Sheriff’s report

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Sheriff’s report

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Walter Geiger

in Crime and Arrests

Wednesday, December 15. 2010

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Between Monday, Dec. 6, and Sunday, Dec. 12, the sheriff’s office made the following arrests:
Grant Christopher Allison, first degree forgery;
Wayne Oliver Brasiel, violation of probation or parole;
Michael Shawn Crabb, financial identity fraud;
Jarvis D. Hardnett, burglary,
Johathon Duane Harris, probation violation;
Cheryl Ann Nichols, contempt of court;
Leeshannon Shane Pollard, deposit account fraud;
Kamerson Thomas Presley, DUI drugs, failure to maintain lane;
PamelaDina Tolliver, driving while license suspended or revoked;
Antione Gene Wellmaker, weekender.

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#1 KI on 12/16/10 at 06:20 AM

what is a "weekender" ??

#2 K on 12/16/10 at 08:20 AM

Ha Ha I asked the same question! I Googled it the definition was a person who commits a crime but not held in jail and is released so that they may work to support their family and only has to report on the weekend to serve their time

#3 Anonymous on 12/16/10 at 11:03 AM

ohh, is this the Grant Allison that use to be the district special ed director at Pike Co. schools? If so, he is about the most HATEFUL man I have EVER had to deal with! But you got yours, didn't you Mr. Allison? (BEFORE this arrest)
Allen Ethridge can attest to that.

#3.1 Anonymous on 12/23/10 at 09:49 AM

Christopher Allison is 21 Years old and attends Christ Chapel.

#3.1.1 v smith on 12/23/10 at 11:54 AM

he's not one of those nice boys from up on the hill is he?

#4 Anonymous on 12/20/10 at 11:31 AM

Has anyone had any dealings with this Grant Allison when he was the district special ed director of Pike Co. schools?

#4.1 dannyb on 12/20/10 at 01:27 PM

I did speak with him briefly before moving west; he was evasive at first, but helpful after I showed up in person. Why?

#5 Anonymous on 12/20/10 at 06:00 PM

He was VERY intimidating, hostile toward me when I was trying to get help for my daughter at school. He even called my house doing the same thing. I was surprised to hear he no longer had that job, I wonder what happened?
I was just wondering if he was this way toward anyone else. I did hear that other parents had filed formal state complaints against him at the same time that I did.

#6 me on 12/20/10 at 06:25 PM

Grant Allison was a great person to work for.
He knew what he was doing and always respected me when I worked for him. I can't say much about the rest of the people in the main office.

#6.1 Anonymous on 12/22/10 at 02:19 PM

Wow, if he treated you good, I hate to see what the rest of the people were like.

#7 Anonymous on 12/22/10 at 07:44 AM

Dannyb I replied to you about 3 days ago, I still don't see it here so I'll write again. When I tried to get help for my daughter with special ed in school, he was very intimidating, hostile,lying, etc. I had to file some formal state complaints against him and I heard at the time, other parents did, too.

#7.1 dannyb on 12/26/10 at 08:21 AM

I don't remember him being particularly nice, but I was all business and I wasn't very nice either. I do remember that he didn't escalate my own anxiety, so he must have been aware of my frustration with "the system". I honestly couldn't tell you what he looked like, I wouldn't recognize him if we passed each other in Walmart. I know the special needs program in Pike doesn't really fill the need for all families, but there are private choices (we opted for a private school until we moved to another place). That is not Grant's fault, though. Did you talk to the Super about Grant's behavior? You can always talk to your Board rep, too.

#8 a caring teacher on 09/21/11 at 07:34 PM

Grant was and is a great person. He cared for the students and teachers. As for Allen- well just ask the superintendent- because he is responsible for that. It is too bad that a great person can possible make a mistake and stupid people feel the need to trash a man who knows the special education field as well as Grant does! The people in the central office are the ones who ran off a great Special Ed director and other great people who are no longer in Pike county.

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