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Arrest Jail Booking 2026-05-19 Lake

Hernandez, Daniel Sean

Lake County Detention Center

46-6-212 - Failure To Appear Following Summons Or Notice To Appear; 45-5-104 - Negligent Homicide; 61-8-1002(1)(a)FELONY - Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol and or Drugs - 4th or Subsequent Offense

Arrest Jail Booking 2026-04-17 Lake

Irvine, Jeremy Cheyenne

Lake County Detention Center

61-8-1002(1)(a)[3rd] - Driving Under The Influence Of Alcohol and or Drugs - 3rd Offense

Arrest Jail Booking 2026-05-14 Lake

Kenmille, Daniel James

Lake County Detention Center

Charge details available on the official Lake County jail roster.

Arrest Jail Booking 2026-05-26 Lake

Laurence, Rocky

Lake County Detention Center

45-7-206 - Tampering With Witness/Informant; 45-5-102 - Deliberate Homicide, Completed; 45-7-207 - Tampering With Or Fabricating Physical Evidence

Arrest Jail Booking 2024-09-06 Lake

Lawrence, James Phillip

Lake County Detention Center

45-6-301(1)[1] - Theft - All Other Larceny - 1st Offense; 61-8-316(1) - Fleeing From Or Eluding Peace Officer

Arrest Jail Booking 2026-05-03 Lake

Lawson, Kristopher

Lake County Detention Center

46-6-212 - Failure To Appear Following Summons Or Notice To Appear; 45-7-308(4) - Bail Jumping - Charged With A Felony; 46-6-212 - Failure To Appear Following Summons Or Notice To Appear

Arrest Jail Booking 2026-01-26 Lake

Lefthand, Joshua Rushad

Lake County Detention Center

46-6-212 - Failure To Appear Following Summons Or Notice To Appear; 45-5-215(2)(a)[1st] - Strangulation of Partner or Family Member - 1st Offense

Arrest Jail Booking 2024-10-27 Lake

Madplume, Brandon Alex

Lake County Detention Center

46-23-1012 - Probation And Parole Detention For Probation Violation

Arrest Jail Booking 2026-04-15 Lake

Michel, Michael

Lake County Detention Center

Subsequent Offense; 46-7-101 - Out of Jurisdiction Arrest Warrant; 45-5-207 - Criminal Endangerment - 3 counts

Arrest Jail Booking 2026-05-01 Lake

Parker, Faith Ann

Lake County Detention Center

61-8-316(2)(b) - Fleeing From Or Eluding Peace Officer While Operating MV And Causing Bodily Injury Or Death; 45-7-302(1) - Obstructing A Peace Officer Or Other Public Servant; 45-7-301 - Resisting Arrest

Arrest Jail Booking 2026-05-12 Lake

Silsbee, Robert Lincoln

Lake County Detention Center

Subsequent Offense; 45-7-301 - Resisting Arrest; 45-6-301(7)[4] - Theft Of Property Exceeding $1,500 By Embezzlement

Arrest Jail Booking 2026-04-28 Lake

Trahan, Wayne Douglas

Lake County Detention Center

46-6-212 - Failure To Appear Following Summons Or Notice To Appear

Arrest Jail Booking 2026-05-19 Lake

Twoteeth, Wayne Grant

Lake County Detention Center

Charge details available on the official Lake County jail roster.

Arrest Jail Booking 2026-02-19 Lake

Washburn, Billy Dee Jr

Lake County Detention Center

45-5-102 - Deliberate Homicide, Completed

Arrest Jail Booking 2025-11-06 Lake

Whitmore, Ashley

Lake County Detention Center

Charge details available on the official Lake County jail roster.

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