The following individuals were arrested recently by local law enforcement officers in Bradford, Union or Clay (Keystone Heights-area) counties. All defendants are considered innocent until convicted in a court or until pleading guilty or no contest. Information in this report is from law enforcement agencies and court documents, which are public records.
Bradford
Isabella Rae Chambless, 20, of Gainesville was arrested by Bradford deputies on Feb. 28 for a probation violation.
Marion Milton Coleman, 37, of Gainesville was arrested by Bradford deputies on Feb. 28 for a probation violation.
Terry Reena Crawford, 40, of Hampton was arrested on Feb. 28 for possession of drugs.
Choked woman while she was driving
Trenton Andrew Edsall, 20, of Starke was arrested by Starke police on Feb. 27 for resisting an officer, driving with a suspended or revoked license, battery and false imprisonment.
According to an arrest report, the victim told officers she was driving on U.S. 301 with the defendant sitting in the front passenger seat.
“(The victim) advises while at the red light at S. Walnut and Commercial Drive Trenton Edsall began choking her,” wrote reporting officer Jay Raulerson. “She advised that he choked her for about 30 seconds, and she could not breathe during this time.”
The victim said she continued driving southbound on 301 and “Edsall kept grabbing the steering wheel and making her go into the outside lane almost hitting other cars.”
The victim added that when she got close to the IHOP Restaurant, she found a grassy area on Hazen Street and pulled in.
“She attempted to get out of the car,” Raulerson wrote, “but Trenton Edsall grabbed her right arm and pulled her back into the car and would not let her leave. She attempted to get out of the car to no avail.”
The driver was then able to get to IHOP’s parking lot and started blowing her horn until customers from within the restaurant helped her escape.
After the victim exited the car, the defendant hopped into the driver’s seat and fled the scene.
Police chased the defendant onto the expressway, onto State Road 100 and then to Southwest 162nd Terrace where Edsall jumped out of the vehicle and into the woods.
Sgt. Moses C. Bellamy reported that approximately five minutes later, he and Bradford Deputy T. Lovell caught the defendant.
Michael Leonard Hankerson, 41, of Starke was arrested by Bradford deputies on Feb. 27 for a probation violation.
Ryan Olen Kitchens, 43, of Waldo was arrested by Starke police on Feb. 28 for a probation violation.
Gary Vincent Lamb, 25, of Starke was arrested by FHP troopers on Feb. 27 for an out-of-county warrant.
Chase William Lamoree, 20, of Starke was arrested by Bradford deputies on Feb. 28 for driving with a suspended or revoked license.
Paul Asa McMahan, 37, of Keystone Heights was arrested by Bradford deputies on Feb. 27 for driving with a suspended or revoked license, DUI and an out-of-county warrant.
Edgar Depaul Powell, 49, of Boonie, Maryland was arrested by Bradford deputies on Feb. 28 for failure to appear.
Kaitlyn Nicole Watkins, 27, of Starke was arrested by Bradford deputies on March 1 for driving with a suspended or revoked license.
Julia Faith Wilkes, 41, of Middleburg was arrested on Feb. 26 for out-of-county warrants.
Union
Michael Trevon Hamilton, 29, of Palmetto was arrested by Union deputies on March 1 for a probation violation.
Clay
Lawson Macklane Edenfield, 19, of Keystone Heights was arrested by Clay deputies on March 1 for aggravated battery on a pregnant female.
Joel Joao Medeiros, 47, of Keystone Heights was arrested by Clay deputies on March 2 for operating a vehicle without a valid license.
Shawn Adam Sieling, 49, of Keystone Heights was arrested by Clay deputies on Feb. 26 for aggravated assault, battery and violating a domestic violence injunction.
Travis Allen White, 37, of Keystone Heights was arrested by Clay deputies on March 1 for a probation violation. The defendant was also arrested on March 2 for resisting an officer without violence.
Richard Soren Vey, 55, of Keystone Heights was arrested by Clay deputies on March 2 for trespassing.
