Woman Arrested for Public Intoxication After Multiple 911 Calls on New Powerhouse Road

A woman was arrested for public intoxication on Saturday, July 5, 2025, following a series of erratic 911 calls from a residence on New Powerhouse Road.

According to the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department, dispatch received multiple emergency calls from the area of 806 New Powerhouse Road. Deputies Hudson and Roush responded to the scene and made contact with three individuals, including a woman later identified as Tiffany.

Deputies reported that Tiffany was on the phone, exhibiting extreme agitation and paranoia. She repeatedly shouted statements such as “They’re going to kill me” and “Are you here to kill me?” while speaking with someone later confirmed to be her father.

Despite efforts by the deputies to calm her and determine an exact address, Tiffany continued to behave erratically. According to the incident report, her actions—including nonsensical speech, sudden outbursts, rapid eye movement, and restless behavior—were consistent with narcotics use.

Due to her apparent intoxication and disoriented state, Tiffany was placed under arrest for public intoxication and transported to the Lawrence County Jail. A warrant was signed in connection with the arrest.

Deputies noted that no body camera footage was available from the incident, as both officers’ cameras were in the docking station downloading footage from prior calls at the time of the encounter.