Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Department



The Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Department reported the following suspected non-traffic violations between 3:30 p.m. Monday and 3 p.m. Tuesday:



• Petit larceny up to $500 — Tash Lashunda Newell, 28, 7455 Lizelia Road Lamco Apartment, Marion

• Murder — Taboris Sanchez Tamayo, 23, 2108 26th Ave.

• Domestic violence simple assault —Michael Gregory Davis, 27, 11245 Townsend Byrd Road, Collinsville. Davis is also charged with probation violation.

• Simple assault causing bodily injury, neglect — James Earl Briggs, 28, 5550 Omitted Road. Briggs is also charged with simple assault by threat.

• Sale of cocaine — Ramonda Rene Boyd, 39, 2806 Seventh St.

• Domestic violence simple assault — Timothy John Allen, 36, 3707 Causeyville Road, Chunky

• Possession of marijuana less than one ounce — Tina Denison, 48, 5950 Highway 11 South, Enterprise

• Contempt of court — Giezre M. Perez-Pech, 27, 110 Dabbs Avenue, Apartment 4, Quitman



Incident reports



The Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Department reported the following incident reports for Oct. 13-14.



Domestic violence:

• 3000 block of Causeyville Road



Theft:

• 10,000 block of Highway 80 West

• 2000 block of Bolen Longcreek Road



Vandalism:

• 5000 block of Birch Street



Fire runs



The Meridian Fire Department reported the following fire runs for Oct. 13.

• Good intent call — Ninth Avenue

• Cooking fire — 55th Avenue



The Lauderdale County Volunteer Fire Departments reported the following runs for Oct.13:



• EMS — State Boulevard Extension (Bailey)

• Motor vehicle accident with injuries — Lauderdale Road (Lauderdale)

• EMS — Briarwood Road (Northeast)

• EMS — Martin Kemper Road (Martin)

• Motor vehicle accident with injuries — Highway 494 (Collinsville, Suqualena)

• EMS — Highway 494 (Suqualena)

• Motor vehicle accident without injuries — Wildcat Road (Martin)

• Motor vehicle accident with injuries — I 20 (Toomsuba)

• Motor vehicle accident with injuries — Highway 39 (Sam Dale)



Ambulance runs



Metro Ambulance reported 34 runs from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday.