WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31ST, 2024 GRAND JURY
Micah A. Baisden (37, Delbarton, WV) – 1st Deg. Poss. C.S.; Poss. Drug Paraphernalia; Derek L. Blevins (29, Hardy) – 1st Deg. Poss. C.S.;
Ben J. Burgess (33, Shelbiana) – 1st Deg. TICS – 2 cts; 2nd Deg. PFO;
William Cook (40, Ashcamp) – Theft of Identity;
Courtney Damon (48, Vansant, Va) – 1st Deg. Poss. C.S.; DUI 1st; Poss. Marijuana; No Tags;
No Insurance;
1st Deg. Poss. C.S. – 2 cts; 2nd Deg. Poss. C.S.;
Poss. Drug Paraphernalia; Script Not in Proper Container; 1st Deg. Poss. Forged Instrument; DUI 1st; 1st Deg. PFO;
Jimmy Frazier (43, Stopover) – 1st Deg. Wanton Endangerment; 1st Deg. F/E; 1st Deg. PFO; Monroe Jackson (58, Pikeville) – 1st Deg. TICS;
Jacob T. Easterling (45, Ashcamp) –
Dylan Jones (23, Majestic) – TBUT;
Jason Lawson (49, Meta) – 4th Deg. Assault; 1st Deg. Poss. C.S.; Poss. Drug Paraphernalia; Joe Lester (31, Belfry) – 1st Deg. TICS – 2 cts;
Danny May (23, Pikeville) and Alexis Slone (22, Pikeville) – 1st Deg. Criminal Abuse; Tammy Moon (55, Zebulon) – 2nd Deg. Wanton Endangerment;
Jimmy Moore (63, Pinsonfork) – 1st Deg. Promoting Contraband; 1st Deg. Poss. C.S. – 2 cts; 3rd Deg. Poss. C.S.;
John Payne (34, Ransom) – 1st Deg. TICS;
Jason C. Phillips (26, Elkhorn City) – 1st Deg. TICS – 2 cts;
Marcus D. Prater (33, Pikeville) – 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Deg. Poss. C.S.; Poss. Drug Paraphernalia;
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Kevin Ray (39, Harold) – 1st Deg. Assault; RSP; DUI 1st; Operating ATV on Roadway; 1st Deg. PFO; Justin Reed (33, Virgie) – 1st Deg. TICS;
Amber M. Robinson (31, Pikeville) – 1st Deg. TICS;
Ermil Keith Rogers (43, Pikeville) – 1st Deg. TICS – 3 cts; 1st Deg. PFO;
Christopher Scarberry (44, Pikeville) – 2nd Deg. Burglary;
Jason Noah Stamper, MD (52, Pikeville) – 1st Deg. TICS; 1st Deg. Poss. C.S.; Poss. Drug Paraphernalia; Justin Tackett (37, Freeburn) – 1st Deg. Poss. C.S.;
Leslie L. Valastro (60, Milford, NH) – Poss. Firearm by Convicted Felon – 3 cts;
William Cody West (42, Pikeville) – 1st Deg. TICS; 1st Deg. PFO;
Bruce C. Williamson (43, Virgie) – 1st Deg. Poss. C.S. – 2 cts; 3rd Deg. Poss. C.S.;
Poss. Drug Paraphernalia; Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicle; P.I.;
3rd Deg. Criminal Mischief; TBUT;
Timmy Wolford (35, Majestic) – 1st Deg. Poss. C.S.; Poss. Marijuana; Poss. Drug Paraphernalia; Trista G. Worrix (36, Pikeville) – 1st Deg. TICS – 2 cts;

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