This individual no longer appears on the current active Big Sandy Regional Detention Center jail roster as of October 7, 2026.
This may indicate release, transfer, or another change in custody status. The original booking information below is preserved as published from jail records.

According to Big Sandy Regional Detention Center records, CHASITY L NICHOLS was booked into custody on 10/6/2026, following an arrest by LOUIS PD. Jail records list 8 charges associated with the booking.
CHASITY L NICHOLS Arrest Booking in LAWRENCE County Kentucky
Intake Date: 10/6/2026
Detected by our system: October 6, 2026 at 11:30 PM
Status: Active
Age: loaded successfully.
Height: 5′ 4”
Weight: 175
Hair Color: BLN
Eye Color: GRN
Race: WHITE
Gender: F
Birthplace: FLOYD CO.
Arresting Officer: KIRK
Arresting Officer Badge: 246
Arresting Agency: LOUIS PD
County Arrested: LAWRENCE
1. REAR LICENSE NOT ILLUMINATED
2. NO OPERATORS-MOPED LICENSE
3. FAILURE OF NON-OWNER OPERATOR TO MAINTAIN REQ INS/SEC, 1ST OFF
4. POSS CONT SUB, 2ND DEGREE – DRUG UNSPECIFIED
5. POSS CONT SUB, 3RD DEGREE – DRUG UNSPECIFIED
6. PRESCRIPTION CONT SUB NOT PROPER CONTAIN 1ST OFF
7. FAILURE TO NOTIFY ADRS CHANGE TO DEPT OF TRANS
8. OPER MTR VEHICLE U/INFL CONT SUB (189A.010(1D) – 1ST
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