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Booking record · Knox County Detention Facility

MURPHY, JAMARCUS JEMON

In CustodyOther chargesTraffic offensesDrug offenses

MURPHY, JAMARCUS JEMON was booked into Knox County Detention Facility in Knox County, Tennessee on February 13, 2026. 7 charges are recorded on this booking, including motion to revoke bond. As of the latest roster update, the record has been listed for 247 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
February 13, 2026
Booking number
914106
Custody status
In Custody
Days in custody
247
Charges

Charges (7)

Allegations as listed by the booking agency

  1. MOTION TO REVOKE BOND

  2. VIOLATION OF DRIVERS LICENSE LAW

  3. VIOLATION OF DRIVERS LICENSE LAW, POSS OF CONTRABAND IN A PENAL FACILITY, POSSESS WITH INTENT TO SELL, DELIVER OR MANUFACTURE A CONT SUBSTANCE, POSSESS WITH INTENT TO SELL, DELIVER OR MANUFACTURE A CONT SUBSTANCE, POSSESS WITH INTENT TO SELL, DELIVER OR MANUFACTURE COCAINE, AND SIMPLE POSS OF A CONT SUBSTANCE

  4. VIOLATION OF DRIVERS LICENSE LAW

  5. VIOLATION OF DRIVERS LICENSE LAW

  6. POSSESS WITH INTENT TO SELL OR DELIVER COCAINE, POSSESS WITH INTENT TO SELL OR DELIVER A CONT. SUBSTANCE, TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE, KEEPING A PLACE OF DRUG USE, SIMPLE POSS. OF A CONT. SUBSTANCE, POSS. OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA, AND VIOLATION OF DRIVER\'S LICENSE LAW

  7. HOLD FOR STATE PRISON

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