Lyon County Sheriff’s Office reports arrests and incidents spanning late May into early June

Lyon County Sheriff's Report

EDDYVILLE, Ky. – Lyon County Sheriff's Office reported several arrests and investigations during the first week of June.On June 1, Sheriff Brent White arrested Joseph D. Bergman, 28, of Paducah on a Lyon Circuit Court failure-to-appear bench warrant. Bergman is charged with first-degree promoting contraband and second-degree persistent felony offender. He was lodged in the Crittenden County Detention Center.On June 2, deputies served a Henderson County bench warrant on Amber W. Alexander, 41, of Owensboro for nonpayment of court costs, fees or fines. She is awaiting extradition to Henderson County.On June 3, Sheriff White charged Nevaeh J. Thomas, 18, of Cadiz with complicity to intimidating a participant in the legal process. According to the sheriff's office, Thomas is accused of assisting Cameron Sanders, who is incarcerated in the Crittenden County Detention Center, in intimidating and harassing the victim and witnesses in Sanders' criminal assault case. The investigation was conducted by Deputy Bobby Beeler with assistance from Sheriff White.On June 4, at approximately 8 p.m., sheriff's deputies responded to a disturbance at Lee S. Jones Park. Chief Deputy Sam Adams determined that William D. Russell, 37, of Kuttawa was involved in a verbal dispute that turned physical in the park parking lot. Russell left the scene before law enforcement arrived but later went to the sheriff's office and met with Adams. He was subsequently arrested and charged with fourth-degree assault (domestic violence) involving a minor injury. Russell was lodged in the Crittenden County Detention Center.All charges are merely accusations, and all defendants are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.Copyright 2023 The Crittenden Press

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Lyon County Sheriff Department Activity

Lyon County Sheriff Brent White reported several arrests, disturbances and traffic incidents during the final week of May.On May 24 at approximately 8:46 p.m., Deputy Bobby Beeler conducted a traffic stop on a Kia Soul on KY 93 South. The driver, Amber L. Blick, 27, of Princeton, was charged with having one headlamp, operating on a suspended or revoked operator’s license and possession of marijuana. She was cited to appear in Lyon District Court in June.Later that night at approximately 11:24 p.m., deputies responded to a disturbance at a Kuttawa business. The Eddyville Police Department assisted because multiple people were involved. Deputy Beeler charged Joseph D. Nonwiler, 28, of Owensboro, with alcohol intoxication in a public place and second-degree disorderly conduct. He was lodged in the Crittenden County Detention Center. Tanner McFadden, 19, of Owensboro, was charged with possession of alcohol by a person age 18-20 and was cited to Lyon District Court. Eddyville police charged two additional individuals under age 21 with alcohol-related offenses.On May 27 at approximately 4:18 p.m., Chief Deputy Sam Adams investigated a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of KY 93 South, KY 293 and KY 1055. According to the report, Justice Harvey, 18, of Eddyville, was driving a 2015 Dodge Challenger and pulled from a stop sign on KY 1055 into the path of a northbound 2011 Chevrolet Silverado driven by Nicholas D. Armer, 21, of Eddyville. The vehicles collided in the intersection. No injuries were reported.On May 28 at approximately 1:25 a.m., Adams investigated a hit-and-run collision at a Kuttawa business. A parked 2026 Freightliner cab-over semi owned by Royal Trucking of West Point, Mississippi, was struck on the passenger-side front bumper by another semi traveling through the parking lot. The driver left the scene without stopping. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Lyon County Sheriff’s Office at 270-388-2311.On May 29 at approximately 8:55 a.m., Sheriff Brent White responded to a shoplifting complaint at a business on KY 293. His investigation led to the arrest of Jessica L. Owen, 19, of Eddyville, who was charged with theft by unlawful taking (shoplifting) under $500. She was lodged in the Crittenden County Detention Center.On May 31 at approximately 12:42 a.m., Deputy Beeler responded to a reported disturbance at a Kuttawa business. The investigation determined a verbal altercation became physical and a woman was assaulted. Michael D. Chamber, 27, of Henderson, was arrested and charged with fourth-degree assault, alcohol intoxication in a public place and second-degree disorderly conduct. He was lodged in the Crittenden County Detention Center. Copyright 2023 The Crittenden Press

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Lyon County Sheriff's Report

Lyon County's weekly sheriff's report outlined multiple arrests, crashes and investigations during the week of May 15-24, including a felony intimidation charge connected to a domestic violence case. On May 15, deputies and emergency responders were called to Dulaney Road after a 13-year-old Cadiz juvenile lost control of a mini-bike in a gravel driveway and crashed. The juvenile was flown by Air Evac to an out-of-state hospital for treatment of injuries. Deputies investigated several non-injury crashes during the week, including a two-vehicle collision May 16 in Kuttawa involving Brian Moodie, 64, of Grand Rivers, and Nathanael Boone, 52, of Madisonville; a single-vehicle crash May 19 near the intersection of KY 818 North and KY 293 involving Cynthia Attaguile, 38, of Princeton; a commercial vehicle collision May 21 in Kuttawa involving drivers John Conner, 66, of Napa, Calif., and Rivera Rodrigues of Miami, Fla.; and a May 21 collision on U.S. 62 West involving Dema Genseal, 86, of Princeton, and Thomas Smothers, 55, of Benton.   On May 19, deputies arrested Cameron A. Sanders, 20, of Hopkinsville, charging him with fourth-degree assault (domestic violence) after a disturbance complaint on Hylan Drive involving a juvenile family member. On May 22, Deputy Bobby Beeler’s continuing investigation resulted in Sanders being charged with intimidating a participant in the legal process, a Class D felony. Authorities allege Sanders violated bond conditions and threatened the victim and witnesses in an attempt to discourage cooperation with law enforcement. He remained lodged in the Crittenden County Detention Center under a no-bond court order. On May 19, deputies responded to a loud party complaint in Old Eddyville where multiple teenagers were reportedly trespassing on private property. Hayden J. Schenk, 18, of Fredonia, was arrested on a second trespassing-related incident within two months. His vehicle also was impounded. Deputy Josh Travis served a Hopkins District Court bench warrant May 20 on Edward G. Bell, 26, of Earlington, who was listed as a fugitive in an assault case from Hopkins County. On May 21, Sheriff Brent White arrested Cameron A. Sanders, 18, of Hopkinsville, after responding to a complaint that he was at a residence he had been ordered by the court to avoid. Sanders was charged with driving on a DUI-suspended license, failure to wear a seat belt and contempt of court for violating conditions of release. Deputies also responded May 21 to three separate collisions on Interstate 24 near the 37-mile marker after a large commercial vehicle tire came to rest in eastbound lanes. Multiple vehicles struck the tire, causing damage, though no injuries were reported. Deputies and Kentucky State Police responded May 23 to an assault complaint on Lawwill Road. David L. Warner, 57, of Kuttawa, was located at a campground and charged by Deputy Beeler with DUI-third offense and operating on a suspended or revoked license. Kentucky State Police additionally charged Warner with assault in connection with the incident. Authorities also investigated a large disturbance May 23 at the corner of Fourth Street and Lake Barkley Drive in Kuttawa involving multiple juveniles and adults. One 16-year-old male was transported to a Paducah hospital for treatment of injuries. Investigators said the altercation began after words were exchanged between occupants of passing vehicles and tenants at a rental residence. Sheriff White charged Jason L. Walker, 46, of Ashland City, Tenn., with fourth-degree assault (child abuse). The sheriff’s office noted social media reports incorrectly identified a Lyon County High School athletic coach as a suspect. Investigators said the coach was not involved and was not in Lyon County at the time of the incident. Just after midnight May 24, deputies responded to a disturbance complaint at a campground off KY 93 South. Karlee D. Pecka, 31, of Newburgh, Ind., was arrested and charged with first-degree disorderly conduct and alcohol intoxication in a public place. Copyright 2023 The Crittenden Press

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