Ross hears 55-person court docket
A 55-person docket was heard
Tuesday by Judge Larry Ross in
General Sessions Court.
Included in court action:
• Jose Hernandez was bound
over to the grand jury on charges
of sexual battery, possession of
legend drugs and theft.
• Connie Lynn Ash was bound
over to the grand jury on charges
of manufacture of drugs and cultivating
marijuana.
• Jose Hernandez Reyes was
ordered to serve 30 days of an 1129
sentence and pay $1,000 plus
costs for possession of drugs.
• James Turner was bound over
to the grand jury on charges of
manufacture of drugs and cultivation
of marijuana. He was given a
sixmonth sentence for simple
possession of marijuana.
• Joshua Weismore was bound
over to the grand jury on charges
of manufacture of drugs and cultivation
of marijuana.
• Ronnie Lee Young was bound
over to the grand jury on the
charge of manufacture of meth.
• Melinda Ann Langine was
handed a sixmonth probationary
sentence and must perform 16
hours public service work and pay
$250 plus costs for simple possession
of drugs.
• Rochelle C. Briest was handed
an 1129 sentence to be served at 75
percent for possession of drugs.
• Jeff C. Grissom was bound
over to the grand jury for possession
of drugs for resale. He also
must serve the balance of a former
sentence for violation of probation.
• Kenneth Yourk was issued an
1129 probationary sentence and
must pay $750 plus costs for
possession of drugs.
• Terry Wayne Giddeons was
bound over to the grand jury on
charge of aggravated assault.
• Janie Argo was given a sixmonth
probationary sentence and
must attend counseling for assault.
• Kenneth Daniel King was
bound over to the grand jury on
charges of assault and resisting
arrest.
• Wilburn King was bound over
to the grand jury on the charge of
assault and vandalism.
• Jesus Gonzaliz was issued a
sixmonth probationary sentence
and must undergo counseling for
assault.
• Craig Hill was bound over to
the grand jury on the charge of
theft.
• William Allen Dewolfe was
given a sixmonth probationary
sentence and must perform 16
hours public service work for
theft.
• Amanda Gail McCormick was
granted a sixmonth judicial diversion
and must perform eight hours
public service work and pay $50
plus costs for conveying rental
property.
• Timothy Dudley must serve
four days of an 1129 sentence for
conveying rental property and failure
to report for booking.
• Juanita Yvonne Walker was
handed an 1129 probationary
sentence and must perform 16
hours public service work for
shoplifting.
• Thomas Leo Clayton was
bound over to the grand jury on
the charge of thirdoffense DUI.
• Chris Smith must serve 60
days and have his probation
extended by six months for violation
of probation.
• Toby Cantrell must serve 10
days for failure to appear in court.
He must also serve the balance of
his former sentence for violation of
probation.
• Robert M. Harris must serve
five days for failure to appear in
court.