by Jackie Nunnery
LANCASTER—The Lancaster County Circuit Court convened for term day on Friday, October 23, with the Hon. John S. Martin presiding.
In the case of Corey N. Bevell of Williamsburg, charged with two felonies for grand larceny, a status hearing was scheduled for November 13.
In the case of James P. Campbell, no address given, charged with three felonies for grand larceny and two felonies for possession of stolen property with intent to sell, an arraignment was scheduled for January 22.
In the case of John C. Crowley of Virginia Beach, charged with three misdemeanors for violating probation, a status hearing was scheduled for November 20.
In the case of Richard A. Grimm, charged with a felony for malicious wounding, an arraignment was continued to January 22.
In the case of Quinton A. Hudnall, no address given, charged with felonies for other forgery/uttering and other forgery, employing as true, an arraignment was continued to January 22.
In the case Matthew Q. Rosner, no address given, charged with two felonies for violating probation, a show cause hearing was continued to January 22.
In the case of Clifton O. Saul of Heathsville, charged with a felony for violating probation, an arraignment was continued to January 22.
In the case of Brittany M. Stewart of Newport News, charged with a felony for destruction of property, a felony for unauthorized use of a vehicle, three felonies for deferred disposition violations and a misdemeanor for non-compliance with the Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program (VASAP), an arraignment was continued to January 22.
In the case of Donald D. Vaughan, no address given, charged with four felony counts of violating probation, an arraignment was continued to January 22.
In the case of Wenqian Wen, no address given, charged with two felonies for obtaining money under false pretenses, an arraignment was continued generally.
In the case of Derrick L. Wilson of Lancaster, charged with a misdemeanor for violating probation, a status hearing was scheduled for January 22.
In the case of Jerod S. Gamble of Hampton, charged with two felonies for selling a Schedule I/II substance, a hearing was continued to January 22.
Ashli J. Lyons of Richmond, who previously pleaded guilty to a felony for intent to sell stolen property greater than $1,000, was given a deferred disposition, a status hearing was scheduled for April 23.
In the case of Kevin J. Hall of Lancaster, who previously pleaded guilty to a felony for making a false statement on a criminal history consent and given a deferred disposition, the charge was dismissed.
In the case of Jason P. Harsh of Lancaster, charged with a felony for violating probation, a show cause hearing was scheduled for January 15. Harsh also was charged with a felony for reckless driving and misdemeanors for driving after forfeiting his license and not reporting an accident with damage over $250.
In the case of Vesta J. Johnson of Lancaster, charged with a felony for violating probation, a status hearing was scheduled for January 22.
In the case of Tyler R. Tomlin of Weems, charged with three felonies for violating probation, a show cause hearing was continued to January 15.
In the case of Brandon E. Turner of Lancaster, charged with two felonies for violating probation, a show cause hearing was scheduled for January 22.
In the case of Jelliska M. R. Barretto of Norfolk, charged with a felony for obtaining money under false pretenses, a status hearing was continued to January 22.
In the case of David S. Benson of Heathsville, appealing a General District Court misdemeanor conviction for non-compliance with the Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program (VASAP), the charge was dismissed.
In the case of George R. Holmes III of Fredericksburg, charged with a felony for violating probation, a status hearing was scheduled for December 11.
In the case of Andre M. Jones of Lancaster, charged with a felony for assault on a law enforcement officer, a status hearing was continued by defense motion until December 11.
In the case of Alton W. Meekins of Irvington, charged with felonies for possession of a Schedule I/II substance and revocation of pretrial release, a status hearing was scheduled for December 11.
In the case of Douglas M. Mills, no address given, charged with a felony for abduction by force or intimidation and misdemeanors for assault and battery of a family member, destruction of property and stalking with fear of death or assault, a trial was scheduled for December 11.
In the case of Jerrick D. Saunders of Lancaster, charged with two felonies and two misdemeanors for violating probation and a misdemeanor for trespassing, a status hearing was scheduled for December 11.
In the case of Terrence M. Clarke of Weems, appealing a General District Court misdemeanor conviction for driving while intoxicated, first offense, a trial was scheduled for December 11.
In the case of Brian K. Bridges Jr. of Kilmarnock, charged with a felony for possession of a Schedule I/II substance, a scheduled trial did not take place and a capias was issued.
In the case of Mary B. O’Donnell of Great Falls, appealing a General District Court misdemeanor conviction for reckless driving, 20 m.p.h. or more above the speed limit, she was found guilty of an amended charge of an infraction for speeding 16-19 m.p.h. She was fined $115 and ordered to pay $196 in court costs.
In the case of Erick K. Marlow of Lancaster, previously found not guilty by reason of insanity for a felony for extortion in writing, a status hearing was scheduled for October 23, 2027.
Grand jury
A grand jury also convened on Friday, October 23, and issued the following true bills of indictment:
Shannon A. Matthews of Kilmarnock was charged with a felony for driving while intoxicated, third/subsequent offense. A trial was scheduled for February 5.
David C. Taylor of White Stone was charged with a felony for abduction by force/intimidation. A status hearing was scheduled for November 13.
Richard Walters of Lancaster was charged with a felony for driving on a suspended/revoked license, second/subsequent offense. A trial was scheduled for December 11.
Jamonte M. Norris of Weems was charged with a felonies for maliciously shooting/throwing at an occupied building and malicious shooting/throwing at a car or train. A trial was scheduled for December 4.
Kaimion Crockett of Weems was charged with a felony for making a bomb threat. A status hearing was scheduled for December 4.
Joshua R. Ashburn of Weems was charged with a felony for driving while intoxicated, third/subsequent offense. A trial was scheduled for November 13.
Ethan F. Foley of Lancaster was charged with a felony for driving while intoxicated, third/subsequent offense and, a misdemeanor for refusing a breathalyzer, subsequent within 10 years. A trial was scheduled for January 15.
Grace E. L. Guthrie of Grottoes was charged with a felony for possession of a Schedule I/II substance. A trial was scheduled for January 15.
