Batesville Municipal Court 1/10/2014

Published 12:00 am Friday, January 10, 2014

Judge remands charges after testimony from assault at park


By Emily Williams
Cory T. Henderson, 126 Patterson St., Batesville, entered a not guilty plea to simple assault against Tiffany Wilkins during Batesville Municipal Court held Wednesday.

“Are you ready to go to trial today?” Judge Jay Westfaul asked the defendant and affiant.
Both agreed they were ready for trial.

Wilkins told the judge she was at American Legion Park on October 29  when Henderson threw her down and pulled her hair.

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Henderson told the judge he was walking and knew Wilkins because he dated her sister so he was going to ask her for a ride.

The judge told both the defendant and affiant to stay away from each other.

He remanded the case to the files saying, “This is like a restraining order. If anything else happens the charges can be brought back up,” he ruled.

James H. Mayer, 213 Court St., Batesville, entered a not guilty plea to domestic violence-simple assault and possession of paraphernalia. He also had old fines of $1,405 that have been due since March 2012.

“Have these fines been paid?” the judge asked.

“No, sir,” Mayer replied.

He was sentenced to six months in jail.

“You can get out when you pay the fines,” Westfaul said.

Haley D. Potts, 488 Morris Lane, Batesville, entered a guilty plea to domestic violence-simple assault and possession of paraphernalia.

She also had old fines of $605 that have been due since November 2013.
The judge sentenced her to 30 days in jail.

She was told she could be released once she paid her fines.

Takela Burnett, 107 MLK No. 4-H, Batesville, had a domestic violence-simple assault case continued. She also had old fines of $886 that have been due since September 2011.
Eric Golliday, 107 MLK No. 4-H, Batesville, entered a guilty plea to domestic violence-simple assault. He was fined $402.

Darneshia Mitchell, 2701 Hammond Hill, Senatobia, entered a not guilty plea to shoplifting from Wal-Mart. A trial was set for January 29.

Tywanna Webb, 416 Cox St., Senatobia, entered a not guilty plea to shoplifting from Wal-Mart. A trial was set for January 29.

Roger Lynn Hentz, Grenada Blvd., Greenwood, entered a not guilty plea to shoplifting from Autozone. A trial was set for January 29.

BreJuan Byres, 3946 Eureka Rd., Batesville, entered a guilty plea to shoplifting from Wal-Mart. He entered the city’s work program for 20 days in lieu of paying $1,131.

Darnell Duplessis, 465 Debowen Wilson Road, Batesville, entered a guilty plea to shoplifting from Wal-Mart. He was fined $1,131.

Quendez K. Robinson, 201 Lamar Thomas Rd., Batesville, entered a not guilty plea to public drunk and resisting arrest. A trial was set for January 22.

He also  had an old fine of $393 that has been due since November 2012.

Melisa Ray Draper, 175 Toliver Rd., Batesville, was fined $1,765 for DUI, driving while license suspended and no proof of insurance.

She was sentenced to 30 days in jail after failing to pay $1,232.50 in old fines that have been due since March 2013.

Cases continued

Anne E. Mann, 1187 Morrison Dr., Grenada, had a case for DUI continued.
Myron A. Powell, 13008-B Ballentine Rd., Sardis, had a case for DUI and improper equipment continued.
He is represented by attorney Helen Kelly.
Ericka Gordon, 5865 Hwy. 6 West, Batesville, had a case for shoplifting continued.
Charlie Tuminello, 4221 Sardis Lake, Batesville, had a case for DUI, open container and improper equipment continued.