Meridian Police Department

    The Meridian Police Department reported the following arrests between 6:00 a.m. Friday and 6:00 a.m. Monday.

    Misdemeanors

    • Shoplifting – Mandy B. Holmes, born in 1992, 71 Magazine St., Meridian.

    • Shoplifting – Willie Burrage, born in 1980, 2911 21st St., Meridian.

    • Shoplifting – Jessica S. Gressett, born in 1989, 3907 69th Ave., Meridian.

    • Simple Assault – Robert E. Lee, born in 1963, homeless, Meridian.

    • Trespassing – Michael C. Fortner, born in 1986, 8038 Lauderdale-Toomsuba Rd., Meridian.

    • Disturbance of a business – Teraze P. Thompson, born in 1991, 2405 Highway 28 East, Meridian. Thompson is also charged with simple assault.

    • Giving  false information – Kerry Williams, born in 1986, 2909 Edgewood Dr., Meridian. Williams is also charged with simple assault domestic (two counts).

    • Driving under the influence (DUI) – Arico J. Johnson, born in 1991, 720 26th St., Meridian.

    • Driving under the influence (DUI) – Belinda D. Logan, born in 1984, 301 63rd Pl., Meridian.

    • Drug paraphenalia – Jill Bridges, born in 1981, 1361 7th St., Meridian.

    • Shoplifting – Joe A. Griffin, born in 1959, 4009 5th St., Meridian.

    Felonies

    • Aggravated assault – Patrick E. Battle, born in 1970, 2304 2nd Ave., Meridian. Battle is also charged with felon carrying a concealed weapon.

    • Taking away of a motor vehicle – Khameron M. Leflora, born in 1983, 8699 King Rd., Meridian.

    Incident Reports

    The Meridian Police Department reported the following incidents from Friday to Monday:

Auto Burglary

    • 1900 block of B Street, Meridian.

Residential Burglaries

    • 2300 Block of 32nd Street, Meridian.

    • 1200 Block of 37th Avenue, Meridian.

Robberies

    • 5900 Block of Highway 80 West, Meridian.

    • 1000 Block of 18th Street, Meridian.

Shootings

    • 4400 Block of Terry Street, Meridian.

    • 1600 Block of 8th Avenue, Meridian.

    • 2700 Block of State Blvd., Meridian.

    • Meridian Police responded to 14 shots fired calls. Officers were unable to find evidence to support the calls.