3 arrested in W. Rome for possession of schedule II controlled substances
A traffic stop by Floyd County police near the intersection of Burnett Ferry Road and Susan Wayne Circle Thursday night led to the confiscation of quantities of gabapentin and oxycodone and the arrest of three Chattooga County residents, reports stated. According to jail reports Reisha Danelle Hughes, 29, of Summerville is charged with two felony counts of possession of a Schedule II controlled substance (oxycodone) and felony tampering with evidence after she allegedly admitted to tossing some drugs out of the window of the vehicle.
Joshua Michael Tinley, 26, of Lyerly was charged with two counts of sale or possession of dangerous drugs (gabapentin) and three counts of possession of a Schedule II controlled substance (oxycodone). He was also charged with a misdemeanor for possession of drug related objects after police recovered a smoking device from inside his body.
Alexandria Ariana Zayas, 29, also of Summerville was charged with two counts of possession of a Schedule II controlled substance for the oxycodone. night into Friday morning has resulted in the arrest of one man on several felony charges, reports stated. According to jail reports Stacey Rainey Smith, 64, was arrested at a home on East 15th Street on Friday morning after allegedly getting into an argument with the victim that allegedly led to Smith striking the 84-year-old victim in the left eye and using the victim’s cane to hit the elderly man in the head.
Officers reportedly found Smith with the blood of the victim all over his own shirt and shoes.
Smith is charged with felony exploitation of an elder person, aggravated assault and aggravated battery.