Local Arrests Surge: DUI and Theft Charges Rock Alachua County

Local Arrests Surge: DUI and Theft Charges Rock Alachua County

As of June 11, 2025, residents of Alachua County may have noticed a surge in criminal activity reported in the local jail booking log. The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office has published a list of recent arrests, highlighting a variety of charges that range from driving under the influence to more serious offenses. It’s a grim reminder of the challenges our community faces when it comes to law enforcement and public safety.

According to Alachua Chronicle, the latest entries in the booking log feature individuals like Treydob Anderson (charged with DUI Influence of Alcohol or Drugs), Jadedob Barbosa (charged with DUI Breath Alcohol 0.08 or More), and Ariana Brown, who is facing charges for the non-support of children or a spouse. The variety in charges speaks volumes about the range of issues confronting our community today.

Recent Arrests and Their Charges

Here’s a closer look at some of the individuals arrested and their respective charges:

• Treydob Anderson – DUI Influence of Alcohol or Drugs
• Jadedob Barbosa – DUI Breath Alcohol 0.08 or More per 210L
• Ariana Brown – Non-support of Children or Spouse
• Damarius Brown – Operate Motor Vehicle Without Valid License (FTA)
• Jamild Clark – Moving Traffic Violation (DWLSR Revocation Equivalent Status 3rd Sub Viol)
• Georgie Edna Davis – Writ of Bodily Attachment
• Dionte Dewayne Small – False Imprisonment, Sexual Battery, Domestic Battery by Strangulation, Petit Theft
• Neverston White – Grand Theft of Motor Vehicle

Interestingly, many of these charges are only accusations at this point, as Alachua Chronicle reminds us that every suspect remains innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The challenge is to navigate these situations while ensuring community safety.

Accessing Inmate Information

If you’re looking for more detailed information about someone who has been booked into the Alachua County Jail, take advantage of the resources available. The Alachua County Sheriff’s Office offers an inmate search feature on its official website, allowing users to find individuals currently in custody. You can search not only by full name but also by partial entries, making it quite user-friendly. More information on this service can be found at ACSO Inmate Search.

This search interface also provides details on contacting and visiting inmates, as well as guidelines on how to send care packages and funds. This transparent system aims to support the inmates’ families and maintains a connection between communities and their incarcerated loved ones.

Federal Inmate Locators

For those interested in federal inmate information, the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) allows you to locate federal inmates incarcerated from 1982 to the present through its online portal BOP Inmate Locator. This tool is especially useful for people checking on family members who may be in federal custody. It’s worth noting that recent legislation, like the First Step Act, is leading to possible changes in release dates for inmates, so keeping track remains essential.

As community members, it’s essential to stay informed about the circumstances surrounding crime in our areas. Regularly checking these resources keeps us aware and engaged in discussions about our neighborhood’s safety and well-being. Whether it’s understanding trends in arrests or learning how to support inmates and their families, every bit of information helps us navigate the complexities we face collectively.