Kendrick Nobles, 28, was booked at Kemper Jail in Kemper County, Mississippi, on October 9, 2026, according to the sheriff’s retained inmate record. The source lists the booking time as 7:10 p.m. and identifies the entry as booking 31588-1.

The record lists one charge entry: “SEXUAL BATTERY; [CHILD IS UNDER 14 YEARS OF AGE, OFFENDER IS 24 OR MORE MONTHS OLDER THAN THE CHILD].” That wording is the sheriff’s allegation label, not a finding that any statutory element has been proved.

For general legal context, the Mississippi Department of Health’s published statutory guide describes sexual battery under Mississippi Code §97-3-95 as an offense involving sexual penetration. The age category in the roster label concerns an under-14 statutory category with an age difference of at least two years. The phrase “24 or more months older” describes that age difference; it does not mean the accused must be at least 24 years old. This explanation concerns the charge wording and does not establish the circumstances of the allegation against Nobles.

A jail booking records admission to custody, not a conviction. No disposition is recorded in the stored event. Nobles is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.