Recent arrests by Johnson City police include:
⢠Brandi King, 40, 269 Gregtown Road, Jonesbo-rough, was charged on April 25 with shoplifting, trespassing, burglary, simple possession of methamphetamine, resisting arrest, and misdemeanor evading arrest. Around 10:22 p.m., officers responded to Walmart Supercenter, 3111 Browns Mills Road, in reference to a shoplifting call. Police said King had used the self checkout register to under ring numerous items, as well as, swap tags causing items to ring up for significantly less than their actual price. King proceeded to pass all points of sale without paying a total payment of $242.17. When attempting to apprehend and take King into custody, she ran from the scene and proceeded to resist arrest while being taken into custody. Additionally, asset protection provided a signed notification of restriction from Walmart property on July 23, 2020. King has a prior shoplifting conviction from September 2019 and a records check revealed a fai
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trying to present a front agreement on moving forward and a common response there. but at the same time, not a lot of specifics showing that there is still some daylight between the two. a jovial atmosphere. it s certainly how do you sort of not have a smile on your face when this is the scenery around you but also touching on serious subjects here as well. brianna keilar, thank you very much. please stand by. also dan lothian stand by. we have to get to business for our viewers here in the united states. they expect us to deliver a full newscast and catch them up on news. we re going to do that right now. here is the quote. enough is enough. that s the message. many u.s. cities are sending the occupy wall street movement. police in portland, oregon, today arrested more than 50 protesters as they cleared city parks of makeshift camps. this particular standoff you are looking at on a city street lasted for hours. the mayor of portland, oregon, told cnn he was sympathetic