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Anonymous The News Courier Wed Jun 24, 2009, 09:04 AM CDT

County arrests

The Limestone County Sheriff’s Department reported the following arrests Tuesday:

• Adam Ross Allaway, 24, of 23467 Nick Davis Road, reckless endangerment.

• Kevin Eugene Barbour, 22, of 19260 Airfield St., Lot 62, Athens, third-degree domestic violence (harassment).

• James Harold Bingham Jr., 51, of 29761 Third Ave., Ardmore, second-degree sex abuse.

• Brandy Leigh Craft, 26, of 12772 Hickory Hills, Athens, first-degree manufacturing a controlled substance.

• Thomas Paul Kanieski, 21, of 1308 Tommy Lane, Athens, driving under the influence of alcohol, speeding, reckless driving.

• Donald Joe Patrick, 42, of Lukers Way, Apt. 2R, Athens, first-degree manufacturing a controlled substance, second-degree illegal possession of marijuana.

• José Luis Sanchez, 26, of 4001 Hunter Ridge Drive No. 9, Huntsville, DUI, speeding, no driver’s license.

• Courtney Danielle Smith, two counts of third-degree burglary.

• Michael Ray Williams, 50, 19259 Runway St., Athens, probation violation.

County thefts

The Limestone County Sheriff’s Department reported the following thefts Tuesday:

• $1,018 in cash was taken between November and Dec. 23, 2008 from the 19000 block of Alabama 127.

• Weedeater valued at $50 was taken from the 1100 block of Nancy Lane Saturday.

City arrests

The Athens Police Department reported the following arrests Tuesday:

• Joseph E. Haggermaker, 35, of 705 Sixth Ave., Athens, harassment.

Hospital report

Athens-Limestone Hospital reported no admissions and two discharges Tuesday.

Discharged: Linda Nance and Robert Holt, both of Athens.

Admissions and discharges represent only those who agree to have their names published.

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