by Jackie Nunnery
LANCASTER—The Lancaster County Circuit Court convened Friday, November 6, with the Hon. John S. Martin presiding.
In the case of Damien T. Dandridge of Kilmarnock, charged with a felony for selling/providing a Schedule I/II substance, a hearing to appoint counsel was scheduled for December 4.
In the case of William K. Downing of Heathsville, charged with a felony for selling cocaine, a status hearing was scheduled for November 20.
In the case of Dean M. Hill of Lancaster, charged with a misdemeanor for assault and battery, a hearing to appoint counsel was scheduled for December 4.
In the case of Benjamin A. Keyser of Lancaster, charged with a felony for malicious wounding, a status hearing was scheduled for November 13.
In the case of John A. Towles of Lancaster, charged with a misdemeanor for driving while intoxicated, first offense, with a blood alcohol level above .20%, a status hearing was scheduled for November 13.
In the case of Jerrick D. Saunders of Lancaster, charged with a misdemeanor for trespassing after forbidden along with two felonies and two misdemeanors for violating probation, a bond and status hearing was scheduled for December 11.
In the case of Jason P. Harsh of Weems, charged with a felony for reckless driving and misdemeanors for driving after forfeiting a drivers license and not reporting an accident with more than $250 in damage, a trial was scheduled for January 15.
In the case of Jamonte M. Norris of Weems, charged with a felony for malicious shooting/throwing at a train/car, a status hearing was scheduled for December 4.
In the case of David C. Taylor of White Stone, charged with a felony for malicious wounding and a misdemeanor for damaging a phone line to prevent a 911 call, a trial was scheduled for January 8.
In the case of Aubrey D. Green of Lancaster, appealing General District Court misdemeanor convictions for brandishing a firearm and using abusive language, a hearing to appoint counsel was scheduled November 20.
In the case of Curneshia C. Porter of Heathsville, charged with a felony for malicious wounding in a mob, the charges were nolle prossed.
In the case of Remeshia N. Porter of Heathsville, charged with a felony for malicious wounding in a mob, the charges were nolle prossed.
Wendy D. Smith of White Stone, appealing a General District Court misdemeanor conviction for refusing a breathalyzer, subsequent within 10 years, pleaded no contest to an amended civil charge of refusing a blood/breath test. She was ordered to pay $100 in court costs.
