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Between Friday, September 18 and Thursday, September 24 the following were processed through the Lamar County jail:
Tiffany Alwan, 45, Barnesville, giving false information to officers;
Sidney Adair Asbell, 33, Barnesville, wanted by Griffin P.D.;
Jeremy Cullen Bennett, 29, Barnesville, DUI and taillight violation;
Cody Jacob Berry, 25, Locust Grove, homicide by vehicle, hit and run and reckless driving;
Karley Shaye Dozier, 27, Barnesville, probation violation;
Dontavious Tremaine Drain, 40, Jonesboro, in for court;
Lillian Jaber, 31, Boston, MA, handsfree law, DUI, failure to maintain lane, impeding the flow of traffic and reckless driving;
Marcal Angelo Knolton, 28, Barnesville, probation violation, criminal trespass and disorderly;
Kamryn Leigh Land, 25, McDonough, obstruction of officers;
Mickey Scott Miller, 37, Jackson, parole violation and possession and use of drug related objects;
Ricky Lee Miller, 39, Jackson, two counts possession of firearm by convicted felon and tampering with evidence;
Jesse Lamar Parks, 39, Barnesville, possession of firearm or knife during commission of or attempt to commit felonies;
Brycen Parrott, 17, Milner, obstructing officers and furnishing, purchasing and possession of alcoholic beverage by person under legal age;
Laquain Shawntez Pew, 34 Stockbridge, speeding, seatbelt violation, open container, reckless driving and two counts DUI;
Walter Keith Pope, 63, Griffin, in for court;
Terry Lynn Simmons, 59, Fitzgerald, probation violation;
Jarred Clay Smith, 45, Barnesville, two counts DUI, open container, failure to maintain lane, improper parking, reckless driving and seatbelt violation;
Kendriana Breshae Taylor, 29, Griffin, probation violation;
Gregory Ronald Young, 36, no address listed, two counts aggravated assault, possession of firearm or knife during commission of or attempt to commit felonies, reckless conduct and home invasion.

POLICE REPORT:

Between Monday, September 14 and Sunday, September 27 the Barnesville Police Department made the following arrests:
Christopher Walker, 49, Barnesville, theft by shoplifting;
Anthony Williams, 18, Barnesville, criminal trespass;
Marcal Knolton, 28, Barnesville, disorderly conduct and criminal trespass.
They issued 76 warnings and 64 citations.

A 34-year-old Burruss State Prison guard from Barnesville was arrested for smuggling large amounts of marijuana and tobacco, cell phones and cash to inmates Sept. 16.

Logan Mallonee of Barnesville is accused of carrying items into the prison for inmates.

According to the arrest warrant, the offense occurred between 5:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. at the prison. Corrections special agent Amia Valentine took out the warrant against Mallonee.

The contraband listed in the arrest warrant includes 543 grams of marijuana, 1,354 grams of tobacco, six cellular phones, four chargers, one vape device, four packs of rolling papers, 43 grams of strips and $1,880 in cash.

The warrant says Mallonee intended to provide the items to inmates at Burruss.

Mallonee was taken to the Monroe County jail charged with possession of marijuana, crossing guard lines with contraband and violation of oath.

After five Northeast Patriot football players were among a dozen victims at a Saturday night shooting in Macon, Lamar and Bibb officials are promising extra security for LC teams playing at Bibb venues this week. Lamar played Northeast the night before the shootings.

STATEMENT FROM LC SCHOOLS:

Trojan Family,

Our thoughts and prayers are with our colleagues, friends, and neighbors in Bibb County following the tragic events of this past weekend. We are thinking of those who were injured, their families, and everyone affected. We have reached out to the Bibb County School System to offer our support as their community begins to heal.

We also recognize that families may have concerns about our upcoming events in Bibb County. On Thursday, our volleyball team is scheduled to play Central and Rutland at Central Macon High School. On Friday, our varsity football team is scheduled to play Southwest Macon at Thompson Stadium.

Bibb County School System has assured us that heightened security and additional safety arrangements will be in place for these events. Our students will also travel with extra security. We will remain in contact with Bibb County officials and share any changes to our plans with families.

We stand with our neighbors during this difficult time, and the safety of our students, staff, and families remains our priority.