These 32 men that authorities have called the “worst of the worst” criminals in Chattanooga have been tied to more than 300 crimes, from murder to drug offenses and fishing without a license.DATA
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ROUNDUP Chattanooga residents charged with conspiracy to distribute 280 grams or more of crack cocaine or 5 kg or more of powder cocaine: Jerry Wayne Alexander Jr., 41; Idriss Barr, 29; Leontia Blackmon, 32; Garry Brown, 24; LaJeromeny Brown, 35; Johnny Caldwell Jr., 44; Dejuan Cooper, 23; Milo E. Geiger, 36; Torrey Gilmore, 38; Rodney Harris II, 22; Valentino Harris, 28; Kenneth Hopkins, 49; Thaddius L. Humphrey, 32; Joe Jenkins, 40; Jumoke Johnson Jr., 20; Juane Joseph, 19; Shannon D. Mitchell, 29; Kentarius Nealy, 20; Robert Stephon North, 34; Reginald D. Oakley, 39; Robert Siler, 27; Gerald Toney, 33; Adrian Washington, 36; Frank White, 30; Guy L. Wilkerson Jr., 20. Other Chattanooga-area residents charged are: Rahmon Christian, 21, Tramale Johnson, 25, and Donte Taylor, 27, are charged with being convicted felons in possession of firearms. Stephone L. Reed, 23, is charged with car-jacking, brandishing a firearm during and in relation to a violent crime, and being a felon in possession of a firearm. Derrick L. Smith, 22, is charged with possession of cocaine base (“crack”) with intent to distribute. Georgia residents charged with conspiracy to distribute 280 grams or more of crack cocaine or 5 kg or more of powder cocaine: Juanzell Jenkins, 37, Adairsville; Tommy Ryals, 34, Atlanta
Juane Joseph loves money. He’s got photos showing wads and rolls of cash on his Facebook page; he likes people to call him Bankroll Stunna.
He watches the dope kings on television’s “The Wire,” who live the high life on drug profits until they’re gunned down by competitors or taken down by Baltimore cops tapping their phones.