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Franklin County Jail Intake Report: 07/31/2025

Franklin County Prevention Coalition
Information released by the Franklin County Sheriff's Department

Total Inmates: 166

By Gender:

  • Male: 125

  • Female: 41

By Inmate Type (Classification):

  • TDOC Suspended (LS): 13

  • Non-Sentenced (NS): 105

  • Parole Violator (PV): 4

  • Sentenced (S): 24

  • TDOC (1 yr or more): 15

  • Weekender (WE): 1

  • Child Support: 4

Inmate Intake (July 30–31, 2025):

  1. Anderson, Scott Lee – Male – WE – Bond: $0.00

    • Charges: Serving Weekends

  2. Elliott, Caleb Joshua – Male – S – Bond: $0.00

    • Charges: Serving Time

  3. Gannon, Laura Elizabeth – Female – NS – Bond: $0.00

    • Charges: Out of County Criminal

  4. Kinslow, Eric Bryson – Male – NS – Bond: $7,500.00

    • Charges:

      • Driving on Revoked/Suspended License

      • Driving Under the Influence

      • Failure to Maintain Lane

      • Open Container

      • Simple Possession / Casual Exchange – Schedule VI

      • Violation of Implied Consent Law

  5. Pedigo, Leigh Anne – Female – NS – Bond: $45,000.00

    • Charges:

      • Driving on Revoked/Suspended License

      • Driving Under the Influence

      • Driving While in Possession of Methamphetamine

      • Introduction of Contraband in Penal Institution

      • Possession of Schedule II

      • Seatbelt Law Violation

  6. Smith, Shawn Luke – Male – NS – Bond: $0.00

    • Charges: Court Appearance

  7. Stubblefield, Kevin Donley – Male – NS – Bond: $2,500.00

    • Charges: Theft of Motor Vehicle

  8. Troutt, Aaron Dwayne – Male – NS – Bond: $25,000.00

    • Charges:

      • Bench Warrant

      • Court Appearance

  9. West, David Randall – Male – NS – Bond: $5,000.00

    • Charges:

      • Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

      • Possession of Schedule II The charges and allegations referred to in this release are merely accusations of criminal conduct and not evidence. The defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt and convicted through due process of law.

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