JURY – Allegheny Mountain Radio

Of the 39 counts returned against 14 individuals, some of the most egregious charges are against a former Pocahontas County Sheriff’s deputy.

Eight individuals are indicted facing charges ranging from sexual abuse to arson to murder.

A total of 19 people were indicted on 68 felony and 3 misdemeanor counts during the August 11th grand jury session.

Eleven individuals are charged with 18 counts; 10 Felonies and 8 Misdemeanors.

Three of the five indicted individuals face very serious charges carrying lengthy prison terms.

The Pocahontas County Grand Jury returns indictments on fifteen people after meeting in early August.

The Pocahontas Grand hands down 29 felony indictments and 1 misdemeanor after the December term.

Sixteen individuals are indicted on a total of 40 felonies and 1 misdemeanor

Pocahontas County Prosecuting Attorney Donna Meadows-Price announces indictments for 24 felonies and 2 misdemeanors

A Pocahontas County grand jury hands down indictments against 6 people

Several indictments are announced during the April 1st, 2008 session of the Grand Jury

Alderman goes after the Pocahontas Co Sheriff, the Chief Deputy and the Prosecuting Attorney

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