Marion County arrests: published on Feb. 4

City of Marion arrest reports

On Jan. 29 officers arrested Larry Donnell Tart Jr., 19, of Marion, for resisting arrest.

On Jan.29 officers arrested Michael Sanders, 24, of Gresham, for driving under suspension first and tag light.

On Jan. 29 officers arrested Jarrod Lashawn Adams, 18, of Marion, for disturbing school.

On Jan. 27 officers arrested Johnathan Dan Stevens, 29, of Marion for shoplifting.

On Jan. 27 officers arrested a Juvenile offender, 16, for shoplifting.

On Jan. 24, officers arrested Kendra Niccole Roberts, 21, of Latta, for speeding 62 mph in a 50 mph zone.

On Jan. 24 officers arrested Kimberly Lenea Robinson, 24, of Marion, for malicious damage to property.

Marion County Sheriff arrest reports

On Jan. 29 deputies arrested Thomas Stanley Youell, 57, of Marion, for grand larceny.

On Jan. 30 deputies arrested Christopher D. Williams, 20, of Marion, for two counts of forgery, value less than $5,000. 

On Jan. 25 deputies arrested Daniel Justin Herring, 24, of Sellers, for possession of cocaine first.

On Jan. deputies arrested Roshawnda Latese Graves, 28, of Johnsonville, for malicious injury personal property.

On Jan. 25 deputies arrested Jamal Dimitru Young, 17, of Mullins, for kidnapping and grand larceny value $5,000 or more.

On Jan. 21 deputies arrested Trevor Daniel Dudney, 23, of Gresham, for unlawful conduct to a minor and sex-lewd act committing or attempting.

On Jan. 26 deputies arrested Martinez Jerome Brewton, 28, of Marion, for assault of a high and aggravated nature.

On Jan. 24 deputies arrested Dalaniah Maurice Navarro, 21, of Myrtle Beach, for no S.C. drivers license.

On Jan. 24 deputies arrested Meagan Ward, 17, of Mullins, for disorderly conduct.

On Jan. 24 deputies arrested Jody Derrick Lewis, 19, of Mullins, for disorderly conduct.

On Jan. 22 deputies arrested Jamal Dimitri Young, 17, of Mullins for disturbing schools.

On Jan. 22 deputies arrested James Turner, 33, of Florence, for breach of trust with fraudulent intent.

On Jan. 22 deputies arrested Daviane Tart, 21, of Marion, for criminal domestic violence and burglary first degree

On Jan. 23 deputies arrested Kevin Authur Patton, 38, of Florence, for criminal domestic violence.

On Jan 15 deputies arrested Symora Symone Reaves, 18, of Mullins, for common law robbery, lynching second degree, burglary first degree and assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature.

On Jan. 15 deputies arrested Derek Trey Ford, 18, of Marion, for conspiracy.

On Jan. 15 deputies arrested Cody Vernice Arnette, 17, of Latta, for conspiracy

On Jan. 18 deputies arrested Ronald Jones, 18, of Mullins, for disorderly conduct.

On Jan. 10 deputies arrested Rakeen Lamar Gaffney, 19, of Mullins, for disorderly conduct.

On Jan. 14 deputies arrested William Anthony Weatherford, 35, of Latta for petit larceny.

Deputies arrest man in vehicle break-ins

Marion County Sheriff Mark Richardson said Marvin K. Chestnut is charged with six counts of larceny and breaking into a motor vehicle. Richardson said deputies made Chestnut’s arrest after investigating a series of vehicle burglaries at local churches during a recent weekend. On Jan. 26, Richardson said his deputies were searching for a suspect after four vehicles were broken into at Pleasant Grove Baptist Church and three at Grace Community Church.

“Mostly credit cards and women’s purses were taken,” Richardson said. The previous day, Conway Police arrested and charged Chestnut with a string of automobile break-ins from over the weekend, according to Conway Police spokeswoman, Catina Hipp.

Chestnut faces seven counts of breaking into vehicles and one count of illegally disposing of an abandoned vehicle, according to court records. Chestnut had previously been charged by Horry County authorities with burglary, forgery, grand larceny and was sentenced to three years in prison and two years probation, according that county’s court records.

In September 2004, Chestnut pleaded guilty to third degree burglary charges and served a four year prison sentence. In 2007, Chestnut pleaded guilty to Conway Police charges of breaking into motor vehicles, grand larceny, and receiving stolen goods. A judge sentenced Chestnut to 18 months probation, according to county court records. 

Chestnut picked up his third offense driving under suspension and driving on the wrong side of the road charges in October 2008. In January, he was arrested and charged with a probation violation and freed from jail on a $2,000 fine, according to jail records.

Chestnut was scheduled to end his probation in August 2009, but a circuit court judge will decide if his probation will be revoked and if he will be sent back to prison to finish a five year sentence.