A homeless man is facing multiple charges after being
questioned during a driving under the influence stop at mile
marker 80 on Interstate 75.
After arresting the driver for DUI on the interstate, Loudon
County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Jerramie Bowen spoke with Isiah
Lamont Mabin, 24, homeless, who was a passenger in the
vehicle. In the police report, Bowen said he smelled an odor
of marijuana coming from the vehicle. Bowen said Mabin acted
“very evasive” and was asked to keep his hands on his head
as he stepped out of the vehicle.
“He did step out and then reached toward his wrist,”
Bowen said. “I then drew my weapon and told him again to
put his hands on his head.”
Mabin was detained, and during a pat down, police found
a Smith & Wesson 9mm gun in his waist band.
Mabin, who was unsteady on his feet and had bloodshot
eyes, threw a hand-rolled blunt into the back floorboard
of the vehicle, according to police. After placing Mabin
under arrest, Bowen found identification in his wallet
indicating that the man’s name was Jamien Thomas, which
Mabin had used up to that point when speaking with
police. Bowen then confirmed his real name to be Isiah
Mabin.
Mabin was charged with bringing contraband into a penal
institution, criminal impersonation, possession of a
handgun while under the influence, possession of a
firearm during a felony, public intoxication, possession
of a Schedule III substance and simple possession/casual
exchange and was held on $42,000 bond.
May 1
- Adam Houston Reese, 19, Knoxville, was charged with
aggravated criminal trespass and released on $2,500
bond. Responding to a call of an unwanted guest in the
130 block of Waterford Drive, Loudon County Sheriff’s
Deputy Craig Brewer found a silver Honda matching the
description of Reese’s vehicle about a block from the
residence. After stopping the vehicle, Brewer learned
that Reese had gone to the home of a couple whose
daughter was Reese’s ex-girlfriend. The parents told
Reese to leave the residence several times, and Reese
left once he realized police had been called.
- Brian Keith Dotson, 18, Greenback, was charged with
domestic assault and contributing to the delinquency of
a minor and released on $4,000 bond.
- Amanda Yates, 27, Sweetwater, was charged with theft
of property and burglary and released on $8,000 bond.
- Bryson Cody Young, 27, Lenoir City, was charged with
theft under $500 and released on $1,000 bond. Responding
to a call of shoplifting in the 900 block of Highway 321
North, police spoke with a loss prevention officer who
said he saw Young pick two packs of flat sheets and
place them in shopping bags. Young was also seen passing
all points of sale in the store. Young was observed on
video surveillance footage selecting some motor oil and
brake fluid from the shelves and then taking the items
to the service desk, where he received a refund for
items that were never purchased, according to police.
The cost of goods totaled $40.32.
- Kerry Wayne Raper, 20, Maryville, was charged with
driving on a revoked/suspended license and held on
$1,000 bond.
- William Floyd Brewster II, 40, Maryville, was
charged with driving on a revoked license and possession
of drug paraphernalia and released on $4,000 bond.
- Tony Curtis Brown, 49, Knoxville, was charged with
driving on a revoked license-second offense and an
outstanding warrant out of Knox County and released on
$2,000 bond.
- Krystal Lynn Cannon, 29, Lenoir City, was charged with driving on a revoked/suspended license and released without bond.
May 2
- Richard Darren Queen, 43, Lenoir City, was charged
with possession of drug paraphernalia, public
intoxication and simple possession/casual exchange and
released on $3,000 bond. Responding to a report of a
possibly intoxicated man trying to sell pills to a
customer at a convenience store on Highway 11 East,
police reported that Queen was trying to put money into
his sock. Queen, who reportedly had glassy eyes and
slurred speech, offered to sell multiple drugs,
according to the store clerk. He then said he would
trade the drugs for marijuana. After finding a needle
Queen dropped, police found a bottle with 51-2 mg
clonazepam pills that were prescribed to him and filled
April 29. A small metal tin was also found in his front
right pocket, which contained four small white pills.
Police also found a pipe used to smoke marijuana in his
front left pocket and a small, black plastic container
with a small amount of leafy green substance believed to
be marijuana.
- Cody Eugene Cox, 23, Lenoir City, was charged with
aggravated assault and released on $15,000 bond.
Responding to a call of a domestic disturbance in the
500 block of Bon Street in Lenoir City, a woman told
police that she had been assaulted by Cox. She said the
incident began about 8 p.m. when she returned from the
tanning bed, noting that Cox was, at the time, under the
influence of marijuana and narcotics. The woman said she
and Cox got into an argument inside her vehicle, and he
jumped from the car. When she arrived at the house, Cox
reportedly began kicking and striking a door with a
wrench. He then rammed the woman’s vehicle with an
Infinity sport utility vehicle and attempted to run her
over as she fled on foot, according to police. Cox
reportedly ran over a fence with the SUV before the
woman could flee the area. According to the police
report, Cox told her that he would kill her if she left.
- Charles Brandon Partin, 29, Pineville, Ky., was
charged with driving under the influence, driving on a
revoked/suspended license and violation of implied
consent and held on $8,000 bond.
- Tabitha Michelle Decker, 33, Lenoir City, was
charged with domestic assault and released on $2,000
bond. Responding to a call in the 190 block of Oakland
Avenue, police learned Decker had been engaged in a
“heated” argument with a man, according to the police
report. During the argument, Decker allegedly scratched
the man and attempted to choke him. In addition, two of
the five children on the scene were scratched by Decker
while attempting to break up the altercation. The man
and the children said they had to hit Decker in the face
to get her off the man, who had marks on his neck, face
and arms. Two of the children had scratch marks on their
arms. Leaving the scene before police arrived, Decker
was later located on McGhee Boulevard and taken into
custody.
- Kimberly Michelle Palmer, 42, Loudon, was charged
with theft under $500 and released on $1,000 bond.
- Charles Christopher Palmer, 37, Loudon, was charged
with theft under $500 and released on $1,000 bond.
- Dylan Taylor Burns, 19, Lenoir City, was charged
with public intoxication and released on $1,000 bond.
Responding to call of a loud party at an apartment in
the 1000 block of West 1st Avenue in Lenoir City, police
reported that two people ran to the back of the
apartment and jumped out of a second-story window. Burns
was found and had a smell of alcohol and bloodshot eyes,
according to police.
- Michael Logan Reynolds, 18, Lenoir City, was charged
with public intoxication and released on $1,000 bond.
- Bradford William Bingham, 39, Greenback, was charged with driving on a revoked/suspended license and released on $1,000 bond.
May 3
- Denarius Martrell Arrington, 29, Maryville, was
charged with failure to appear on a probation
violation-general session and released on a $4,000 bond.
- Jon Edward Fuchs, 38, Hixson, was charged with
driving under the influence, possession of drug
paraphernalia, reckless driving and a Schedule V drug
violation and held on a $12,000 bond. Responding to a
wreck between mile markers 67 and 68 along Interstate
75, police found a white Honda Accord in the median and
a white Dodge truck in the break-down lane. Loudon
County Sheriff’s Deputy Chris Jenkins identified the
driver of the Dodge as Fuchs, who appeared unsteady on
his feet and confused about his location. Fuchs was
placed under arrest after failing a field sobriety test.
Witnesses said Fuchs was driving the Dodge at a high
rate of speed and changing lanes to pass vehicles. Fuchs
reportedly made contact with the rear of the Accord,
which contained two adults and two young children, and
caused the car to veer off the road. Police determined
Fuchs’ actions put the victims in “fear of death and
bodily injury,” according to Jenkins. As police removed
Fuchs from the vehicle, officers found 19 small pills
believed to be clonazepam. While at the Fort Loudoun
Medical Center emergency room for a blood alcohol test,
a small cut straw fell from Fuchs’ right pants leg.
- Yoshawn Anthony Rollins, 25, Loudon, was charged
with contributing to the delinquency of a minor and
possession of drug paraphernalia and released on $5,000
bond. Responding to a call at a Matlock Bend Road
residence, police heard a complaint from a couple who
said their daughter had left the residence during the
night, and they told police they thought she was in the
company of Rollins at a home in the 1200 block of Lake
Drive in Loudon. When interviewed by police, Rollins
said the girl was at the residence and brought her to
police. Another man at the residence told police that
Rollins asked him to help him because he had been in a
wreck. The man then picked up the girl at the wreck
location and took her to the home on Lake Drive and then
went back to pick up Rollins. According to the girl’s
parents, she did not have permission to leave their
house or to be with Rollins. Also at Rollins’ residence
were two other juveniles. A marijuana pipe was found in
the kitchen.
- Johnny Dee DeJesus, 20, Lenoir City, was charged
with domestic assault and released on a $1,000 bond.
- Ronnisha Aleeya Smith, 27, Lithonia, Ga., was
charged with simple possession/casual exchange, driving
under the influence and driving on a revoked/suspended
license and released on $12,000 bond.
- Joseph Harold Cutler, 67, Knoxville, was charged
with aggravated burglary and released on $12,000 bond.
Responding to a call of a burglary in progress in the
3000 block of Oak Grove Road, police detained an
intruder, who was later identified as Cutler. Victims on
the scene said a 67-year-old woman heard a knock on the
door, and when she answered, Cutler pushed his way
through and went to the back bedroom. They said they
were fearful and did not know if Cutler had a weapon.
According to the police report, Cutler was “very
intoxicated to the point that he urinated on himself.”
In a statement to police, Cutler said, “What would you
do if you caught someone cheating on you?” He was
transported to Loudon County Jail without incident.
- Apoliner Paul Ramirez, 53, Harriman, was charged
with open container and driving under the
influence-first offense and released on $3,000 bond.
- Justin W. Redmon, 30, Harriman, was charged with
driving under the influence-first offense and held
without bond.
- Jerome Daniel Storie, 40, Jonesborough, was charged with driving under the influence-first offense and held without bond.