The following arrests were made by local law enforcement agencies.
September 22
Peyton Hollins, 18, of Shreveport, was charged with operating a vehicle with a suspended license; no license issued.
Juan Chacon Esteves, 39, of Lakeland, Florida, was charged with driver must be licensed.
Joshua Nettles, 40, of Ringgold, was charged with domestic abuse battery (misdemeanor).
September 23
Kade Busher, 22, of Jonesboro, was arrested on a warrant for failure to appear (misdemeanor).
Coty Madden, 44, of Ringgold, was charged as a fugitive.
September 24
Yashesha Walker, 35, of Austin, Texas, was charged as a fugitive.
September 25
Evan Dunleavy, 20, of Falling, West Virginia, was charged with maximum speed limit and operating a vehicle with a suspended license; no license issued.
Trentavious Abney, 23, of Arcadia, was charged with two counts of simple assault (both misdemeanors) and simple criminal damage to property (misdemeanor).
September 26
Dustin Dunn, 38, of El Dorado, Arkansas, was arrested on a warrant for failure to appear (execution of sentence).
Jimmy Perry, 52, of Arcadia, was charged with child support obligation (felony).
Ricardo Sanchaz, 29, of Marshall, Texas, was charged with maximum speed limit and driver must be licensed.
Jonathan Towns, 45, of Phoenix, Arizona, was charged with maximum speed limit and driver must be licensed.
September 27
Wesley Smith, 37, of Campti, was charged with a violation of probation/parole and child support obligation (misdemeanor).
September 28
Mark Craft, 44, of Macon, Georgia, was charged with maximum speed limit (interstate or controlled access highway).
Thomas Howell, 29, of Doyline, was arrested on a warrant for failure to appear (misdemeanor).
Nicholas Davis, 43, of Arcadia, was charged with monetary instrument abuse (felony).
This information has been provided by a law enforcement agency as public information. Persons named as suspects in a criminal investigation, or arrested and charged with a crime, have not been convicted of any criminal offense and are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.