19-03-2025
CRIME REPORTS: Tuesday, March 18, 2025
Felonies
The following people were booked into the Lee County-Tupelo Adult Jail in connection with felony charges ending Monday at 11 a.m.
Tori Clark, 34, no address listed, was arrested by the Tupelo Police Department, possession of a firearm by a felon.
Marquez D. Conway, 33, of Okolona, was arrested by the Lee County Sheriff's Office, possession of a firearm by a felon.
Timothy Gerald Gentry, 55, of Booneville, was arrested by the Tupelo Police Department, violation of post-release supervision, false ID.
Josh Hood, 56, of Fulton, was arrested by the Lee County Sheriff's Office, possession of contraband in a correctional facility.
Matthew A. McCarver, 47, of Baldwyn, was arrested by the Tupelo Police Department, two counts of possession of a Schedule II drug, no seat belt, possession of paraphernalia.
Anthony Wayne Meadows, 35, of Tupelo, was arrested by the Tupelo Police Department, burglary of a building, no seat belt, expired driver's license.
Adam Lee Uselton, 35, of Cullman, Alabama, was arrested by the Tupelo Police Department, warrant for another agency.
Reginald L. Watkins, 48, of Verona, was arrested by the Tupelo Police Department, violation of the Intensive Supervision Program, domestic violence.
Ricky Ray Williams, 53, of Houlka, was arrested by the Tupelo Police Department, possession of a Schedule II drug, tint law violation, contempt of court.
Lee County Sheriff's Office
The following reports were filed Monday by the Lee County Sheriff's Office.
A County Road 1850, Tupelo, man said while he was out of town working, someone entered his unlocked vehicle and stole his Glock 9mm pistol from the glove box.
A Whitewater Lane, Saltillo, man said a black-and-white pit bull came onto his property and charged at him growling. He said the dog is not from his neighborhood. It was wearing a black harness and left heading down the road.
A County Road 325, Shannon, man said a Black man in a Tahoe pulled into his driveway Saturday afternoon and got stuck after leaving ruts in the yard. The man said he could not leave his residence because the SUV was blocking him. The deputy explained the man could have the Tahoe towed if he wanted, since it is one private property.
A County Road 115, Okolona, said one of the dogs she and her husband own has become aggressive toward her other dogs and cats. She wanted to know what she could do to get rid of it. The deputy said the dog is hers, and she could contact local shelters to see if they could accept it.
A County Road 814, Plantersville, man said he had four International semi-trucks parked in his field for at least five years. He said someone stole the computers off each truck, 16 batteries, four wiring harnesses and a radiator. He said he found footprints nearby that lead to the house next door.
A man noticed that a piece of wood over the hinges of his County Road 821, Baldwyn, barn was broken. He did not think the wind could have created the damage. Nothing else was broken and nothing was missing.
A County Road 183, Tupelo, man said someone entered his unlocked truck during the night. Someone went through all the compartments, but nothing appeared to be stolen.
A County Road 811, Saltillo, man said the road is closed in front of his house. Motorists have started using a small bridge on his property to get around the closed road. He said the bridge is only designed to support an ATV crossing the creek. He said the cars have damaged one of the metal rails on the bridge.
Anyone with information on any of these reports is urged to call the Lee County Sheriff's Office at 841-9041, the Tupelo Police Department at 841-6491 or Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi at (800) 773-TIPS or download the P3 Tip App and leave an anonymous tip that way.
