TIFTON POLICE DEPT.
Senica Tavaris Drye, 33, 407 Marshall Ave., Warner Robins, was charged Monday with a probation violation.
Paul Anthony Morris, 39, 382 125 S. Trailer Park, Apt. B-11, was charged Monday with a parole violation.
Quntavion Dewayne Spivey, 20, 120 Central Ave., was charged Monday with a probation violation and misdemeanor possession of marijuana.
David Anthony Thomas Jr., 37, 210 N. Central Ave., Apt. 6, was charged Monday with simple battery (family violence) and two counts of cruelty to children.
TIFT CO. SHERIFF’S OFFICE
William Dwayne Brooks, 41, 111 Cotton Pointe Circle, was charged Tuesday with two probation violations.
Ryan Brenton Johnson, 23, 70 James Road, Lenox, was charged Monday with theft by taking.
Tychius Yazmiane Mathis, 27, 6207 Kensington Trail, Lithonia, was charged Monday with a probation violation.
Selena Geneva Reid, 30, 2859 Jaden Place, Macon, was charged Tuesday with a probation violation.
Kabryen Sharrod Ross, 20, 3129 Sixth Ave., was charged Monday with a probation violation.
Glenda Louise Thomas, 36, 1403 Normandy Blvd., Holiday, Fla., was charged Tuesday with a probation violation.
Roderick White, 35, 305 Forrestal Lane, Albany, was charged Tuesday with a probation violation.
Jeremy Tadius Williams, 26, 17832 N.W. 48th St., Miami Gardens, Fla., was charged Monday with speeding and driving with a suspended or revoked license.
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