MOULTRIE, Ga. — Concentrated patrols by state and local law enforcement agencies resulted in a sizable number of arrests on traffic charges ranging from intoxicated driving and drug possession to license and registration violations.

The activity took place on Friday night and represented a large portion of overall arrests from the weekend.

Sheriff’s Office

• Terrance Tavoris Thomas, 34, 532 27th St. S.W., was charged Friday with driving while license withdrawn, speeding, failure to drive within single lane, failure to obey traffic control device, fleeing or attempting to elude police officer, stop sign violation and two counts probation violation.

• Geoffry Gill, 37, Cairo, was charged Thursday with possession of methamphetamine and possession of a drug-related object.

• Brandon Blake Lee, 22, 168 Country Lane, was charged Sunday with use of fighting words.

• Luis Zamora, 21, 174 Big Bear Blvd., Norman Park, was charged Sunday with battery.

• Austin Timothy Bumm, 23, and Johnathan Castanon, both of 425 Dean Matthews Road, were each charged Sunday with disorderly conduct.

• Valencia Sha’Nae Harvey, 25, 3109 Veterans Parkway S., was charged Sunday with possession of marijuana and failure to obey traffic control device.

• Cecil William Hancock, 19, 1192 Ninth Ave., was charged Saturday with battery (family violence).

• Irma Perales, 34, 220 Hawthorne Drive, was charged Saturday with violation of compulsory school attendance.

• Taquila Nicole Fuller, 31, 909 Second Ave. N.W., was charged Saturday with driving while license withdrawn.

• Grimaldo Castillo, 24, 350 Honey Bear Road, Norman Park, was charged Feb. 21 with battery.

• Calvin Ray Simpson Jr., 30, 133 Denham Road, Norman Park, was charged Feb. 20 with possession of methamphetamine and possession of hydrocodone.

• Anthony John Crawley, 56, 233 Julius Higgs Road, Norman Park, was charged Thursday with possession of marijuana and possession of a drug-related object.

Georgia State Patrol

• Daemon Keith Bennett, 38, 167 Red Maple Circle, was charged Friday with driving under the influence, failure to drive within single lane and seat belt violation.

• Daniel Alderman, 19, 1562 Branch Road, Pavo, was charged Friday with driving under the influence.

• David Lynn Davis, 17, 427 Doc Lindsey Road, was charged Friday with driving under the influence and improper turn or U-turn.

• Matthew Denham, 17, 1909 Second St. S.E.., was charged Friday with possession of marijuana and open container in vehicle.

• Rodolfo G. Perez, 39,213 Still Road, Ellenton, was charged Friday with driving under the influence, open container in vehicle and failure to drive within single lane.

• Emiliano Martinez, 52, 120 Lane Road, was charged Friday with driving under the influence and driving without license.

• Shalinda Wilcox, 41, 400 Spanish Moss Lane, Adel, was charged Friday with possession of marijuana.

• Nolberto Scotty Soto, 19, 1300 Hutchinson Drive, was charged Friday with driving under the influence and possession of marijuana.

• Nolan Thomas Paul Johnson, 17,714 N. Green St., Doerun, was charged Friday with possession of marijuana.

• David Gonzalez-Roque, 22, 158 Yates Lane, was charged Saturday with driving without license and suspended registration.

• Mario Lopez, 22, 606 11th Ave. N.E., Cairo, was charged Monday with driving without license.

Moultrie Police

• Gregory Ward, 47, 145 Quail Ridge, was charged Monday with two counts battery (family violence).

• Marvin Lee Roberts, 53, Moultrie, was charged Thursday with vagrancy and disorderly conduct.

Berlin Police

• Jose Pena, 23, Pavo, was charged Monday with two counts speeding in highway work zone, expired or no driver’s license, signals required, improper stopping, improper left turn and failure to drive within single lane.

Doerun Police

• Anthony Lee Entrekin, 29, 309 E. Bay Ave., was charged Sunday with failure to appear.

Probation violation

Moultrie Police

• Carneata Clark, 24, 121 Robin Lane.

Sheriff’s Office

• Alyssa Adams, 32, 507 Patrol Road, Forsyth, Ga.

• Clayton Dewayne Connell, 47, 149 Joey Norman Lane.