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Hale Co. Sheriff’s Dept. reports arrests for domestic violence, FTA

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Arrests

04-13-2026: Joe Ray Smith, 41, Greensboro, was arrested for child support.

04-14-2026: Jerome Dewayne Hughes, 35, Tuscaloosa, was arrested for failure to appear. Stanley Bridgemon, 24, Gallion, was arrested for two counts of failure to appear.

04-15-2026: Tyler Eugene Wynn, 19, Greensboro, was arrested for theft of property first degree. Love Thomas, 64, Greensboro, was arrested for driving under the influence.

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04-17-2026: Chante Burns, 32, Greensboro, was arrested for chemical endangerment of a child.

04-18-2026: Joycln Chambers, 33, Tuscaloosa, was arrested for resisting arrest and domestic violence third degree.

Reports

04-13-2026: A miscellaneous report was taken on County Road 32 near Greensboro. Harassing communications was reported on Jackson Road near Sawyerville. Theft of property fourth degree was reported on Greenbriar Road near Sawyerville.

04-16-2026: Harassment was reported on Summer Lane near Moundville.

04-17-2026: A miscellaneous report was taken on County Road 7 near Greensboro. Falsely reporting an incident was reported on County Road 7 near Greensboro. Another miscellaneous report was taken on Dairy Farm Road near Moundville. A domestic incident was reported on County Road 39 near Newbern, and another domestic incident was reported on County Road 19 near Greensboro.

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