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Odom among 25 indicted by grand jury

Twenty-five people were indicted Friday by the Warren County grand jury.

Included in grand jury action:

? Samuel Odom was indicted on the charge of aggravated child abuse. He is charged with throwing his girlfriend?s 4-year-old daughter through two walls in their home.

? Mark and Debra Melton were indicted on the charge of aggravated robbery. They are charged with luring a man to a remote cemetery and robbing him.

? Brandon Solomon was indicted on the charge of statutory rape.

? John B. Brock was indicted on the charge of possession with intent to sell marijuana.

? Anthony Miller was indicted on the charge of possession with intent to sell marijuana.

? Jonathan Whiteaker was indicted on the charge of simple possession of marijuana.

? Vickie Etheridge was indicted on the charge of possession of drugs.

? Clifton Langston was indicted on the charge of reckless endangerment.

? Steven Waller was indicted on the charge of resisting arrest.

? Dustin Chumley was indicted on the charge of assault.

? Thomas J. Reeder was indicted on the charge of assault.

? Edwin Berry was indicted on the charge of aggravated assault.

? Calvin Ramsey and Steven Waller were indicted on the charge of assault and aggravated burglary.

? Donald Kloosterman was indicted on the charge of theft.

? Stephanie Vargas was indicted on the charge of theft.

? Kimberly Serna was indicted on the charge of stalking.

? Joseph Stacy was indicted on the charge of DUI.

? Eric Phillips was indicted on the charge of second-offense DUI.

? Curtis Davenport was indicted on the charge of driving on a suspended license.

? Jerry Ferrell was indicted on the charge of driving without a license.

? Thomas Cripps was indicted on the charge of second-offense driving on a suspended license.

? Brandy Keen was indicted on the charge of second-offense driving on a revoked license.

? James Ferrell was indicted on the charge of failure to display license.

? Ricky White was indicted on the charge of violation of habitual traffic offender status.

? Aaron McBride, Earl and Vickie Merriman, Barbara Kennedy, Christopher Northrup and James Crouch were each given no-true bills, meaning they were not indicted, on their various charges.

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