On Wed. Deputy Michael Self, observed a sedan fail to signal a turn. he checked the vehicles registration and found that it did not match the vehicle it was displayed on. I conducted a traffic stop and identified the driver as Jackie Livingston. Mr.Livingston was unable to provide evidence of financial responsibility or registration. Central dispatch informed me that Mr. Livingston’s drivers license was revoked status ID only. Mr. Livingston had an extensive driving history including failure to satisfy citations, failure to provide evidence of financial responsibility, as well as three prior driving while revoked/suspended. Mr. Livingston was given a verbal warning for failing to signal and issued him citation number 6678 for the registration and insurance violations. the deputy arrested Mr. Livingston for driving while revoked (4th Offense) and transported him to the Roane County Detention Center for processing. A family member took custody of the vehicle. JACKIE LEE LIVINGSTON, 53 from Jackson Drive, Harriman, was released after posting a $4,000 bond. Court date has been set for May 5, 2014.
Just before 7pm last night while on routine patrol, Deputy Del Toro noticed a car being driven by a subject he knew had active warrants, while on South Gateway Avenue in Rockwood . He conducted a traffic stop on the driver identified as 39 Yr old Michael Hard from Rockwood and placed him into custody. JASON MICHEAL HARD-39 from Tarwater Street, Rockwood is being held on bonds totaling $12,500 three counts of VOP, And driving on revoked or suspended license. Court date is set for May 5, 2014.
Around 5am this morning Deputy Michael Murphy was sitting in the Area of 481 Emory River Road, which is the address of Benjamin Pullum, who he knew to have an active warrant out of Roane County. Around this same time he observed a Black Toyota Camry pull out of the driveway. In this vehicle his report indicated, was a male subject later identified as Benjamin Pullum. At approximately 0517, after observing that the vehicles registration lights were not functioning, a traffic stop was conducted at Sugar Grove Baptist Church. Once he approached the vehicle and made contact with Mr. Pullum, he stated in the report that he was still unsure whether he was Pullum as he had never seen him so he asked Pullum for a driver’s license, which he produced. After advising him why I pulled him over, Pullum advised me that he knew why. Pullum was asked to exit the vehicle, were he was detained. Pullum’s name and date of birth was given to central dispatch, who did confirm that Pullum had an active warrant out of Roane County for Violation of Order of Protection which was in hand. Pullum was then advised that he was under arrest . Possession of Pullum’s vehicle was given to Matthew Duke per Pullum’s request. BENJAMIN LEE PULLUM, 33 from Emory River Road, Harriman, remains jailed today. VIOLATION OF ORDER OF PROTECTION. Court date is set for June 30, 2014.
While on routine patrol last night Rockwood patrolman and k9 officer Charles Haulbrick pulled over a car in the downtown area near the Regions Bank after noticing the car swerving a bit. He made contact with the driver identified as 43 year old Jimmy Sexton. A check of his drivers license proved they were suspended, and at that time he was asked to do a sobriety check as well since he appeared to be intoxicated, after this he was placed under arrest. , JIMMY CHARLES SEXTON, JR, 43 from Oliver Springs remains in jail today on a $3,000 bond charged with driving on a suspended or revoked license and DUI. Court date is set for July the 7th.
Just after 6.30pm last evening, deputy Clarivino arrived at 108 Frost Hollow in Harriman after numerous calls to Central Dispatch regarding what sounded like explosions occurring in the area of Swan Pond. She recognized Mr. Kenneth Spears standing on the front porch of 108 Frost Hollow and she made contact with him. Mr. Spears informed her that there were three separate explosions that had shook the ground, the last one occurring approximately fifteen minutes prior to her arrival. At this time, Central Dispatch confirmed through name and date of birth that Mr. Spears had an Attachment out of Roane County. She took Mr. Spears into custody and transported him to the Roane County Detention Facility for processing. KENNETH DWAYNE SPEARS, 46 from Spears Drive, Harriman was released after posting a $150 bond the reasoning behind the loud explosions has yet to be determined
REST OF THE ARREST REPORT – CLICK HERE: PR040314