Bartow County deputies and Georgia Department of Natural Resources rangers booked several people into the county jail over the weekend and into Monday on a range of charges.
On November 7th, deputies arrested 64-year-old Loyal Lee Miller at his Young Road residence on warrants issued November 4th. Authorities charged him with criminal trespass, criminal damage to property in the second degree, burglary, and felony theft by taking.
Early Sunday morning, deputies stopped 22-year-old Max Jaime Donjuan of Bartow County during a traffic stop in the Marathon Petroleum parking lot at 5890 Allatoona Gateway. Officers cited him for driving without headlights and driving too fast for conditions. Donjuan admitted he possessed cocaine and showed signs of alcohol impairment. He faces charges of cocaine possession, driving under the influence of alcohol, and the two traffic violations.
Sunday night, deputies booked 44-year-old Buck Alan Mucha of Bartow County into the jail on charges of trafficking in illegal drugs, failure to obey a stop sign, and obscuring a license plate.
Monday afternoon, Georgia Department of Natural Resources rangers booked 49-year-old Blake Tyson Lockwood of Bartow County. Authorities charged him with violating clothing requirements for hunting deer, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, and two counts of obstructing law enforcement officers.
Monday night, deputies booked 68-year-old Kenneth Anthony Brown of Bartow County into the jail on a charge of false imprisonment.
Anyone with information on these cases or other criminal activity should contact the Bartow County Sheriff’s Office.