JEREMY BRYANT
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Current Age: 44
Booking Date: 3/17/2024 9:13:00 PM
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Height: 5′ 11″
Weight: 175 lbs
Hair Color: BRO
Eye Color: BRO
Race: W
Sex: M
Arresting Officer: CHAPMAN
Badge: 746
Arresting Agency: KENTUCKY STATE POLICE
Arrest Date:
Address: SHLEBY GAP, KY
Zip: 41563
Inmate Classification: PIKE C.WT BOND SET
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Charges
FLEEING OR EVADING POLICE, 2ND DEGREE (ON FOOT), PIKE, 3/17/24
Code Court Date Court Type Court Name Status Offense Date Arrest Date Arresting Agency Bond Type Bond Amount
00199 Mar 18 2024 10:00AM DIST COURT 0.00
RESISTING ARREST
Code Court Date Court Type Court Name Status Offense Date Arrest Date Arresting Agency Bond Type Bond Amount
02404 0.00
FTA, PIKE, 3/17/24 NO BOND MUST SEE JUDGE MAY
Code Court Date Court Type Court Name Status Offense Date Arrest Date Arresting Agency Bond Type Bond Amount
01150 0.00
COC, LETCHER, 3/17/24, 50,000 FC JUDGE MULLINS
Code Court Date Court Type Court Name Status Offense Date Arrest Date Arresting Agency Bond Type Bond Amount
02648 0.00
COC, LETCHER, 3/17/24, 50,000 FC JUDGE MULLINS
Code Court Date Court Type Court Name Status Offense Date Arrest Date Arresting Agency Bond Type Bond Amount
02648 0.00

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