The Catoosa County Sheriff’s Office, during Sept. 28 – Oct. 4, answered 1,523 calls, including 66 that were booked on a total of 136 counts. The violations included both misdemeanor and felony charges and were as follows:

Arrests

Anthony Lynn Bullock , 57, of 8225 Old Mill Lane, Williamsburg, Va., was arrested Sept. 29 for probation violation.

Shaun Anthony Lowrance , 28, of 3700 Wiley Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn., was arrested Oct. 1 for probation violation.

Brian Everette Strange , 43, of 967 Hamilton Lane Kingston, Tenn., was arrested Oct. 1 for four counts of forgery first degree and a hold for Rhea County, Tenn. Sheriff’s office. Strange was released on $14,000 bond and turned over to Rhea County Sheriff’s Office.

Timothy Franklin Tackett , 29, of 1917 E 26th St., Chattanooga, Tenn., was arrested Oct. 1 for probation violation.

Christopher Paul Max , 41, of 229 W Highway 136, Lafayette, was arrested Oct. 2 for probation violation.

Robert Edward Sisson III, 23, of 417 Cedar St., Dalton, was arrested Oct. 2 for probation violation.

Steven Labron Ferguson Jr ., 35, of 103 Spring Place Drive, Ft. Oglethorpe, was arrested Oct. 3 for probation violation and a bench warrant for two counts of simple battery under the family violence act and criminal trespass.

Matthew David Hardin , 19, of 621 Nellie Head Road, Tunnel Hill, was arrested Oct. 3 for burglary first degree and theft by taking.

Rodney Dwayne Taylor , 43, of 72 Ernest Drive, Ringgold, was arrested Oct. 3 for parole violation.

Michael Jason Barnes , 36, of 155 Suwannee Trail, Ringgold, was arrested Oct. 4 for criminal damage to property second degree. Barnes was released on $2,500 bond.

Don Tanner Bowman , 21, of 76 Drew Lane, Tunnel Hill, was arrested Oct. 4 for forgery first degree and theft by taking. Bond has been set at $8,500.

Calvin Dewayne Havner , 41, of 5085 Stewart Road, Tunnel Hill, was arrested Oct. 4 for three counts of aggravated assault under the family violence act, three counts of terroristic threats and acts, two counts of cruelty to children first degree, criminal attempt to commit arson first degree and battery under the family violence act.

Jeremy David Morris , 18, of 1252 Grand Center Road, Chickamauga, was arrested Oct. 4 for entering an auto and financial transaction card theft. Bond has been set at $7,000.

Traffic charges

Altered tag: 1

Driving on revoked or suspended license: 19

Driving on wrong side of roadway: 1

Driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs: 7

Driving while unlicensed: 3

Driving without license on person: 1

Excessive noise coming from vehicle: 2

Expired tag: 1

Failure to obey traffic control device: 2

Failure to signal turn: 1

Improper backing on roadway: 2

Improper left turn: 2

IPR violation: 1

Open container: 1

Operation of vehicle without valid tag: 1

Pedestrian under the influence: 3

Proof of insurance required: 2

Reckless driving: 2

Seatbelt violation: 1

Speeding: 6

Suspended registration: 2

Too fast for conditions: 3

Weaving: 5

Window tint violation: 1

Criminal charges

Aggravated assault under the family violence act: 3

Battery: 1

Battery under the family violence act: 4

Bench warrant: 1

Burglary first degree: 1

Criminal attempt to commit arson first degree: 1

Criminal damage to property second degree: 1

Criminal trespass: 3

Cruelty to children first degree: 2

Disorderly conduct: 3

Entering auto: 1

Financial transaction card theft: 1

Forgery first degree: 5

Hold for other agency: 5

Issuance of bad checks: 4

Parole violation: 1

Possession of marijuana less than one ounce: 2

Probation violation: 11

Sentenced: 3

Simple assault: 1

Simple battery: 1

Terroristic threats and acts: 3

Theft by shoplifting: 5

Theft by taking: 2

Violation of compulsory school: 1