Florida woman held here in Kansas auto theft
Published 11:29 am Tuesday, October 21, 2014
A Florida woman accused of stealing a car in Kansas was awaiting extradition from the Warren County Jail this morning.
Jazalyn Rosado, 26, of Miami, Fla., was arrested Monday night after the 2009 Honda Civic she was driving eastbound on Interstate 20 ran out of gas near the Flowers exit, Sheriff Martin Pace said.
Deputy Robert Taylor was on patrol and stopped to help Rosado, but after checking the license plate, Taylor discovered the vehicle had been stolen in Kansas, Pace said.
Rosado was held in the Warren County Jail this morning and was expected to have an initial appearance this morning where she could waive extradition to Kansas to face auto theft charges.
Couple held for embezzlement
A Warren County couple accused of renting furniture and not paying for it was held without bail this morning.
Fannie Carter, 40, and her husband, Percy Carter, 43, both of 53 Old Gibson Road, were arrested at 2 p.m. Monday and charged with embezzlement under contract, Vicksburg police Capt. Sandra Williams said.
The couple rented furniture and appliances from a Vicksburg business but did not make payments or return the items, Williams said.
The Carters were held without bail this morning awaiting their initial court appearances.
Two held for probation, drug court
Two people accused of violating court sentences were held without bail this morning in the Warren County Jail.
Kevin Phillips, 24, 209 Overlook Drive, was held for a drug court sanction, and Kristen E. Walter, 30, 727 President St., Jackson, was held for a probation violation, according to jail records.