News Summary
Chattanooga authorities conducted multiple police operations resulting in several arrests across Hamilton County. Charges range from assault to drug-related offenses, encompassing various law enforcement agencies, including the Chattanooga Police Department and Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office. Notable arrests include individuals charged with domestic assault, theft, and driving violations. These operations aim to enhance community safety and combat criminal activities amid increased police visibility in the area.
Chattanooga, TN – Multiple Arrests Made During Recent Police Operations
Authorities in Chattanooga, Tennessee, have made several arrests in a series of police operations across Hamilton County, resulting in charges ranging from assault to drug-related offenses. The operations involved various law enforcement agencies, including the Chattanooga Police Department (CPD) and the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.
Among those arrested, Quintrice Deshay Bennett, a 33-year-old resident of 1206 Belmeade Ave, faces charges of assault. Additionally, 34-year-old Elshell Darvy Bertus of 3207 6th Ave is facing multiple charges, including theft of property, resisting arrest, evading arrest, and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Another significant arrest involved Jarquiez Malik Black, 23, of 7500 Noah Reid Rd, who is charged with domestic assault and interference with emergency calls. Additionally, Britni Nicole Bowens, a 37-year-old from 7412 Allemande Way, has been charged with false reports and driving under the influence, among other driving violations.
Details of Additional Arrests
Other individuals arrested include:
- Monique D Boyd, 26, of 233 Water St, charged with theft of property.
- Ebony Lashone Brown, 34, from 4308 13th Ave, facing charges of assault.
- Mohandez Colvin, 30, of 4509 Kemp Dr, charged with driving on a revoked license and expired registration.
- James Melvin Cosey, 44, from 6209 Atlanta Ave, faced extensive drug charges including possession of methamphetamine for resale.
Additionally, Perry Sherord Calloway, 40, and Keven Ivan Cardenas, 31, were detained by the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, but no charges have been listed against them. Furthermore, Rachel Ann Bishop, 48, from 1605 Bancroft Rd was arrested without any listed charges.
Background Context
These arrests highlight ongoing efforts by local law enforcement to combat crime and ensure community safety. Police have emphasized the importance of maintaining order and protecting the residents of Hamilton County. Recent operations have focused on various criminal activities, including drug offenses, theft, and violent acts.
Chattanooga and surrounding areas have seen increased police visibility aimed at disrupting crime patterns that affect neighborhoods. Community leaders and law enforcement continue to work collaboratively to address public safety issues and support ongoing initiatives to enhance community well-being.
For individuals who believe their cases have been dismissed, the arrest report notes that they can request the removal of their information by emailing news@chattanoogan.com. Law enforcement agencies involved in these recent operations continue to monitor areas to prevent further criminal activity.
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