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Court Dockets: Oct. 20, 2026

Lisa HobbsLisa Hobbs|October 20, 2026|3 min read
Court Dockets: Oct. 20, 2026

LISA HOBBS - News Editor

Three people were handed lifetime bans from Walmart by Warren County General Sessions Judge Ryan J. Moore on Tuesday.

Leonor Garcia Vazquez was in court on 11 counts of shoplifting. While six were dismissed, the remaining five counts netted Vazquez 48 hours in jail, 11 months and 20 days on probation, restitution of $670, court costs and a lifetime ban from Walmart.

Brian Cruisinberry will serve 11-29 on probation for two counts of shoplifting. He was handed a lifetime ban from Walmart and must pay restitution of $171. He is jointly and severally liable for the full amount.

Allie McCormick will serve 11-29 on probation for two counts of shoplifting. She was handed a lifetime ban from Walmart and must pay restitution of $171. She is jointly and severally liable for the full amount.

Other cases resolved from the Criminal Court Arraignment and Criminal Court Trial dockets:

Mack Thomas will serve 30 days for criminal trespassing and was banned from Waffle House. He was fined $50 and must pay court costs.

Jeffery L. Johnson will serve six months in jail for violating the terms of probation.

Javier Plascencia Nava will serve 30 days for violating the terms of probation.

Hailey West was in court on two counts of criminal trespass. She was fined $50 in each case and must pay court costs in each case.

Aiden James Curry will serve 60 days in jail and 11-29 on probation for interference with emergency calls. He was ordered to pay court costs and must have no further contact with the victim. Running concurrently will be 60 days and 11-29 on probation for attempted assault on first responder. He was fined $500. Running consecutively will be 60 days in jail and six months on probation for resisting. He must pay court costs.

Zoe McCord will serve 45 days in jail for violating the terms of probation.

Travis Wayne McCormick will serve 10 days in jail and 11-29 on probation for violating an order of protection. He was handed a consecutive sentence of 10 days in jail and 11-29 on probation for a second count of violating an order of protection. Additionally, he handed a six-month sentence for violating the terms of probation.

Brandy Elizabeth McKinley will serve 30 days in jail for violating the terms of probation.

Corey Blaine Miller will serve 48 hours and six months on probation for offensive touching. Running consecutively will be 30 days and 11-29 on probation for methamphetamine. She was ordered to pay a $750 fine and court costs.

He was ordered to have only peaceful contact with the victim. Running concurrently will be a sentence of 30 days in jail for violating the terms of probation.

William Hardie Morris Jr will serve 11-29 on probation for theft of property. He must pay court costs and make restitution. Running consecutive will be eight months in jail for violating the terms or probation.

Damien Owen Nichols will serve 30 days and 11-29 on probation for assault with bodily injury. He was ordered to have no contact with the victim. For three counts of driving without a license, Nicols was ordered to pay $50 and court costs for each case. Additionally, he was fined $50 and court costs for violating the state’s financial responsibility law.

Michael David Rutledge will serve six months on probation for leaving the scene of an accident with property damage. He was fined $50 and must pay court costs and restitution.

Correction: On the completed docket released by General Sessions Court, Michael David Rutledge was noted to have received six months. Upon being contacted and verifying with the Circuit Court Clerk’s office, he received six months on probation. Warren County Way apologizes for any inconvenience this error may have caused.

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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