Alabama man arrested on drug, fugitive charges
Authorities chased a man from Alabama into western Floyd County before the suspect wrecked his car, took off on foot and was subsequently caught by police.
According to Floyd County Jail reports:
Richard Lee Hill, 35, of 165 County Road 578, Centre, was arrested Friday near the intersection of Old River Road and Fosters Mill Road and charged with felony possession of a Schedule I controlled substance after officers found a bag containing suspected synthetic marijuana in the vehicle. Hill was also charged with being a fugitive from
justice in Alabama. He is also being held in the Floyd County Jail, without bond, on a municipal probation violation County Jail reports: Richard Wayne Cantrell, 28, listed as homeless, was arrested Friday near the intersection of East 17th Street and Crane Street after police found the substance in his clothing. Cantrell was charged with felony possession of a Schedule I controlled substance.
Cantrell was being held in the Floyd County Jail Saturday night pending a $3,700 bond. to drag her to his car is being held in the Floyd County Jail without bond.
According to Floyd County Jail reports:
Jerry Casey Childers, 25, of 40 Bethlehem Road, Cedartown, was picked up from the Polk County Jail Friday and returned to Rome to face a felony aggravated stalking charge for an incident on Wednesday at 313 Turner McCall Blvd. in Rome. He allegedly violated a conditional bond by making contact with the victim. He was also charged with a misdemeanor count of simple assault.
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