A product of the marketing department of The
Anniston Star
The Crime Bulletin Northeast Alabama's Law Enforcement Community Billboard
Crime Stoppers Tip Line (256) 238-1414 Calhoun COunty Sheriff'S Department
Wanted
www.calhouncountysheriff.org
Montigo Lee Arrington Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 22-Dec-76 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5'6" Weight : 130 Hair Color: Blak Eye Color: Brown Charges: Manuf Meth I
Kristy Mason Bailey Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 20-Jun-75 Race: White Sex: Female Height : 5'1 Weight : 110 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Hazel Charges: Poss/Rec Cntr Sub (Alias), Use/Poss Drg Para (Alias)
Antonio Rapheal Culver Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 07-Jun-79 Race: Black Sex: Male Height : 6"1" Weight : 200 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: Poss/Rec Cntr Sub (Prob Revoc)
Karen Ladonna Hindman Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 06-Jan-85 Race: White Sex: Female Height : 5'3" Weight : 120 Hair Color: Red Eye Color: Brown Charges: Thft Prop III (Prob Revoc)
Gary Wayne Hoffman Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 22-Sep-65 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5'10" Weight : 210 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Blue Charges: Illegal Poss Presc Drug (Prob Revoc)
Claude Edward Johnson Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 17-May-77 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 6'1" Weight : 160 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Charges: Manuf Cntr Sub (Prob Revoc)
Christopher Shane Keitt Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 17-Sep-85 Race: Black Sex: Male Height : 5'8" Weight : 120 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: Poss Marij II (Prob Revoc)
Donarius Quinez Kincaid Status: Wanted Race: Black Sex: Male Height : 5'8" Weight : 148 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: Poss Frgd Instr (Alias)
Devodrick Marbury Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 13-Nov-79 Race: Black Sex: Male Height : 5'9" Weight : 150 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: Flse Name to Law Enfr (Prob Revoc), Use/Poss Drg Para (Prob Revoc)
Donnie Lamar Stewart Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 12-Jun-76 Race: Black Sex: Male Height : 5'11" Weight : 170 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Charges: Poss Marij II (Prob Revoc)
Ryan Stephen Townley Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 15-Nov-83 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5'7" Weight : 150 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Blue Charges: Poss Marij II (Prob Revoc)
Nicholas Lynn Winkler Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 23-Apr-88 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5'11" Weight : 170 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Charges: Multiple Worthless Checks
Cody James Word Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 21-Oct-83 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 6'0" Weight : 165 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Hazel Charges: Poss Marij II (Prob Revoc)
Darrell Wayne Swann Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 08-Mar-69 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 6’0� Weight : 180 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Charges: DUI (Alias)
Nathan Douglas Tincher Status: Wanted Date of Birth : 27-Oct-78 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5’7� Weight : 180 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Brown Charges: Thft Prop I (Alias)
If you have any information about these persons call the Calhoun County/Anniston Crime Stoppers Tip Line (256) 238-1414
See all of the locations of crime reports in Calhoun County
Look for the The Crime Bulletin on Tuesdays in
The Anniston Star starting July 21st
2BCM +IHNB -HFS
&-+# -$ 2&# 7# 0 +'*# 5 00 ,27 1834 US Highway 78 East Oxford, AL 36203 • 256-831-8882
See dealer for details.
*
7IOL 0?<;N?
www.gotofamilynissan.com
annistonstar.com/pages/crime_map
Area law enforcement officials attend conference on Adam Walsh Act implementation By Sherry Kughn Special to Consolidated Publishing, Co. On July 27, 2006, the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act was passed by the 109th United States Congress. Implementation was to take place within three years, that is, by July 27, 2009. Because the laws in each state vary across the country, the Act is an effort by federal government to make the laws dealing with sex offenders more consistent across the country. Adam Walsh was a child who was abducted and murdered in 1981 in Hollywood, Fla. His father John Walsh founded the television program, America’s Most Wanted, and founded the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (visit www.missingkids.com to learn more about the Center). Since 2006, guidelines have been issued by the federal government that have affected how law enforcement officials implement their sex offender registration and notification programs, know as SORNA. Recently, officers from various local law enforcement departments attended in Birmingham a SMART conference, an acronym which stands for sex offender Sentencing, Monitoring, Apprehending, Registering, and Tracking program. Don Ray of the Calhoun County Sheriff’s Office was among those who attended. “We learned that those states who choose not to comply with this new law will lose federal funding,” said Ray, “approximately ten percent to begin with. At the local level and the state level, we in Alabama not only meet most of the criteria but also exceed it in several areas.” Actually, the federal government does not provide funds to set up and implement programs related to sex offenders. However, it does provide funds via each state for other programs, one being the drug task force and others relat-
ed to grants for various programs. Those are the funds that may be cut if local law enforcement agencies do not comply with sex-offender programs. Current laws do not require the federal government to provide funds to set up Internet sites to help capture sex offenders and to notify residents when sex offenders move. Also, attendees of the conference studied some of the biggest changes regarding SORNA. For instance, once a person is found guilty of a sex offense, that person will not necessarily be forced to register as a sex offender for the remainder of their lives. That requirement will be enforced for only those rated in Tier 3 category. Sex offenders in Tier 2 will be required to register for 20 years, and those in Tier 1 will be required to register for 10 years. (To learn more about how what sexual offenses fit into each tier, visit www.ojp.usdoj.gov/smart/ guidelines.htm www.ojp.usdoj.gov/smart/guidelines.htm Lt. Rocky Stemen of the Anniston Police Department said the Adam Walsh Act is extensive. “There are many changes that adherence to the Adam Walsh Act will require,” said Stemen, “and it will take a while to understand and implement all of the changes.” Stemen explained that another change in the tier system will require sex offenders to register every three months rather than every six months. “In addition, we will be going out and doing compliance checks,” said Stemen, “to make sure sex offenders are living where they say they are living and working where they say they are working.” The National Guidelines for SORNA enforcement were issued by the Department of Justice in May, 2007. A comment period followed,
which allowed federal officials to clarify the guidelines. Roger Phillips of the Oxford Police Department also attended the SMART conference. He said the guidelines will help clarify compliance for law enforcement officials, offenders, and victims. “We have had callers scared when someone moves into their neighborhood who might only have been convicted of statutory rape,” said Phillips. “Those people are not necessarily a risk to the public.”
Adam Walsh was abducted on July 27, 1981 from a Sears department store in Hollywood, Florida. He was later found murded. After 27 years, on December 16, 2008, police closed his case and named convicted seriel killer Ottis Toole as his murderer. Toole died of liver failure in prision on September 15, 1996.
CRIME STOPPERS TIP LINE (256) 238-1414
CALHOUN COUNTY REGISTERED SEX OFFENDERS For more information on these offenders go to http://www.calhouncountysheriff.org/sex_offenders.cfm
WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN
Willie Earl Ellis Status: Registered Date of Birth : 20-Sep-45 Race: Black Sex: Male Height : 5’9” Weight : 150 Hair Color: Black Eye Color: Brown Last Reported Address: Whereabouts Unknown , Registered County : Calhoun Offense County : Cherokee Offenses : Sexual Abuse I Victims: Female - 25 yrs
Elijah Ladale Franklin Status: Registered Date of Birth : 14-Nov-79 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 6’1” Weight : 160 Hair Color: Red Eye Color: Brown Last Reported Address: Whereabouts Unknown , Registered County : Calhoun Offense County : Clay Offenses : Sodomy II Victims: Female - 14 yrs
John Paul Hernandez Status: Registered Date of Birth : 08-Jan-56 Race: Hispanic Sex: Male Height : 5’6” Weight : 300 Hair Color: Gray Eye Color: Brown Last Reported Address: Whereabouts Unknown , Registered County : Calhoun Offense County : Unknown County, TX Offenses : Aggravated Sexual Assault/ Sexual Abuse I Victims: Female - 5 yrs
Darrell Gene Smith Status: Registered Date of Birth : 18-Feb-63 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5’8” Weight : 190 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Green Last Reported Address: Whereabouts Unknown , Registered County : Calhoun Offense County : Calhoun Offenses : Sexual Abuse I x 5 Victims: Males - 9 & 11 yrs
Freddie Harold Smith Status: Registered Date of Birth : 28-Jan-30 Race: White Sex: Male Height : 5’6” Weight : 150 Hair Color: Brown Eye Color: Blue Last Reported Address: Whereabouts Unknown , Registered County : Calhoun Offense County : Baldwin Offenses : Rape x 2 Victims: Females - 15 & 16 yrs
$ $ $ $ $ LOANS $ QUINTARD JEWELRY & PAWN PAYDAY $ $ $ $ $ EBAY SERVICE $ $ $ PAWN SHOP 1920 Quintard Ave. $ $ $ $$ $ $ $ $ $ JEWELRY SALES $ $ TITLE $ LOANS $ Anniston, Al 36201 $ $ $ $ $ CONVERT $GUNS $ $ YELLOW GOLD & AMMO SALES$ 256-236-7696 • 256-236-7113 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ TO WHITE GOLD $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $
WE BUY GOLD & SILVER
Oxford Police DepartmenT
Wanted
www.oxfordpd.org
Amber M. Dupree 5’00” 125 lbs. DOB: 1990-05-30 CONTEMPT TOP 3RD
Billy G. Elder 6’02” 170 lbs. DOB: 1949-06-25 BURGLARY 2ND
Jessica L Grizzard 5’01” 95 lbs DOB: 1984-08-06 CONTEMPT OF COURT
Jerred L Smith 5’10” 185 lbs. DOB: 1984-07-28 PUR OF EPH X 3
Matthew L. Snelling 6’03” 163 lbs. DOB: 1982-12-30 PUR OF EPH X3
ed r u pt
Ca Shawn Donta Cross Date of Birth: 01-Jan-73 Charges: Possession of Forged Instrument
Walter Daniel Grier Date of Birth : 28-May-78 Charges: Domestic Violence
Anita Michelle Henegar Date of Birth : 31-Jul-67 Charges: Purchase of Ephedrine
Oxford Police Seek leads in theft suspect identity The Oxford Police Department needs the assistance of the community in identifying a theft suspect who has stolen items from unlocked vehicles in the Oxford area. The suspect is a white male, approximately 5’11” wearing what appears to be a backpack. If you see someone in your neighborhood matching this persons description please call the Oxford Police Department Communications at 256-831-3121. If you have any information, please contact Investigator D. Ashley at 256-835-6119. You do not have to give your name.
Oxford PD raises funds for Honor Flight The men and women of the Oxford Police Department are excited to announce that we are raising money for Honor Flight of Birmingham. Honor Flight is non-profit organization that sends terminally ill WWII Veterans to Washington D.C. to visit their WWII memorial. We are losing approximately 1200 WWII veterans a day so we need to act fast. If you would like to learn more about Honor Flight visit www.honorflightbirmingham.com www.honorflightbirmingham.com. If you would like to Donate please send your tax deductible contribution to: O.P.D. HONOR FLIGHT P.O. Box 3383 Oxford, Alabama 36203.
Claudia Elizabeth Mallery Date of Birth : 6-May-63 Charges: Contempt of Court (DUI)
FBI warns of Jury Duty Scam Courtesy of the Oxford Police Department Most of us take those summonses for jury duty seriously, but enough people skip out on their civic duty, that a new and ominous kind of fraud has surfaced. Be aware if you receive a call from someone who claims to be a jury coordinator. If you protest that you never received a summons for jury duty, the scammer asks you for your Social Security number and date of birth so he or she can verify the information and cancel the arrest warrant. Give out any of this information and bingo; your identity was just stolen. The fraud has been reported so far in 11 states, including Oklahoma, Illinois , and Colorado . This (swindle) is particularly insidious because they use intimidation over the phone to try to bully people into giving information by pretending they are with the court system. The FBI and the federal court system have issued nationwide alerts on their web sites, warning consumers about the fraud.
To Advertise in the Crime Bulletin call 235-9222
Crime prevention takes common sense “If we all band together, we can make our community a safer place.” Sheriff Larry Amerson Preventing crime is more than installing security systems and having a guard dog. It takes old-fashioned common sense and paying attention to small details, according to local law enforcement. “Lock your car every time you get out,” Joshua Doggrell, an investigator with the Anniston Police Department recommends. “Even if it is just for a minute, whether it is cold and your heater is running or hot and the air conditioner is running. Even in your driveway.” Driveway theft is not uncommon and Sergeant L.G. Owens of the Oxford Police Department said locking car doors could have prevented recent incidences in Oxford. “We had a rash of car burglaries in the Sherwood Forest area. Some of the victims left credit cards and they were taken to a local business.” Owens said they identified two subjects after they were recorded on security cameras making purchases with stolen credit cards and charges are pending. Owens said in the summer months, leaving out yard equipment could be a strong temptation for criminals. “Unemployment is horrible and some people are looking to steal. It is their means.” When you are at home, common sense should also be used for personal safety. “Don’t go to the door for anybody that might be trying to sell something,” Owens said. “The city of Oxford doesn’t allow door-to-door sales.” Doggrell said criminals use various tactics, like door-
to-door sales, to find out if a homeowner is home. “If someone knocks on your door and has a story such as, they are out of gas or would like to cut your grass, or needs directions because there lost, these could all be stories someone has prepared in case they were attempting to burglarize your house, and you unexpectedly answered the door.” He said anything out of the ordinary should be reported to your local police department, so they can have the identity of a possible suspect. “Never open the door if you do not know who it is. You can simply talk through the door to be safe. Never let anyone you do not know (be aware) that you are home alone.” If you are planning to be away from home, Doggrell suggests that you not announce it on online social networking sites. “People that are on Facebook or MySpace that write things like they are going out of town to the beach are advertising it.” He said to be sure not to reveal on public forums when you are planning a vacation or going to be out of the house for any period of time. And, if you plan to be away, he said to create the appearance that you are at home. “When leaving your house, do whatever you can do to give the appearance that someone is still at home. Leave a light on, a radio or a car in the driveway. If you are worried about the cost of electricity, it is cheaper than becoming a victim,” he said. Theft of property happens not only in homes but also public places, so Owens said to use caution when shop-
ping. “Do not leave valuable’s visible in your car when you go shopping, like GPS devices, laptops, cell phones, expensive name brand products.” If you must leave items in your car, Doggrell said to carry an old shirt or a towel in your car and use it to cover up items can prevent theft. If you are a victim of property theft, Calhoun County Sheriff Larry Amerson said it helps in the investigation if you keep records. “The most important thing a person who is a victim of crime can do is have a list of their property,” Amerson said.” He recommends the list include the serial number, the brand and the model. “Having a list can do more to protect you when burglarized or even during a house fire. A digital picture can help find property long after it is stolen. If you have a ring stolen a digital picture can clarify the cut of the stone or any other detail. Just remember to keep the list and pictures safe.” Law enforcement said it is essential that crime be reported. “You have got to be willing to get involved and call to report a suspicious act when you see one. The willingness to call law enforcement is a crucial point to help solve and stop crime,” Amerson said. Whenever you see anything suspicious or are a victim of crime, call the Oxford Police Department at 256831-3131, in Anniston call 256-238-1800 or the Calhoun County Sheriff’s office at 256-236-6600.
Breaking & Entering - Not Our Specialty
Creating Great Websites Is
Anniston Police DepartmenT
Wanted
Brent Ashley Craighead W/M 6’1” 175 lbs. Unlawful Breaking and Entering
Quinton Lamar Davis B/M 6’0” • 230 lbs. Reckless Endangerment Fleeing & Attempting to elude police Driving While Revoked Failure to Signal, Failure to Appear
Tavares Lashaun Dates Dates has two active warrants for Burglary 1st. degree and Sodomy 1st. degree
Cedrick Dejuan Jenkins B/M 6’2” 220 lbs. Theft of Property 2nd Degree Fraudulent Use of Credit Card
DONALD WATTS 6’01” 165LBS. Brown Hair Green eyes Wanted for: Theft of property 1st degree Failure to pay Failure to appear
Lebrearrian Eric Pitts B/M 5’6” 130 lbs. Burglary 3rd Degree X2 Unlawful Breaking & Entering of Vehicle
Larry Allen Swann Wanted for Burglary 3rd degree
GAREZ REED 5’ 8” 240 LB. Wanted for: Assault 2nd degree Failure to appear
Contact the Anniston Police Department at 238-1800 or Crime Stoppers at 238-1414.
You do not have to give your name.
Anniston Police Department needs your help The Anniston Police Department is investigating residential burglaries that occurred in the 1200 block of Rainbow Pass and the 1200 block of Glendale Road on June 12, 2009. Witnesses reported seeing a burgundy Nissan Maxima in the area during the time of the burglaries. During the investigation they developed a person of interest who drives a burgundy 1995 Nissan Maxima that displays Alabama tag AW27668 and (the vehicle) is normally seen in the area of the 600 block of East 19th Street or on Rocky Hollow Road. At the time of the offenses the vehicle was missing the front grill. If anyone has seen this vehicle or knows where we could locate it, please contact the Investigative Division of the Anniston Police Department at 256-2404000. An arrest has already been made on one of the suspects connected to these burglaries The Anniston Police Department is investigating several incidents of Criminal Mischief 1st degree/Theft of Property 1st degree at Anniston Plaza. Between May 06, 2009 and May 26, 2009, unknown persons climbed to the roof of the various businesses located in the Anniston Plaza complex. Once there, they destroyed several commercial grade air conditioning units while stealing the copper coils out of them. The total damage exceeded $36,000. Three white males were seen
leaving the area during the time of one of the offenses. They were in a dark colored, possibly green or black, Saturn passenger car. If anyone has any knowledge of these crimes please contact the Investigative Division of the Anniston Police Department at 256-240-4000. Anniston police are looking for a man who shot a manager of Church’s Chicken, located at 2129 Quintard Ave. in Anniston, during an attempted robbery. Lt. Rocky Stemen said the manager was walking to his car on Saturday, July 4 around 12:45 a.m. and was approached by a black male wearing dark clothing and he had some type of covering over his face from the eyes down. The two exchanged words and after an attempt to steal money, the manager was shot three times. Stemen said the manager crawled across Quintard Avenue and made it to the turning lane, where he was discovered by someone at Taco Bell. He suffered nonlife-threatening injuries and was treated at Regional Medical Center. One witness saw the two men arguing in the parking lot and heard the gunshot but could not describe the robber. Stemen said the victim could not provide a detailed description of the attacker either. If you have any information, please contact the Anniston Police Department at 238-1800 or Crime Stoppers at 238-1414. You do not have to give your name.
The
MONEY OUTLET Leigh Moore 2363-A AL Highway 202 Anniston, AL 36201 256-238-0777 Fax: 256-238-0768
Calhoun County’s Most Wanted on TV24
Bring in your items and we will sell them for you on Ebay! Put “Us” to work for “You.”
hosted by Calhoun County Sheriff Larry Amerson & Chris Wright
1509 Arrests Tune in Tuesday Nights at 7:30 p.m. and Wednesdays at 2:30 p.m.
Pawn & Title Loans & Pay Day Advance SAFE / SECURE / CONVENIENT Cash In Minutes
Your #1 Place for Highest Payout!