Livingston County authorities arrested three of their “most-wanted” fugitives over the weekend, and the sheriff credits tips from the public for the capture of at least one of them.

In a news release, Sheriff Steve Cox says at least 138 fugitives have been arrested based solely on tips from the Sheriff’s Office Web site.

“At least one of these arrests was due to one or more tips as a result of posting on the LCSO website and social media,” Cox said.

“This does not include the number of persons who have surrendered after learning of their postings. We thank you for all the tips over the years.”

On September 30, authorities in Grundy County arrested Kimberly Irene Stevens, 29, Trenton, on a Livingston County arrest warrant for alleged class C felony of Forgery. Bond was set at $15,000 and Ms. Stevens was transferred to the Daviess Dekalb County Regional Jail.

On October 1, Darrell Wayne Graham, 36, Gallatin, surrendered to the Chillicothe Police Department on a Livingston County arrest warrant for alleged class B felony of Child Molestation-1st degree. Bail was set at $150,000. Mr. Graham was then taken into custody by the LCSO and transferred to Daviess Dekalb County Regional Jail.

On October 2, James R. Yeomans, 19, Hale, was arrested by authorities in Carroll County on a Livingston County arrest warrant for alleged Probation Violation on original class C felony conviction of Possession of Controlled Substance. The LCSO extradited Mr. Yeomans from Carroll County. He was transferred to Daviess Dekalb County Regional Jail as the warrant did not allow bond to be posted.