Police arrested a man and woman on drug charges Thursday after the woman claimed there was marijuana in their apartment and in her boyfriend’s truck, reports stated.
Misty Deanne Norwood, 39, of 400 Woods Road and Charles Thomas Cook, 42, of 436 Radio Springs Road, were taken into custody after police arrived and found a Deringer .22-caliber handgun on Norwood.
According to police reports, the drugs were found under a couch in the apartment. Police brought a K-9 unit to search Cook’s pickup truck and found more marijuana and a pipe with suspected methamphetamine residue in it.
Both Cook and Norwood remained at the Floyd County Jail this morning on misdemeanor assault and battery charges and possession of marijuana charges with no bond. Cook also faces felony possession of amphetamines charges.
Chattanooga man faces disorderly conduct, drug charges
A Chattanooga man trying to buy a lighter at a convenience store on East 12th Street was arrested for disorderly conduct after he began arguing with employees at the store, reports stated.
According to police reports:
Johnny Ray Fields, 45, of a Chattanooga address, was taken into custody after employees at the 12th Street convenience store called police when Fields began shouting and swearing at them.
When Fields was taken to the Floyd County Jail for booking, a police search of his person turned up two tablets of hydrocodone.
Fields remains at the Floyd County Jail this morning on felony drug possession charges and a misdemeanor disorderly conduct charge with no bond waiting for his first appearance.
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