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Putnam County Grand Jury hands down Indictments Putnam County Prosecuting Attorney, Mark A. Sorsaia, reports that thirty-five indictments were returned on July 10th by the July 2013 Term Putnam County Grand Jury alleging forty-eight persons committed one hundred seventy-six felonies and twenty-seven misdemeanors. The following is the year of birth, last known address, and offenses for which they were indicted. JasonW. Allen, 1971, Route 1, Box 138, Red House,WV – grand larceny Justin L. Brafford, 1981, 16 Brendenwood Acres, Hurricane, WV – robbery in the first degree Dwayne J. Brant, 1987, 599 Sugar Camp Road,Winfield,WV – uttering a forged writing (6) and financial exploitation of an elderly person Jeffrey S. Childress, 1987, 209 Nicole Drive, Hurricane, WV – conspiracy to commit operating a clandestine drug laboratory and possession of a substance containing ephedrine and/or pseudoephedrine with the intent to use it in the manufacture of methamphetamine Orville E. Cobb III, 1973, 77 Marina Park, Hurricane, WV – attempt
to operate a clandestine drug laboratory and conspiracy to commit operating a clandestine drug laboratory Michael A. Cozad, 1962, 503 Oakbridge Road, Hurricane, WV – fleeing in a vehicle from a law enforcement officer while under the influence of alcohol, driving under the influence of alcohol, third offense, violation of an order of protective and obstructing an officer Bruce W. Cooper, 1966, 704 Plantation Drive, Hurricane, WV – embezzlement David A. Cunningham, 1968, Route 1 Box 14, Liberty,WV – sexual assault in the second degree and sexual abuse in the first degree David R. Davis, Jr., 1980, HC 65 Box 161, Tornado, WV – possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance (3) and conspiracy to
possess with intent to deliver a controlled substance Michael V. Deleon, 1985, RR 4, Box 356, Hurricane,WV – forgery (2) uttering a forged writing (2) and petit larceny Robert G. Edmonds, 1975, 4324 Ohio River Road, Huntington, WVgrand larceny (4) David D. Fields, 1988, 276 Campbells Creek, Charleston, WV – conspiracy to commit breaking and entering an automobile, fraudulent use of an unauthorized access device and conspiracy to commit fraudulent use of an unauthorized access device Alex N. Foster, 1993, Route 3, Box 445, Milton, WV – forgery (3), uttering a forged writing (3), conspiracy to commit uttering a forged writing (2) and attempt to utter a forged writing Jared C. Hall, 1989, 56 Cobb Street, St. Albans, WV – conspiracy to commit operating a clandestine drug laboratory and possession of a substance containing ephedrine and/or pseudoephedrine with the intent to use it in the manufacture of methamphetamine
Justin A. Hammond, 1989, 1497 U.S. Route 35, Pliny, WV – breaking and entering, petit larceny and uttering a forged writing (4) Lisa L. Hatfield, 1978, 294 Ada Dell Avenue, Hurricane, WV – forgery (17), uttering a forged writing (17) and financial exploitation of an elderly person Brittany K. Herdman, 1991, 7330 Charleston Road, Leon, WV – conspiracy to commit forgery, forgery, conspiracy to obtain money by false pretense, conspiracy to commit uttering a forged writing and uttering a forged writing Dusty R. Hill, 1989, 117 Sugar Pine Trail, Mount Airy, NC – conspiracy to commit forgery, obtaining money by false pretense, conspiracy to obtain money by false pretense and conspiracy to commit uttering a forged writing Brian C. Hillabold, 1983, 200 Bent Tree Estates, Scott Depot, WV – forgery (7) and uttering a forged writing (7) Ryan C. Hilty, 1992, 121 Margaret Drive, Nitro,WV – driving under the SEE INDICTMENTS ON PAGE 3
Permit Applications Available for Special Deer Hunt from National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Green Bank, WV GREEN BANK, WV - The National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO) in Green Bank, WV has announced that applications are now available and are being accepted for the special resident-only controlled deer hunt at the NRAO site.This controlledhuntisorganizedandplanned in cooperation with the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR). Submitting an application enters the hunter in a drawing for a maximumoftwo(2)daysontheNRAOsite. Applications for the drawing must be receivedbyNRAOonorbeforeAugust 2, 2013. Successful applicants will be notified by mail and issued a special NRAO letter of authorization to deer hunt. Only hunters who have made
application and have received a letter for a particular day or days can hunt. “Walk-ons” will not be permitted to hunt. The controlled hunts, held for two days, October 18 and 19, 2013, under the auspices of theWVDNR, will take placeonfourdelineatedareasranging in size from 132 acres to 1,000 acres. Each area is designated: BOW ONLY; or MUZZLELOADER & SHOTGUN WITH SLUGS; or MUZZLELOADER ONLY.Ontheapplicationform,applicants must choose a bow or the type of firearm they wish to use. Themaximumbaglimitduringthe NRAOhuntistwoantlerlessdeer(one per day), except that an on-site lottery willbeheldeachdayofthehuntwhich will allow five hunters to hunt an ei-
ther-sex deer. These are BONUS deer and do not count toward the hunters annual licensed deer bag limit. However, participating hunters must possessanappropriatebaseWestVirginia huntinglicense(A,AH,AHJ,X,XJ,Lifetime) or be exempt from having to purchase a license. All deer harvested must be checked at the official game checkingstationlocatedontheNRAO site. Duetothenatureoftheworkatthe Observatory, gasoline-powered vehicles are strictly controlled on the site. Hunters may park only in designated parking areas, and all vehicles will be issueda“pass”fordisplayonthewindshield. Transportation from hunter check-in to some hunt areas is provided by the NRAO. For purposes of
safety and biological study of harvested deer, all hunters must pass through the check-in station each morning before the day’s hunt. At the endoftheday’shunt,allhuntersmust exit through the check-out station. Applications may be picked up at any WVDNR district office or may be requestedbysendingaself-addressed, stamped envelope to the National Radio Astronomy Observatory at P.O. Box 2, Green Bank,WV, 24944, Attention: Hunt Coordinator. Applications arealsoavailablethroughemailbyrequesting to dwirt@nrao.edu. An applicationanddetailedinstructionsand regulations will be provided to each applicant. For information, call 304456-2011 or 304-924-6211.
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