Grand jury hands down indictments

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

Included in grand jury action:

‘ Jacqueline Calaway and Ernest Dodd were indicted on the charge of promoting the manufacture of meth.

‘ Charles P. Hale Jr. was indicted on charges of promoting the manufacture of meth, evading arrest, 10th-offense driving on a revoked license and violation of habitual traffic offender status.

‘ Jeff Grissom was indicted on charges of possession of drugs and aggravated criminal trespass.

‘ Jason Snow was indicted on charges of fraudulently obtaining drugs and theft.

‘ Jessie Miller was indicted on the charge of fraudulently obtaining drugs.

‘ Robert Conoway was indicted on charges of aggravated assault and reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon.

‘ Joshua Russell was indicted on the charge of domestic assault.

‘ Hoss Stitch was indicted on the charge of domestic assault.

‘ Jennifer Coppinger was indicted on the charge of domestic assault and disorderly conduct.

‘ Michelle Holt was indicted for failure to keep a child in school.

‘ Sharon Wright was indicted for failure to keep a child in school.

‘ Jodie Pinter was indicted for failure to keep a child in school.

‘ Charles Anderson Jr. and Justin Pinter were indicted on charges of aggravated burglary and theft.

‘ Jessie Parker, Jason Ward and Margle Ward were indicted on the charge of theft over $1,000.

‘ Freddie L. Eldridge was indicted on the charge of theft over $1,000.

‘ Tony Edge was indicted on the charge of criminal impersonation.

‘ Michael Beumer was indicted on charges of forgery and fraudulent use of a credit card.

‘ Lucas Watson was indicted on charges of theft and forgery.

‘ John Wright was indicted on worthless check charges.

‘ Tisha Hunter was indicted on the charge of DUI.

‘ Bennie Myers was indicted on the charge of second-offense driving on a revoked license.

‘ Margarito Mendoza was indicted on charges of third-offense DUI and driving on a revoked license.

‘ Coy Gunter, Jacob Pinkston, Tammy Nunley, Ben McCormick and Daniel Gentry were all given no-true bills, meaning they were not indicted on their respective charges.