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Arraignment Docket: Oct. 13, 2026

General Sessions Judge Ryan J. Moore had an eight-page arraignment docket this morning. Several cases were resolved.

Lisa HobbsLisa Hobbs|October 13, 2026|1 min read
Arraignment Docket: Oct. 13, 2026

LISA HOBBS - News Editor

Warren County General Sessions Judge Ryan J. Moore had an eight-page arraignment docket this morning.

The following cases were resolved:

Katelyn Bratcher will serve 11 months and 29 days on probation for underage consumption. She must perform 24 hours of community service, undergo an alcohol and drug assessment, pay a $150 fine and court costs.

Addison Belle Terrasi will serve 11-29 on probation for underage consumption. She must perform 24 hours of community service, undergo an alcohol and drug assessment, pay a $150 fine and court costs

Tiona Bonilla Martin was fined $50 for driving without a license, as well as $10 for violating the state’s financial responsibility law. She was ordered to pay court costs.

Guillermo Cuaquehua Xitlama was sentenced to 15 days in jail for driving without a license and 15 days in jail for having an open container. However, those were set to run concurrently.  

Chance Bridges will serve 30 days in jail for violating the terms of probation. His community control was extended for six months.

Hali Bridges will serve 30 days for violating the terms of probation. Her community control was extended for six months.

Ryan Erb will serve 30 days for violating the terms of probation. His community control was extended for six months.

Trey E. Johnson will serve eight months for violating the terms of probation.

Joshua Matthew Larson will serve 30 days for violating the terms of probation. He can be furloughed to rehab. His community control was extended for six months.

 

Lisa Hobbs

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Lisa Hobbs

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Lisa Hobbs is an award-winning writer. She has 21 years of experience in newspaper journalism, including 17 years at a publication in Warren County. During that timeframe, she covered both city and county governments, education, wrecks, fires, crime, community events, and wrote a popular Sunday column named Just A Thought. “My desire at Warren County Way is to return ethical and dedicated news coverage to the community I served for almost two decades.”

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