Forgery and Public Drunkenness in Most Recent Oconee Arrest Report

Feb. 16

• Troy Latrell Cooper, 37, of Watkinsville, was charged with theft by receiving, operating a chop shop, possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, possession of tools for the commission of a crime and possession of a drug-related object.
• John T. Chambers, 21, of Athens, was charged with was charged with theft by receiving, operating a chop shop, possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, possession of tools for the commission of a crime and possession of a drug-related object.
• Gregory Thomas, 52, of Athens, was charged with theft by receiving, operating a chop shop, possession of cocaine with intent to distribute, and possession of tools for the commission of a crime.

Feb. 15

• April Lynn Lyon, 42, of Athens, was charged with public drunkenness, giving a false name, forgery and identity fraud.
• Donald Cory Turpin, 42, of Athens, was charged with probation violation.

Feb. 14

• Jeffery Bo Anderson, 35, of Bishop, was charged with contempt of superior court for child support and probation violation.
• James Erik Hester, 34, of was booked as a sentenced inmate.

Feb. 13

• Charity Lee Franklin, 25, of Bogart, was charged with possession of a controlled substance.
• Bruce Malcom Alexander, 56, of Watkinsville, was charged with DUI and open container.
• Joshua Kendall Pilgram, 36, of Cleveland, was charged with criminal damage to property and theft by taking.

Feb. 12

• Michelle Pace Funderbunk, 41, of Athens, was charged with theft by shoplifting.
• Chelsea Lynn Carter, 23, of Crawford, was charged with probation violation.
• Brandon Lee Bradshaw, 28, of Watkinsville, was charged with probation violation.

Feb. 11

• Derek Brinson, 36, of Atlanta, was charged with criminal interference.
• Meshel Thomas, 43, of Winterville, was charged with probation violation.
• Michael Shane Williams, 50, of Athens, was charged with probation violation.

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