Boyd County Detention Center
⢠Thomas S. Hanshaw, 41, of Ashland, was lodged Friday on a charge of public intoxication.
⢠Rebecca D. Adkins, 41, of Ashland, was booked Friday following sentencing in district court on one count of theft by unlawful taking under $500.
⢠Michael A. Schmidt, 40, was booked Friday on a failure to appear in a case out of Montgomery County.
⢠Kendra R. Baldridge, 29, of Ashland, was lodged Friday on a district court bench warrant.
⢠Jonathon W. Smith, 29, of Ashland, was booked Friday on a probation violation for a felony offense charge.
⢠Jennifer Leigh Moore, 38, of Rush, was jailed Friday on a probation violation and charge of flagrant non support.
Boyd County Detention Center
⢠Thomas S. Hanshaw, 41, of Ashland, was lodged Friday on a charge of public intoxication.
⢠Rebecca D. Adkins, 41, of Ashland, was booked Friday following sentencing in district court on one count of theft by unlawful taking under $500.
⢠Michael A. Schmidt, 40, was booked Friday on a failure to appear in a case out of Montgomery County.
⢠Kendra R. Baldridge, 29, of Ashland, was lodged Friday on a district court bench warrant.
⢠Jonathon W. Smith, 29, of Ashland, was booked Friday on a probation violation for a felony offense charge.
⢠Jennifer Leigh Moore, 38, of Rush, was jailed Friday on a probation violation and charge of flagrant non support.
A Catlettsburg suspect has been arrested for a break-in and bloody assault.
Court records show 35-year-old James Stephens broke into a house in the 8000 block of State Route 168 early Thursday and fought a man inside.
When Catlettsburg Police arrived, they found the victim with several cuts on his head and face, with his left eye swollen shut, records show. The criminal citation also states the victim had several bite marks, bruises and blood on his body.
Stephens also threw several bricks and busted out the windshield of the victimâs car, records show. Police noted the victim passed out, woke up and almost wrecked prior to being taken to St. Mary s Medical Center.
The jailhouses werenât jumping to much over the weekend, with the exception of Boyd County, which saw an influx of federal inmates moving through as they await court hearings at the federal court house in downtown Ashland.
While a few notorious names found themselves on the booking logs at Boyd, lock-ups were light, for the most part â fewer than five of the inmates booked over the weekend at Boyd were due to charges incurred on the street.
Bench warrants made a good bulk of the arrests over the weekend as well, especially at the Big Sandy Regional Detention Center.