Smithville Police made several arrests, including a man charged with damaging vending machines at a local laundry mat. The man was arrested and then found with a set of brass knuckles.

Cody Lane Lawrence Bogle, 27, of Students Home Road was arrested on November 5 for burglary, vandalism, and cited for possession of a prohibited weapon. 

Smithville Police say they responded to Park-N-Wash Laundry Mat in reference to a vandalism where a Pepsi vending machine, a laundry detergent vending machine, and a change machine had been substantially damaged around the money collection area. 

After reviewing the video surveillance footage, police say they were able to determine that Cody Bogle had allegedly damaged the machines with what appeared to be a crowbar and a nursery spade. Upon incident to arrest, brass knuckles were recovered from Bogle’s backpack. Bogle is under a $20,000 bond.

Misty Michelle Waters, 45, of Watertown was cited on November 7 for criminal trespassing. Police discovered that Waters was living out of a storage building at Lockhart Mini Storage. She was ordered a week earlier by the officer and the owner of the business to leave, and she was trespassing. 

On November 13, Waters was cited again for trespassing after she was found on the same property. Her court date for this offense is December 1.

Hani Mohammod Ittayem, 42, of Oak Street was cited on November 9 for a driver license violation, financial responsibility, simple possession (2 counts), and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Ittayem was observed operating a vehicle by an officer who knew that Ittayem did not have a license. After stopping and speaking with Ittayem, the officer discovered he had no vehicle insurance, and was in possession of 0.4 grams of methamphetamine, seven (7) Gabapentin pills, and a hypodermic needle. His court date is January 12.

Stephanie Michelle Mooneyham, 31, of Woodbury was cited on November 16 for criminal trespassing. Mooneyham, who had previously been advised to not be on the property of Larry’s Grocery, was found there at approximately 4:45 p.m. on that day. Her court date is December 1.

Tommy Jerome Bates, 40, of Foster Road was cited on November 18 for theft of merchandise and criminal trespassing. Police responded to Wal-Mart due to a theft and reviewed video which showed Bates trying to conceal an alcoholic beverage in his coat pocket. Bates had previously been trespassed from Wal-Mart. His court date is December 8.

Brittany Ledell Henry, 37, of Webb Lane was arrested on November 18 for domestic assault. Police were summoned to the DeKalb County Community Complex parking lot where a woman was reported to be hitting a man. 

Upon arrival, the officer observed the man standing outside of a car with blood running down the side of his face, and a woman, identified as Henry, sitting inside the vehicle. A knuckle on Henry’s left hand was red. The investigation revealed that Henry had hit the victim several times causing bleeding on his right ear. Bond for Henry is $3,500 and her court date is December 1.