19-year-old Keyrah Hite was driving without a license on October 6th, 2023. Hite was also observed recklessly driving and violating financial law. Law enforcement cited her for the violation, and she was booked on the citation on April 27th, 2024, but failed to appear.
31-year-old Keionna Hampton was caught assaulting and harassing Sharmekia Bland, her ex-boyfriend’s sister. On April 8th, 2023, Bland reported a harassment and assault report to officers, stating that Hampton had been harassing her over the phone. Bland then claimed she had received over one hundred texts and 50 phone calls from Hampton in less than 24 hours. She provided evidence and showed officers text messages from Hampton where Hampton threatened to shoot her and her children if she ever saw them outside their residence. Hampton has a long history of harassment and assault. Officers took her into custody on April 27th, 2024, and she was charged with harassment and assault.
24-year-old Lashundra Crowder was involved in a domestic altercation with her boyfriend, Aaron Neal, at the intersection of Park Avenue and Cherry Road on April 27th. Neal contacted law enforcement and stated that he and Crowder were arguing in her car. Crowder then began talking to him about an undisclosed location, so he asked to be let out of the vehicle. According to Neal, when Crowder pulled over, she put her hand around his neck and started strangling him. Neal was able to get away, but Crowder ended up ripping his shirt. Officers then made contact with Crowder, who stated that after arguing with Neal for an unknown reason, Neal strangled her. The primary aggressor could not be determined, so both individuals were taken into custody. Lashundra Crowder was transported into booking, where she was charged with domestic assault.
23-year-old Alexus Ware was involved in a domestic incident with her boyfriend, Deundre Briggs, at a Marsonne Street residence on April 27th, 2024. When officers arrived on the scene, they spoke with Ware, who stated that she saw Briggs had been texting other women. She asked Briggs about the messages, which led to an argument, so she tried to get her things and leave, but Briggs grabbed her items and prevented her from leaving.
Ware then claimed that Briggs grabbed her by the neck and pinned her against the wall before he threw her and the rest of her stuff outside the residence. Officers noticed that Ware had no bruising or marks on her body but had bruising on the back of her arms and minor cuts on her arm and finger. Officers then spoke with Briggs, who stated that Ware had gone through his phone and observed him talking to another woman. Briggs then claimed Ware threw his phone at him and began to hit him several times. He then told her to grab her items and leave, and as he picked them up to set them outside, she assaulted him once more. Briggs admitted that he picked Ware up and placed her outside before officers arrived. The officers observed his injuries and reviewed a video that captured the moment that Briggs asked Ware to leave. Officers noticed that he had an injury to his eye, his shirt was stretched, and that he had a cut on the inner part of his lip. Officers deemed Ware to be the primary aggressor, and she was taken into custody for domestic assault.
