Published: March 31, 2009 12:17 pm            

Grand Jury returns indictments

Monticello — The Wayne County Grand Jury met on Tuesday, March 24 and returned 13

indictments.

Following are those indictments:

€ Joshua E. Jones was indicted for theft by deception over $300 and

second degree forgery.

€ Dallas D. Denney was indicted for trafficking in a controlled

substance first degree, trafficking in a controlled substance second degree,

possession of drug paraphernalia, resisting arrest, and persistent felony

offender second degree

€ William Massengale was indicted for possession of a controlled

substance first degree.

€ Randall Dishman, Jr. was indicted for criminal possession of a forged

instrument second degree.

€ Roger D. Sexton was indicted for possession of a controlled substance

first degree, possession of a controlled substance second degree, and

possession of a controlled substance third degree.

€ Wayne Allen Johnston was indicted for burglary first degree, theft by

unlawful taking of a firearm, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon

and persistent felony offender in the second degree.

€ James Scott Cowan was indicted for burglary third degree, theft by

unlawful taking over $300, and persistent felony offender first degree.

€ Edward Lee Poore was indicted for perjury first degree and persistent

felony offender first degree.

€ Lucio Galviz Nieto was indicted for flagrant non-support.

€ Vena Perkins was indicted for flagrant non-support

€ Heather Boston was indicted for 10 counts of forgery second degree and

Nathan Stephenson was indicted for two counts of criminal possession of a

forged instrument second degree. Both were named on the same indictment.

€ Antoine Roman Jefferson and Alfonso Charles Martin, Jr. were indicted

for trafficking in a controlled substance first degree, possession of

marijuana and tampering with physical evidence. Ciera Jeneane Thurman and

Constania D. Wyanna were indicted for complicity to trafficking in a

controlled substance first degree and complicity to possession of marijuana.

All four individuals were named in the same indictment.

€ Chad Adam Pyles was indicted for possession of a controlled substance

third degree.

Readers are reminded that indictments do not prove guilt or innocence

but that further court action is necessary.

Indictments are a matter of public record and are on file at the Wayne

Circuit Clerk's office at the Judicial Center.

        

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