6-2-10 —     The Wayne County Grand Jury met on Monday, May 17 and returned 12

indictments.

    Following are indictments that were returned.

    € David Shores was indicted for first degree assault.

    € Joey K. Hunter was indicted for burglary first degree and carrying a

concealed deadly weapon.

    € Tracy Hurt was indicted for possession of a controlled substance first

degree, unlawful possession of a meth precursor and persistent felony

offender first degree.

    € Krista Crabtree was indicted for flagrant non-support.

    € Lena D. Summers was indicted for criminal possession of a forged

instrument second degree and persistent felony offender second degree.

    € Thomas Roberts was indicted for criminal possession of a forged

instrument second degree.

    € Lincoln Massengale and Samantha Branscum were indicted for

manufacturing methamphetamine. Massengale was also indicted for possession

of a controlled substance first degree and possession of marijuana.

    € Daniel Rood and Tiffany M.  Varvel were indicted together on 13 counts

of possession of a forged instrument second degree. The same indictment also

included four additional counts of possession of a forged instrument second

degree for Varvel. Rood was also named on one additional count of possession

of a forged instrument second degree.

    € Jayce Cody Acrey, Cassie Coyle, Chelsie Denney, Terrie Denney, and

Edward Sanders were indicted for riot first degree. Acrey was also indicted

for assault first degree. Denney and Sanders were also indicted for

persistent felony offender second degree.

    € John Kilburn, Heather Kilburn, and Jeffrey Dishman were indicted for

12 counts of obscuring the identity of a machine, eight counts of receiving

stolen property over $500, six counts of forgery second degree, and one

count of tampering with physical evidence. The indictment also included

charges against John Kilburn and Jeffrey Dishman for possession of a

manufacturer's VIN plates.

    € Charles Adam Atkinson was indicted for first degree criminal abuse.

    € Blake Thompson was indicted for receiving stolen property under $500.

    Readers are reminded that indictments by the grand jury do not indicate

guilt, only that further court action is necessary in a case. Grand jury

indictments are public record and are on file in the Wayne Circuit Clerk's

office.