by AnnGardner Eubank
HEATHSVILLE—The Northumberland County Circuit Court convened Tuesday, October 6, with the Hon. John S. Martin presiding.
In the case of Travis T. Hatton of Farnham, charged with issuing a false statement on a criminal history consent form, a plea hearing was set for October 27.
In the case of Rudolph P. Kenner of Wicomico Church, charged with four counts of distributing/selling Schedule I/II drugs for profit, a status hearing was set for October 27.
In the case of Nicole R. Marsh of Farnham, charged with destruction of property with intent of more than $1000 in damage, a plea hearing was set for October 27.
In the case of Robert P. McKenney of Hague, charged with probation violation on a felony offense, a show cause was carrie over to January 26, 2027.
In the case of Towanga H. Palmer of Lancaster, a distribution/selling Schedule I/II drugs for profit charge was dismissed.
In the case of James H. Jr. of Reedville, charged with four counts of distributing/selling Schedule I/II drugs for profit, a plea hearing was set for December 8.
In the case of Kendall D. Sutton of Kilmarnock, charged with felony violation of community based probation, bond was granted and a status hearing was set for October 27.
Kemijah D. Thomas of Heathsville pleaded guilty to distributing/selling Schedule I/II drugs for profit. He was sentenced to five years with four years and eight months suspended. He faces $633 in costs and $700 in restitution. He was placed of five years of supervised probation upon release.
In the case of Damien D. Towles of Farnham, charged with probation violation on a felony offense, bond was granted and a status hearing was set for December 8. Towles also faces a charge of probation violation on a misdemeanor offense.
In the case of Dwayne P. Walters of Heathsville, charged with four counts of manufacturing/distributing Schedule I/II substances, his third or more offense, a trial was set for December 8.
In the case of Jaclyn D. Waltman of Callao, charged with three counts of larceny by obtaining a credit card number, a plea hearing was set for October 27. Waltman also faces two misdemeanor charges of petite larceny valued less than $1000, not from the person.
