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 By  John Few Published 
1:49 pm Friday, December 6, 2019

Arrest Report

The following is the Madison Police Department Arrest Report from Nov. 29 through Dec. 5:

 

Nov. 29

Matthew Blake Neal, Madison, theft (shoplifting), fourth degree.

Charles Gregory Hargrove, Huntsville, unlawful imprisonment, first degree, rape (strong arm), domestic violence by strangulation (injury) and domestic violence (simple assault, family), third degree.

 

Nov. 30

Rayford O Neal Chambers, Huntsville, failure to appear (traffic).

Daniel Joseph Griswold, Huntsville, burglary (business), third degree, and theft misconduct, second degree.

 

Dec. 1

Steven Scott Mcdonald, Decatur, failure to appear (traffic).

Cody Ryan Houston, Madison, bail jumping, second degree.

Javoris Rodgrell Dubose, Madison, fugitive from justice.

 

Dec. 2

Brandi Michelle Johnson, Huntsville, two counts of violation of probation.

Andrea Nicole Lovvorn, Madison, theft (shoplifting), fourth degree, possession of heroin and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Zackary Adam James, Madison, bail jumping, second degree.

 

Dec. 3

Nicholas Demetra Pappas, Huntsville, aggravated assault (police officer, other weapon), second degree, receiving stolen property, first degree, two counts of bail jumping, second degree, and attempting to flee or elude police officer.

Michael Keshawn Lewis, Madison, theft (shoplifting), fourth degree.

James Dewey Green, Huntsville, failure to appear (traffic).

Reginald Robertson, Huntsville, failure to appear (traffic).

 

Dec. 5

Anthony Tyrone Wilson, Decatur, failure to appear (traffic).

Carlos David Coy, Madison, violation of probation.

Max Russell Mitchell, Huntsville, violation of probation.

Elliot Princeton Brown, Huntsville, failure to appear (traffic).

 

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