ar

Philip David Haywood Date of Birth : 30-Mar-76 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5’6” Weight : 150 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Charges: Use/Poss Drg Para (Prob Rev)

Benny Scott Jennings Date of Birth : 14-Aug-75 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5’11’ Weight : 145 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Hazel Charges: Resist Arrest

Michael Shane Jackson Date of Birth : 04-Nov-76 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5’8” Weight : 170 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Green Charges: Harassment (Alias)

Demetrius L. Stripling Date of Birth : 29-Jan-84 Race: Black Sex: Male Height : 6’2 Weight : 245 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: Arrest Order-Child Support

Crime Stoppers Tip Line (256) 238-1414 See all of the locations of crime reports in Calhoun County annistonstar.com/pages/crime_map

Reatha Regina Hollins Date of Birth : 07-Dec-68 Race: Black Sex: Female Height : 5’4” Weight : 158 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: False Name to Officer (Prob Rev)

Watch Calhoun County's Most Wanted on TV24 with Sheriff Larry Amerson and Chris Wright.

Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday at 2:30 p.m.

1575 Arrests

The Crime Bulletin

September 22, 2009

Anniston Police DepartmenT

Wanted

www.annistonal.gov Contact the Anniston Police Department at 256-238-1800

ted a c o

L

Parris L. Dennis Charges: Domestic Violence 3rd Assault 3rd

Investigators request information from public

d

ate Loc

Calvin Duncan

Amadou Bah

Charge: Probation Violation

Charge: Fraudulent use of credit card X 4

JOHNSON

Montez Burns

Charge: Alias FTA

Tunstall Fazon Harris

Charges: Menacing

Angela Michelle McCoy

Altonio Deon Douthit

Charges: Theft of Property 1st

Possession of drug paraphernalia, Possession of marihuana 1st degree

Dominac M. Hutchinson

Chris Lane Cobb

Charges: Use/Poss Drg Para (Prob Rev)

Charges: Theft of Property 3rd

The Calhoun County Sherrif’s Office and the Anniston Police Department asks the community to come forward with any information regarding investigations related to crimes committed by Ularius Sharod Johnson, 21, ofAnniston. Call the Sheriff’s Officeat 256-236-6600.

Log onto www.annistonstar.com for complete coverage of crimes committed by Johnson.

Anniston police seek information in murder investigation

On the morning of Saturday, July 18, 2009, Lecretia French’s body was found in the middle of the road on 20th St. between Walnut Ave. and McCoy Ave. She had apparently been assaulted and was bleeding and injured. Frech died on Saturday, August 1 due to injuries sustained during the attack. The Anniston Police Department is speaking to people who had contact with French in the 24 hour period leading up to the discovery of FRENCH her body.

If you have any information, contact APD Investigations at 256-240-4000.

$ $ $ $ $ LOANS $ QUINTARD JEWELRY & PAWN PAYDAY $ $ $ $ $ EBAY SERVICE $ $ $ PAWN SHOP 1920 Quintard Ave. $ $ $ $$ $ $ $ $ $ JEWELRY SALES $ $ TITLE $ annistonstar.com/pages/crime_ LOANS $ Anniston, Al 36201 $ $ $ $ $ CONVERT $GUNS $ $ YELLOW GOLD & AMMO SALES$ 256-236-7696 • 256-236-7113 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ TO WHITE GOLD $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $$ $ $ $ $ $$ $

WE BUY GOLD & SILVER

The Crime Bulletin

September 22, 2009

Oxford Police DepartmenT

Wanted

www.oxfordpd.org

Contact the Oxford Police Department at (256) 831-3121.

You can leave your information on the Tip Line at (256) 241-4556.

You do not have to leave your name.

Police still seek information in Oxford robbery Cash drawer stolen from Skinners at gunpoint

David E. Bolton Theft of Property 3rd

Octavian M.Monroe Attempted Assault on Police Officer 3 counts,

Jonathan Moten Contempt of Court

Stacey Greenwalt Theft of Property 3rd

Shannon D. Reaves Theft of Property 3rd

Oxford police department investigators are looking for information in the robbery of Skinners, located at 2031 Highway 78 E in Oxford.

Sgt. L.G. Owens said on Sunday, September 13 around 9:30 p.m., a black male came into Skinners East, took a drink from cooler and placed it on the check-out counter. As the clerk rang up his purchase, he pulled out a small black semi-automatic type handgun. He ordered the clerk to the back room, where he handcuffed her, Owens said. He then left the store with the cash drawer hidden under his shirt.

The clerk was not harmed and after slipping out of the handcuffs, she called police, Owens said.

The suspect was wearing a black jersey, trimmed in yellow, with the white number 10.

Courtesy Photos

An unidentified black male was captured on survalence video as he robbed Skinners in Oxford on Sunday, Septermber 13.

David Michael Allen Contempt of Court

The

MONEY OUTLET Leigh Moore 2363-A AL Highway 202 Anniston, AL 36201 256-238-0777 Fax: 256-238-0768

Bring in your items and we will sell them for you on Ebay!

Put “Us” to work for “You.”

Pawn & Title Loans & Pay Day Advance SAFE / SECURE & CONVENIENT Cash In Minutes

Your #1 Place for Highest Payout!

The Crime Bulletin

September 22, 2009

Former DA says love for words enhances his life Recalls life as a DA and retirement

By Sherry Kughn The Star Marketing Department

Former Calhoun County District Attorney Bob Field recently sat in his quiet office on 13th and Noble Street listening for the telephone that didn’t ring and for the front door that jingled only once during an interview. His secretary was off that day, he said, and his law partner was heading out the door.

“I’m closing this office,” he said. “I’m retiring.”

Field, a tall and fit 79-year-old, was district attorney (DA) during the civil rights unrest in the 1960s and 1970s in Anniston, and he prosecuted or helped prosecute (with current DA Joe Hubbard) a few of Calhoun County’s most notorious murder trials, such as those involving Marie Hilley, James Callahan and William Glenn Boyd.

Field said he loved his job as DA for many reasons, but it was a love for words that led him to law enforcement and led him to the many hobbies he has enjoyed for years, such as riding horses, sailing boats, paddling canoes, and speeding along the Chief Ladiga Trail on his bicycle. He knew little about any of these activities until he read about them and studied how to do them well.

“I was sailing for the first time and wondered why I had no control over the boat,” said Field. “A fisherman passed by me; pointed to the tiller, which was turned upside down on my

Courtesy Photo

Former Calhoun County District Attorney Bob Field enjoys riding horses, sail-

ing boats, paddling canoes, and speeding along the Chief Ladiga Trail on his bicycle. boat, and said; ‘I think that thing is supposed to be in the water.’”

Field, who is a White Plains, N.Y., native, came to Alabama around 1953 after he was stationed during the Korean War in the country of Labrador. His job was to teach Air Force pilots how to survive Arctic weather. A friend told him how wonderful and warm (Field dislikes cold weather) life was at the University

of Alabama. Field went there and majored in English under the astute writer and professor Hudson Strode.

While at UA, he also enrolled in a program that allowed students who completed their studies in three years to take all of their electives as law courses. The courses served as students’ first year of law school.

Field, who married Anna Lee of Birmingham while in school, stayed in

The Crime Bulletin

September 22, 2009

Alabama after graduating in 1959. He practiced law briefly in Prattville and remembered one of his first cases.

“I was told to represent a guy with a DUI whom I had never met,” said Field. “Before I said anything, the judge announced that the fellow’s case had the status of nolle prosequid. I spoke up and said that I wanted to be heard. The judge motioned with his forefinger for me to come forward, and he quietly asked me if I knew that nolle prosequid meant the case was dismissed. I said ‘no,’ turned around, and returned to my seat.”

By the time he came to Anniston as an insurance adjuster, Field was the father of two daughters and a son.

Later, he took the job as city attorney in 1964 as racial tensions were peaking.

Looking back on those troubled times, he said he was glad to have served with Anniston Mayor Claude Dear and City Commissioner Miller Sproull, both of whom wanted to see justice done against those involved in “disrupting schools, local businesses and peaceful assemblies,” according to Field. Eventually, Field was responsible for prosecuting the leader of the racist group, the National States Rights party, Kenneth Adams, for shooting two African-American brothers.

All all-white, male jury found Adams

guilty.

At times back then, Field was disturbed but intrigued by the racial tension.

“I remember going to the court house one day listening to the Rev. Connie Lynch [an inflammatory racist evangelist] when Adams, his friends and a big white dog approached the police barricade in front of the court house. Captain C.F. Pate saw Adams and told him not to come any closer or he would ‘shoot him between the eyes and then shoot his dog.’” Adams stayed put.

Field said his work as city attorney, including the six months he served also interim city manager, was sometimes difficult and disappointing. He stayed on, though, until he was elected DA in 1975 and stayed until he went into private law practice in 1993. He found his highest career fulfillment as DA for several reasons.

“Working with the police gave me satisfaction,” said Field. “The ones I knew from then stay in contact with me even now. I also liked helping the victims of crime, giving them closure.”

Field said he also enjoying the feelings that came from facilitating every facet of the justice system.

“Seeing that justice is served is trite but true,” said Field, although he added he never grew accustomed to the “vio-

lence that people could put on one another.”

Even with an education, a career and his hobbies influenced by the power of words, their influence does not stop there. Field is a writer and heads a writers’ group of about eight members that is based at his church, Covenant Presbyterian in Lenlock. Also, about 35 years ago, he started keeping journals, at first by only jotting down each day’s events. Gradually, he added in his feelings about life’s events. He seems amazed that he has filled about three dozen notebooks. They stay under lock and key at his home in Alexandria, and he said no one in the family seems interested in reading his long-hand writing except one of his daughters.

“She’s a school teacher,” he said, “and maybe she wants to do something with them one day.”

After retirement, Field plans to enjoy more time with his wife and children, especially his seven grandchildren. He said he hopes he can begin to enter his daily commentary into his computer by learning to type, a word-related skill that is vital for such a man as Field.

Sherry Kughn is a freelance writer in Anniston.

KICK OFF THE ’09 PREP FOOTBALL SEASON Kickoff ’09 is a full color magazine produced by The Anniston Star.

Featuring scouting reports on teams from Calhoun, Etowah, Cherokee, Clay Cleburne, St. Clair, Randolph and Talladega counties. go to www.annistonstar.com/pages/kickoff to find out where you can get your copy

0

*

Down

0% *

For 60 Months

120% Of Kelly Blue Book Fair Trade Value On Your Trade *With approved credit.

With Every New Or Preowned Nissan, Get A FREE 10 Year/120,000 Mile Warranty Only At 1834 US Highway 78 East

Oxford, AL 36203 256-831-8882

www.gotofamilynissan.com