November 5, 2020
By: Dwayne Page
A Dowelltown man has been charged with vandalism for causing damage on the property of the DeKalb Utility District water plant last month.
40 year old Nathan Joseph Wilbert of Vandergriff Hollow Road, Dowelltown is under a $5,000 bond for vandalism over $1,000 and he will be in court November 12.
Sheriff Patrick Ray said that on October 20 Wilbert destroyed a key pad to an electric gate to gain entry to DeKalb Utility District’s water plant on Yulonda Hills Road. He also used a steel water meter cover to destroy an electric service meter inside the fenced area. The total damage was about $1, 490. Wilbert was found in the front yard directly across from the water plant and placed in custody.
36 year old Amanda Jean Moss of Cookeville is charged with violation of the sex offender registry law. Her bond is $2,500 and she will be in court November 12.
Sheriff Ray said that on September 21 the chief deputy and a detective went to a residence on Banks Pisgah Road to do a home visit where Moss was supposed to be. Moss had listed this address on the Tennessee Sex Offender Registry as her primary residence. When they arrived the officers learned from someone else there that Moss only stays there up to five days per month and she does not have a secondary address listed on the registry where she is living.
Harry Carlson McIntosh of Old Mill Hill Road is charged with violation of bond conditions. His bond is $3,500 and he will be in court November 12.
Sheriff Ray said that on October 26 a deputy was dispatched to Old Bildad Road due to an unwanted guest. Upon arrival the officer spoke with a woman who said that McIntosh showed up and began yelling and knocking on her door . McIntosh later came to the jail and admitted being there. After discovering that McIntosh is under active bond conditions to keep away from this woman, he was placed under arrest.