Blotter: Man charged with violation of domestic violence protective order

Tuesday, September 30, 2008 3:00 AM |

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Steven Lee Taylor, 29, was charged Sept. 20 with violating a domestic violence protective order at 1225 Taylors Country Lane, Gold Hill.

In other Sheriff's Office reports:

- Tim Huskins, 22, was charged Sept. 20 with assault on a female at 321 Crown Point Place.

- Crystal Webster Allman, 30, was charged Sept. 21 with simple assault/simple assault and battery.

- William Daniel Brown, 31, was charged Sept. 21 with simple assault/simple assault and battery at 304 Depot St., Cleveland.

- Jeff Philips, 46, was charged Sept. 21 with simple assault at 104 Hill-n-Dale Lane, Cleveland.

- Darrell Wayne Parks, 44, was charged Sept. 21 with felony possession of stolen goods at 6860 River Road, Richfield.

- Ronald Lee Brinson, 57, was charged Sept. 21 with misdemeanor larceny at 1680 Rainey Road.

- Kimberly Lynn Frizzell, 32, was charged Sept. 21 with felony assault with a deadly weapon inflicting serious injury at 270 Wal Hollow Lane, Mooresville.

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