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Perry County booking entry lists Holly Sue Simpson on drunk driving charges

A Perry County booking entry listed Holly Sue Simpson, 57, on drunk-driving-related charges after a sheriff’s arrest. The record showed cash bonds on all three counts.

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Perry County booking entry lists Holly Sue Simpson on drunk driving charges
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A Perry County booking entry posted Aug. 2 listed Holly Sue Simpson, 57, after a sheriff’s arrest and tied her to drunk-driving-related charges. The record placed the case in Perry County, Indiana, and showed cash bonds attached to each count.

The booking-style listing identified Simpson as white, female, 5 feet 2 inches tall, 120 pounds, with blonde hair and brown eyes. It named the arresting agency as the sheriff and listed three charges: criminal recklessness, operating a vehicle with an ACE of .15 or more, and operating a vehicle while intoxicated - endangerment.

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The bond figures shown with the charges were $605, $600, and $600. Taken together, the listed cash bonds totaled $1,805, signaling that the case had already moved beyond a simple name-and-photo post into a jail record with immediate financial conditions attached.

For residents in Tell City, Cannelton, Troy, and the county’s unincorporated areas, that kind of booking entry is often the first public sign that a local arrest has been processed. Perry County Sheriff’s Office public information pages include an inmate list, bond services, and visitation-related options, reflecting how arrest and jail information is tracked in the county’s detention system.

The sheriff’s office is located at 2211 Herrman Street in Tell City. That address, along with the office’s public inmate information pages, is the main county point of reference for booking records, bond posting, and follow-up case checks as the matter moves into the court process.

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