Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office clears 97 felony warrants in one day, arrests include murder and assault charges
The Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office says deputies cleared 97 felony arrest warrants in a single day on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, during targeted operations led by the agency’s Collaborative Intelligence Group (CIG) and Special Operations Unit.
According to the sheriff’s office, several suspects were taken into custody on serious charges, including felony murder, homicide by vehicle, aggravated assault, and insurance fraud.
Among those arrested were:
Shevonte Joyner
Felony Murder – 2 Counts
Felony Aggravated Assault
Felony Home Invasion 1st Degree
Possession of Firearm During Commission of Crime – 2 Counts
Teriyana Coley
Homicide by Vehicle in the First Degree – 2 Counts
Madeline Thurmond
Felony Aggravated Assault
Arkimia Rawls
Insurance Fraud – 86 Counts
John Anderson
Violation of Probation
Original charges included Terroristic Threats and Acts, Criminal Damage in the 2nd Degree, Possession Schedule I, Possession Schedule II, Possession of Fentanyl, Simple Battery, and Obstruction.
In a separate operation, the sheriff’s office Special Operations Unit arrested Dexter Fluellen at his residence on the following warrants:
Felony Fleeing and Eluding
Speeding (100 mph in a 45 mph zone)
Failure to Maintain Lane
Driving on a Suspended License
Window Tint Violation
All suspects were transported to the Muscogee County Jail without incident.
The sheriff’s office says enforcement efforts will continue as deputies work to make Muscogee County a safer place to live and work.
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