July 1, 2019
By: Dwayne Page
A Doyle man charged with stealing a carry on trailer from a residence on Backbone Road will make a court appearance next week.
33 year old Timothy Ryan Bouldin of Doyle is charged with vandalism, theft of property, criminal trespassing and burglary. Bouldin’s bond is $70,000 and his court date is July 11.
Sheriff Patrick Ray said that on June 22 Bouldin broke into a building on Backbone Road and stole a 5x 10 foot carry-on trailer, valued at $1,450 and in the process destroyed the trailer lock, causing damage less than $1,000.
The case was investigated by sheriff’s department detectives.
40 year old Scotty Wayne Knowles of Jacobs Pillar Road, Smithville is cited for possession of methamphetamine with intent to manufacture, sell or deliver; simple possession of a schedule V drug; and possession of drug paraphernalia. His court date July 11.
According to Sheriff Ray, while being placed under arrests for other warrants on East Broad Street, Knowles had in his front left pocket 0.7 grams of methamphetamine, a pill container with 6 halves of Gabapentin, and a spoon with residue.
64 year old James Harold Einfeldt of West Walnut Street, Smithville is cited for simple possession of a schedule VI drug and for a traffic violation. His court date is July 11.
Sheriff Ray said that on June 19 a deputy pulled over a gray Dodge on McMinnville Highway for running a stop sign and spoke to the driver, Einfeldt who admitted to having marijuana in the vehicle. He produced a bag of pot weighing 28.7 grams.
52 year old Scott Green Pedigo of Pages Lane, Smithville, a prisoner at the jail, is charged with bringing contraband into a penal institution. He is under a $3,500 bond and his court date is July 25.
Sheriff Ray said that on June 28 Green was found to have on him a half smoked marijuana cigarette that weighed 0.2 grams where prisoners were quartered.
22 year old Joseph Juniel, III of Little Rock, Arkansas is charged with being a fugitive from justice. His bond is $5,000 and he will be in court July 11.
Sheriff Ray said that on June 27 as correctional officers were releasing Juniel, they conducted a background check through the National Crime Information Center and learned that Juniel is wanted in Fulton, Georgia and that he is under orders to be extradited.