Release Date: Monday, July 6, 2009 4:35 p.m.
Harvey Bryant, Commonwealth’s Attorney for the City of Virginia Beach announced that a grand jury sitting in Virginia Beach Circuit Court returned indictments against 127 defendants today. Meeting every two weeks, this brings the annual total of indictments by the grand jury this year to 1,102.
A total of 30 defendants were indicted for felony drug cases, thus comprising 21% of those indicted today. Seven defendants were indicted for felony driving under the influence charges:
|
Defendant Name |
Last Known Address |
Charges |
| Nicholas Hunter Assion | 900 block St. Giles Green Virginia Beach |
DUI 3rd w/i 5 years |
| Michael Richard Butler | 200 block Matt Lane Virginia Beach |
DUI 3rd w/i 10 years |
| Richard Keith Doss | 2000 block Indian River Road Virginia Beach |
DUI 3rd w/i 10 years |
| Rondal Duron Kenley, Jr. | 2500 block Level Loop Road Virginia Beach |
DUI 3rd w/i 10 years & Drive w/ a Revoked License |
| Brian Scott Mangum | 1700 block Caroga Court Virginia Beach |
DUI 4th w/i 10 years & Drive w/ a Revoked License |
| Joseph David Miranda | 1000 block Hanover Avenue Norfolk |
DUI 3rd w/i 10 years & Drive w/ a Revoked License |
| Steven Paul Myers, Jr. | 5700 block Schoolhouse Road Virginia Beach |
DUI 3rd w/i 10 years & Failure to Appear |
The grand jury also returned indictments against 4 individuals for felony welfare fraud: Marcea Simone George was indicted for 4 counts of welfare fraud totaling $2,506.00; Keisha Denise Short was indicted for 2 counts of welfare fraud totaling $2,016.00; Stephanie Marie Snyder was indicted for 4 counts of welfare fraud totaling $1,844.00; and Amber Dawn White was indicted for 2 counts of welfare fraud totaling $2,700.00.
Following an investigation by the Division of Motor Vehicles, Norfolk Police officer Michael Frances Barnaby was indicted for 5 counts of Forgery or Alteration of an Automobile Registration, each of which are felonies carrying up to 5 years in the penitentiary. The grand jury also returned an indictment against Barnaby for Failure to Obtain a License as a Motor Vehicle Salesperson, a misdemeanor carrying up to 12 months in jail.
“In addition to the charges highlighted above, the grand jury also returned indictments charging malicious wounding, grand larceny, 2nd degree murder, numerous burglary charges, credit card fraud, driving after having been declared a habitual offender, sexual assault and counterfeiting,” Bryant said. “Repeat offenders continue their crimes against society and display their disregard for the laws the rest of us obey. One simple example is that there were 5 charges of committing third offense petit larceny among today’s indictments. Two weeks from now, the grand jury will be presented with another similar array of offenses that are currently working their way through the court system,” Bryant said.
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