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Booking record · Sullivan County Jail

JOHNSON, ELIZABETH AMY

In CustodyOther chargesViolent offensesDrug offenses

Booking records from Sullivan County Jail in Sullivan County, Indiana list JOHNSON, ELIZABETH AMY with a booking date of May 31, 2026. The booking lists 5 charges, starting with operating a vehicle with a bac of .10 or more - first offense. Total bond recorded across all charges is $20,000. As of the latest roster update, the record has been listed for 140 days. Charges are accusations only; every person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

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Booking details

Booking date
May 31, 2026
Custody status
In Custody
Days in custody
140
Gender
Female
Arresting agency
Sullivan County / City Correctional Facility
Total bond
$20,000
Charges

Charges (5)

Allegations as listed by the booking agency

  1. Operating a Vehicle With A BAC of .10 or More - first offense

    Bond $4,000 (10 %)Status PretrialDisposition Superior Court 1

  2. Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated Endangering a Person - first offense but where a person was endangered

    Status PretrialDisposition Superior Court 1

  3. Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated - Same as 1287 but defendant has prior conviction within last 5 years.

    Bond $8,000 (10 %)Status PretrialDisposition Superior Court 1

  4. Possession of Methamphetamine - This is the basic offense and for any amount below 5 grams.

    Bond $8,000 (10 %)Status PretrialDisposition Superior Court 1

  5. Possession of Paraphernalia - Introducing a Controlled Substance into Body

    Status PretrialDisposition Superior Court 1

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