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HCSD responded to report of attempted murder near Newbern over past week

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Hale County Sheriff’s Department released the following report of its activities over the past week:

Arrests:
07-10-2024:
Tamarrion Maiden, 26, Marion – Failure to appear.

07-11-2024:
Kimberly Skipper, 55, Greensboro – Reckless endangerment.

Antonio Smith, 43,
Greensboro – Child support. Allison Henry Busbee, 31, Sawyerville – Criminal trespass 1st.

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07-12-2024:
Zacchaeus Tamar Briggins, 32, Moundville – Child support.

Reports:
07-09-2024:
Domestic violence third degree and criminal mischief third degree reported near Newbern.

07-11-2024:
Larceny/theft reported near County Road 10 near Newbern.

Theft of property first degree reported on Duncan Loop Road near Moundville.

07-12-2024:
Burglary third degree reported on Raven Road near Greensboro.

07-13-2024:
Attempt to commit murder reported on County Road 10 near Newbern.

Domestic violence first degree reported on County Road 10 near Newbern.

07-14-2024:
Assault third degree reported on County Road 42 near Akron.

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