Arrest Galleries for February 18-21
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Sean Reid, 36, 8106 Pope St., Sneads, violation of state probation.
Tavain Harris, 18, 4233 Fieldstone Court, Marianna, grand theft.
Thomas Lee, 32, 1462 Blount Road, Grand Ridge, battery-domestic violence.
West Weeks, 40, 2984 Caledonia St., Marianna, aggravated battery.
William Howard, homeless, 35, hold for Bay Co.
Angelica McDonald, 26, 207 East 1st Court, Panama City, hold for Bay Co.
Anthony Holden, 51, 2830 Borden St., Marianna, dealing in stolen property, false verification of ownership to pawn broker.
Christopher Marr, 31, 7732 Gemini Loop, Sneads, child abuse-four counts, tampering with a victim or witness.
Clarence Smith, 24, 4399 Florence Drive, Marianna, aggravated battery, violation of probation or community control.
Connith Harris, 42, 2141 Sage Brush Road, Grand Ridge, violation of conditional release.
Nicholas Hollis, 22, 4500 Putnam St., Marianna, aggravated battery-domestic violence.
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