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Indictments (October 2026 Grand Jury)

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Case No. — Defendant — Hometown — Charges

26-F-94(B) — Melvin Arnold Propps — Rainelle
Failure to Register as a Sex Offender or Provide Notice of Registration Changes (2 counts)

26-F-95(B) — Wesley Clark — Quinwood
Burglary; destruction of property; grand larceny

26-F-96(V) — Christopher Douglas Ambler — Rupert
Grand larceny; reckless fleeing from an officer; driving while license revoked for driving under the influence of alcohol

26-F-97(V) — Jessica Gillian — Alderson
Wanton endangerment involving a firearm (2 counts)

26-F-98(V) — Richard A. Harris — White Sulphur Springs
Strangulation; domestic battery; kidnapping; destruction of property

26-F-99(B) — James Maddox — Gap Mills
Burglary; battery (2 counts)

26-F-100(B) — I Puta Aryna Arsana Karang — White Sulphur Springs
Malicious assault of a child near a school; unlawful restraint; battery

26-F-101(B) — Joshua Kincaid — Marlinton
Breaking and entering; grand larceny; breaking and entering; destruction of property; breaking and entering; petit larceny; destruction of property

26-F-102(B) — Joshua Kincaid — Marlinton
Breaking and entering; grand larceny

26-F-103(B) — Devon O’Neal Davis — Rainelle
Distribution and exhibiting material depicting minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct (6 counts)

26-F-104(V) — Adam Shane Hamm — Summersville
Soliciting a minor via computer; employment or use of a minor to produce obscene matter or assist in sexually explicit conduct; distribution, exhibiting or possession of material depicting minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct; use of minors in filming sexually explicit conduct

26-F-105(V) — Robert Dean Shaffer II — Rupert
Distribution, exhibiting or possession of material depicting minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct (4 counts); distribution and exhibiting material depicting minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct (5 counts)

26-F-106(B) — Roger Deem — Ronceverte
Delivery of a controlled substance — methamphetamine (2 counts); delivery of a controlled substance — buprenorphine (3 counts)

26-F-107(V) — Elizabeth Amber Lynch — Charmco
Wanton endangerment involving a firearm (3 counts)

26-F-108(V) — Charles Ray Vance — Caldwell
Delivery of a controlled substance — fentanyl (2 counts); possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — methamphetamine; delivery of a controlled substance — fentanyl (2 counts); possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — fentanyl

26-F-109(V) — Sara Renee Burns — Lewisburg
Possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — methamphetamine; possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — fentanyl

26-F-110(V) — Dillon Joseph Gray — Princeton
Possession of stolen property valued at $1,000 or more; destruction of property; transferring stolen property valued at $1,000 or more; possession of a controlled substance

26-F-111(B) — Deanna Gladwell — Hillsboro
Grand larceny
Codefendant: Cheyenne McClung

26-F-112(B) — Cheyenne McClung — Marlinton
Grand larceny
Codefendant: Deanna Gladwell

26-F-113(V) — Donald Linton — White Sulphur Springs
Possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — methamphetamine; possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — fentanyl; prohibited person in possession of a firearm

26-F-114(B) — Jason Durwood Roberts — Renick
Prohibited person in possession of a concealed firearm

26-F-115(V) — Karl Myers — White Sulphur Springs
Distributing and exhibiting material depicting minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct (11 counts); possession of material depicting minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct

26-F-116(V) — Karl Myers — White Sulphur Springs
Possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — methamphetamine

26-F-117(V) — Jacob Hise — Rupert
Driving while in an impaired state causing serious bodily injury; driving while in an impaired state with a minor in the vehicle

26-F-118(B) — Wesley Beliard — Dunbar
Reckless fleeing from an officer

26-F-119(V) — Freddie Doss Jr. — Lewisburg
Driving revoked for driving under the influence — third or subsequent offense

26-F-120(B) — Derek Wayne Scott — Renick
Possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — methamphetamine; obstructing an officer; driving while suspended or revoked

26-F-121(V) — Arthur B. Strugell — Lewisburg
Malicious assault; domestic assault

26-F-122(B) — Christina VanBuren — White Sulphur Springs
Burglary; malicious assault

26-F-123(V) — Robert Bond Sipos — Alderson
Distributing and exhibiting material depicting minors engaged in sexually explicit conduct (6 counts)

26-F-124(B) — Gabrielle L. Andrews — Lewisburg
Possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — fentanyl; possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — methamphetamine; prohibited person in possession of a firearm (2 counts)

26-F-125(B) — Jessica Fitzgerald — Crawley
Malicious assault

26-F-126(V) — Dakota S. Springston — Union
Fraudulent use of an access device (4 counts); shoplifting; petit larceny

26-F-127(B) — Derrick Kerr — Renick
Possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — methamphetamine; conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance in violation of West Virginia Code 60A-4-414

26-F-128(B) — Monica Feury — White Sulphur Springs
Possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — methamphetamine; conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance in violation of West Virginia Code 60A-4-414

26-F-129(B) — Jessica Marsh — Covington, Virginia
Possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance — methamphetamine; conspiracy to deliver a controlled substance in violation of West Virginia Code 60A-4-414

26-F-130(B) — Trey Martin Anderson — Huntington
Burglary; assault; destruction of property

26-F-131(B) — Justin Arbaugh — Lewisburg
Shoplifting, third or subsequent offense

26-F-132(B) — Wesley Clark — Quinwood
Burglary; petit larceny

26-F-133(V) — Zachary Robert Bramble — Seaford, Delaware
Burglary; grand larceny; domestic battery; violation of a domestic violence protective order

26-F-134(V) — Mark Edward Phipps — Rainelle
Burglary; driving while in an impaired state

26-F-135(V) — Jason Eric Windon — Lewisburg
Domestic assault, third or subsequent offense (3 counts)

26-F-136(V) — Anthony William Griffith — White Sulphur Springs
Arson, first degree

26-F-137(V) — Samuel Withrow — Frankford
Malicious assault

26-F-138(V) — Ginger Yonko Mitchell — Queens, New York
Grand larceny; obtaining money by false pretenses

Arraignments are scheduled as follows:

Judge Via’s Cases: November 2, 2026, 10 AM-noon.

Judge Richardson’s Cases: October 27, 2026, beginning at 1:00 PM

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