Smithville police arrested a 35-year-old local man and charged him with possession of Schedule II for resale and possession of drug paraphernalia after an investigation allegedly revealed meth and paraphernalia in his home on June 16.

Eddy Deloyd Farris was taken into custody after police investigating a drug complaint on Jennings Lane reportedly found him hiding under a mattress inside the residence.  Central Dispatch informed officers that Farris had active warrants, and a search of the area near where Farris was found led officers to recover a black camera case containing a baggie with a white, crystallized substance believed to be meth, weighing approximately 7 grams, a burnt glass straw with a copper filter, a set of scales, a burnt light bulb configured with a straw coming out of the end, a spoon with a white substance melted onto it, and a loaded syringe with a white substance inside. 

His bond was set at $6,500, and he will appear in court on June 30.

Michael Lee Shuttleworth, 23, was arrested for public intoxication on June 10.

Shuttleworth was reportedly found to be in a public place, intoxicated to a level to which the officer believed him to be a danger to himself as well as the public. 

His Bond was set at $1,500, and he will appear in court on June 23.

Alisa Ann Jackson, 45, was arrested for public intoxication and resisting arrest on June 12.

Jackson was reportedly found in Pizza Hut causing a disturbance due to being under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs.  Police said Jackson had an odor of a fermented beverage on her breath and slurred speech. 

Upon being arrested, police said Jackson became uncooperative and resistant, as she started yelling, kicking, and pulling away from officers.  Officers reportedly gave several verbal warnings to Jackson to stop resisting and calm down, however Jackson continued to resist arrest. 

Her bond was set at $6,500, and she will appear in court on July 14.

Melissa Ann Wheeler, 32, was arrested for public intoxication on June 15.

According to the warrant, police responded to the ER to speak with Wheeler, who was fidgety, constantly scratching all over her body, could not sit still or focus, and paranoid.  The ER medically cleared her, but indicated she was exhibiting signs of methamphetamine intoxication. 

Police reportedly gave Wheeler a ride home, where she refused to stay due to her paranoia. As there was no place for Wheeler to go and due to her being a danger to herself, Wheeler was arrested for public intoxication. 

Her bond was set at $1,500, and she will appear in court on June 30.

Kenneth R. Adams was arrested on June 18 for filing a false report. 

Police reportedly went to Adams residence with a bail bondsman regarding a warrant.  Upon arrival police asked a male subject if he was Adams, to which he replied "no."  The bondsman informed the officer that the subject was Adams.  The officer again asked him if he was Adams and he replied "yes" and was aware of a warrant. 

His bond was set at $3,500, and he will appear in court on June 23.

Travis Patterson, 27, was cited for two counts of simple possession on June 9.

Patterson was allegedly found passed out behind the wheel at Caney Fork Electric.  Upon investigation a silver metal container containing four green pills believed to be Xanax was found on his person, and a piece of a pill believed to be Suboxone was found.

He will appear in court on June 23.