Arrested on a warrant for theft over $10,000

* Kyle T. Fessel, 29, Forrest Run Drive. Bond: $7,500; court date: Dec. 18. According to the affidavit of complaint sworn by Special Agent Mitchell Thompson of CSX, Fessel, a railroad employee, stole $24,430-worth of wire from the CSX railroad yard in Lewisburg.

Thefts and vandalism reported

* On Nov. 18 a Chapel Hill man reported to Marshall County Sheriff's Department someone had driven around in his field at Academy Lane and Comstock Road, cutting doughnuts. This caused $2,500-worth of damage to the crop of orchard grass and oats.

* Sometime between Sept. 17 and 30, a grain wagon was taken from a barn on Coleman Road. The wagon has a green grain box and the trailer part is orange. The entrance gates to the property were pulled down. Owner valued the wagon and gates at $1,700.

* Between 4 and 7 p.m. Nov. 11, someone forced open the front door of a home on 7th Avenue North and stole a 42-inch Toshiba flatscreen TV worth $1,500. Damage to the doorframe will cost an estimated $50 to repair.

* On Nov. 13, someone entered a home on Hull Avenue through the unlocked back door and took an Xbox, a Yamaha electric keyboard, a .357 handgun, and a jewelry box. A value for the jewelry and the gun was not stated in the police report, but the Xbox and keyboard were worth $350.

* A Playstation 3 worth $270 was reported missing from a home on Glenn Avenue on Nov. 10, but there was no sign of forced entry.

* On Nov. 13, 20 small pictures with wooden frames, an antique whiskey carrying case, and an antique ashtray, worth a total of $250, were reported missing from a rental property on Greenwood Road, Chapel Hill.

* On Nov. 13, someone entered a home on Verona Caney Road and took prescription medication, a roll of net fencing, and Mickey Mouse items including a music carousel, a picture frame, a stapler, and a statue. Total value of the missing property was estimated at $192.25.

* Between 7:30 p.m. Nov. 12 and 5:30 a.m. Nov. 13, someone cut the front passenger tire of a car parked at the owner's home on Buchanan Street. The tire was valued at $30.

* On Nov. 13, police were called to a business on Nashville Highway because someone had entered through a garage door. Inside the building a wooden door, a sliding glass window, and a section of drywall were damaged; a fire extinguisher had been emptied on the floor; and a series of strange words had been spray painted on the walls.

Arrested and charged with underage consumption and resisting arrest

* Bobby Joe Carter, 18, Chance Avenue. Bond: $1,500; court date: Dec. 3. Marshall County Sheriff's Capt. Bart Fagan used his Taser to help Lewisburg Police Officer Jennifer McDonald and Cpl. Steve Sanders arrest Carter.

Arrested and charged with domestic assault

* Cynthia J. Floyd, 52, Bryant Cemetery Road. Bond: $1,000; court date: Dec. 18.

Arrested and charged with driving on a suspended license

* Amanda D. Bradford, 29, Colburn Street. Bond: $500; court date: Dec. 3. Also cited for turning right on red at an intersection where “no right turn on red” is posted

* Jonathan M. Douglas, 19, Cheek Road. Bond: $500; court date: Dec. 10. Also cited for reckless driving.

Arrested and charged with driving without a license

* Giovanni Mondragon-Managua, 22, Martin Avenue. Bond: $500; court date: Dec. 10. Also cited for speeding and failure to provide proof of insurance.

Arrested and charged with driving on a revoked license

* Edward B. Tankersley, 40, Gina Lynn Drive. Bond: $1,000; court date: Dec. 10. Also cited for speeding and registration violation.

* Angela Gail Bradford, 46, Shelbyville. Bond: $1,000; court date: Dec. 21.

Cited for driving on a suspended license

* David Lee Metcalf, 32, Petersburg. Court date: Dec. 3. Also cited for failure to obey traffic control signals and failure to provide proof of insurance.

Served with a criminal summons for driving on a suspended license, possession of marijuana, possession of a Legend drug, and possession of drug paraphernalia

* Steven C. Burchfield, 24, Belfast. Court date not stated.

Arrested on a violation-of-probation warrant

* Ginny L. Keel, 19, Columbia. Bond: $1,000; court date: Dec. 10.

* Tonya E. Killmeyer, 39, Huntsville, Ala. Bond: $10,000; court date: Nov. 28.

Arrested on a failure-to-appear warrant

* Robert Leon Turner III, 28, Nashville. Bond: $1,000; court date: Dec. 18.

Served with a violation-of-probation summons

* Hope M. Stinnett, 35, Silver Street. Court date: Dec. 10.

- Karen Hall