By DUANE SHERRILL / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard
Twenty-four people were indicted Friday by the December session of the Warren County grand jury, including the man accused of stalking a Mullican Street family and tapping their phone.
The defendant, Dickie Sanders, was indicted on eight counts including stalking, wire tapping, theft and aggravated burglary. His charges come after he allegedly placed a wire tap under the victims’ house allowing him to listen to their conversations and on some occasions, make calls using their phone, some of which were made falsely to 911. He is also charged with breaking into their home, stealing keys, and then stealing a vehicle off a car lot where one of the victims worked.
Included in other grand jury action:
David Anderson was indicted on the charge of aggravated assault.
John Mark Porter was indicted on the charge of aggravated assault.
Steve Grant Scott was indicted on the charge of assault.
Paul Shoemaker was indicted on the charge of manufacture of meth.
Mary Jernigan was indicted on the charge of prescription fraud.
Amanda Trisler was indicted on the charge of prescription fraud.
Bobby McClure was indicted on the charge of aggravated burglary.
Lucas Hedgecoth and Jason Johnson were indicted on the charge of aggravated burglary.
Randy Joe Williams was indicted on the charge of aggravated burglary
Phillip Pease and Roger Pease were indicted on the charge of theft.
Bradley Robertson was indicted on the charge of theft.
Jeffery Johnson was indicted on the charge of evading arrest with risk to a third party.
Bradley Robertson was indicted on the charge of evading arrest.
Chris Cummings and Daniel Dennis were indicted on the charge of vandalism.
Willard Drake was indicted on the charge of sale of alcohol to a minor.
Mark Thomas was indicted on the charge of second-offense DUI.
Jay Allyn Link and David Ray Meeks were indicted on the charge of DUI by permitting.
Mark Pryor was indicted on the charge of second-offense DUI.
Nickie Smartt was indicted on the charge of driving on a revoked license.
Edwin Berry was indicted on the charge of second-offense driving on a revoked license.
Terry Fults was indicted on the charge of driving on a suspended license.
Joseph Shirley, Shane Byford and Dorothy Kernagis were given no-true bills, meaning they were not indicted on their respective charges.
