A 19-year-old man was arrested by Smithville police after he allegedly refused to cooperate with officers investigating a domestic situation at Walmart.

Upchurch is accused of disorderly conduct and resisting stop, frisk, halt, arrest or search.  Police said officers responded to Wal-Mart concerning a verbal domestic. Upon arrival, the officer saw a male and female sitting in the grass out front of the Walmart parking lot. The man reportedly stood up and grabbed the infant child and began to walk away. 

Police said the officer gave Upchurch verbal commands to stop multiple times, but the man proceeded to walk away with the infant, raising his voice and telling the officer he didn't have to stop and talk to him.  The officer reportedly followed Upchurch inside the store as he was concerned for the child's safety.

 Upon exiting the building, backup officers were able to make contact with Upchurch also.  One of the officers grabbed Upchurch's hand, and together the lawmen were reportedly able to get the child out of Upchurch’s arms.

Upchurch then allegedly tensed up, pulled away and resisted being placed into custody.  It was determined that he was the primary aggressor in the verbal domestic, and was engaging in a violent or threatening behavior to the female and the public. 

His bond is $5,000, and his court date is July 27.

Meanwhile, city police cited 29-year-old Karri Margaret Jewell for theft of property on July 8. 

Police said the alleged victim reported that someone got into her vehicle in the Star Mfg. parking lot and took her purse without her permission.  An officer was able to watch video surveillance of the parking lot and observed a car park beside the victim's vehicle, and saw a woman get out and enter the vehicle, remove an object, then get back in her car and leave. 

As the officer was pulling out of Star Mfg. parking lot he reportedly saw a car matching the description of the suspect's vehicle.  The pulled the vehicle over and identified the driver as Jewell.  The officer explained why he pulled her over, and was given consent to search the vehicle. 

The described purse was allegedly found in the floor board behind the driver's seat.  The victim was contacted, identified the purse, and her property was returned. 

Jewell’s court date is July 27.

Cory Alan Bradford, 28, was arrested for aggravated burglary on July 21.

Bradford allegedly entered the home of the victim with the intent to commit a felony theft on July 20. Police said the victim was at home at the time, heard the alarm going off, and called 911.  Bradford reportedly left the scene without taking anything before police arrival.

His bond is $10,000, and he will appear in court on Aug. 3.

Lou Ann Sanders, 48, was arrested for violation of order of protection on July 8.  Police went to her residence to serve a warrant and upon making contact with her the officers noticed the victim standing behind her in the house. 

Her bond is $2,500, and she will appear in court on July 27.

Michael Redmon, 32, was arrested on 7/17/17 for simple possession on July 17. 

Police responded to a suspicious person and Redmon was found walking in the area of Center Hill Village Apartments.  Police made contact with him and inquired if he was on probation, to which he replied that he was not. 

A check through CPS found that he was on probation.  Approximately 1/2 gram of a white crystal substance believed to be meth was found in a small baggie in his front right pocket.

His bond is $2,500, and his court date is July 27.

Charles Christi Bates, 46, was arrested on July 15 for public intoxication and cited for two counts of vandalism. 

Police responded to the area of Walmart for a man walking in and out of traffic.  While en route to the call, a deputy with the sheriff's department saw a man wearing the described clothing near K&M Jewelry.

The officer reportedly pulled into the parking lot and saw Bates with a rock in his hand.  The door to Gateway to Beauty was broken out, and a concrete bench belonging to K&M Jewelry was broken. 

Police said an investigation revealed that Bates had taken Hydrocodone earlier, and for his and the public's safety, he was taken into custody without incident.

His bond is $1,500, and his court date is July 27.

Michael James Lynn Culver, 48, was arrested for DUI and cited for implied consent on July 17. 

Police were called to check out reports of a man passed out behind the wheel of a vehicle in the Dollar General Store parking lot. Upon arrival, police attempted multiple times to wake the subject with no success.

After several more attempts the man came to, at which time he was identified as Culver.  Culver's pupils were reportedly small, his speech slurred, and he was unsteady on his feet.  He was asked and consented to field sobriety tasks to which he performed poorly and refused to give blood.  Bond: 5000.00 GS: 8/3/17 

Eric Dwayne Judkins, 26, was arrested on July 18 for driving while license suspended. 

Judkins was reportedly observed operating a motor vehicle on West Broad Street.  The officer had prior knowledge that Judkins had a suspended driver's license. 

A computer check showed the license to be suspended for truancy since April 2007.  Judkins was issued a citation the day prior to this date for driving while license suspended. Police said he was arrested due to the reasonable likelihood that he would continue to drive. 

His bond is $3,500, and his court date is Aug. 3.

Kevin Casey Adams 27 was arrested for his second offense of driving while license revoked on July 12.

Police initiated a routine traffic stop and made contact with Adams.  Upon checking Adams' license through Central Dispatch it was revealed that his license was revoked indefinitely. 

His bond is $1,500, and his court date is Aug. 3.