LEWISBURG —
Meeting for two days this week, a Greenbrier County Grand Jury handed up 39 indictments against 37 people.
Among those indicted was Anthony Lee Ramsey, 51, of Asbury, who is charged with the murder of Brian Adam Meadows, 25.
According to news reports at the time, police responding to 911 calls about an altercation at the Alta Acres mobile home park on the evening of Jan. 8 found Ramsey sitting on a porch outside the residence where both men were believed to have lived. When officers entered the residence, they discovered Meadows, dead of a single gunshot wound.
Ramsey was arrested without incident at the scene and remains lodged in Southern Regional Jail without bond.
The following cases are assigned to Judge Joseph Pomponio and will be arraigned Feb. 22, at 9 a.m.
Bennett, David Lee, 23, Rupert; burglary; grand larceny; conspiracy to commit grand larceny
Boone, Paul Dexter, 21, Crawley; grand larceny
Dixon, Susan Whitaker, 40, Fairlea; shoplifting 3rd or subsequent offense
Dorsey, Aaron Michael, 24, Meadow Bridge; breaking and entering; grand larceny
Dorsey, Aaron Michael, 24, Meadow Bridge; forgery of a credit card
Dorsey, Aaron Michael, 24, Meadow Bridge; burglary; grand larceny; conspiracy to commit grand larceny
Feury, Adam Houston, 22, White Sulphur Springs; grand larceny; conspiracy to commit grand larceny
Goodwyn, John D., 81, Crawley; prohibited person in possession of a firearm; domestic battery (misdemeanor)
Lattanzia, William, 57, Lewisburg; failure to register as a sex offender or provide notice of registration changes
Lockridge, Samantha Lynn, 22, Fairlea; embezzlement
Loudermilk, Carl D., 56, Clintonville; driving under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance - third or subsequent offense; driving while license revoked for driving under the influence of alcohol - second offense (misdemeanor)
Martin, Lora Jean, 35, White Sulphur Springs, delivery of a controlled substance
McClung, Barbara Renee, 27, Rainelle; burglary; petit larceny (misdemeanor)
McMillion, Erica C., 29, Alderson; uttering (2 counts)
McNeely, Autumn Nicole, 20, Crawley; grand larceny; delivery of a controlled substance (2 counts)
Meade, Tara Leigh, 30, Rupert; conspiracy to commit grand larceny
Miller, Jack Gordon, 19, White Sulphur Springs; grand larceny; conspiracy to commit grand larceny
Rhodes, Ryan Dwight, 25, Rainelle; grand larceny
Walton, Dudley Allen, 21, Charmco; possession with the intent to deliver a controlled substance — marijuana; possession with the intent to deliver a controlled substance — oxycodone
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The following cases are assigned to Judge James Rowe and will be arraigned March 1 at 9 a.m.
Brackenridge, Charles W., 50, Rainelle; manufacturing a controlled substance - marijuana
Brown, James Matthew, 50, Frankford; driving under the influence of alcohol - 3rd or subsequent offense
Burns, Michael Dallas, 58, Meadow Bridge; malicious assault
Campbell, Mark Anthony, 43, Ronceverte; fleeing from an officer while driving under the influence of alcohol
Clark, Steven Shane, 43, Ronceverte; domestic battery - third or subsequent
Collins, Charles Byron, 32, Alderson; shoplifting 3rd or subsequent offense (4 counts)
Hightower, Kevin Allen, 24, Frankford; grand larceny
Jones, Rodney Clark, 21, Lewisburg; maufacturing a controlled substance - marijuana
Larkins, Verl Ray, 42, White Sulphur Springs; wanton endangerment involving a firearm
Mitchell, Amanda Nicole, 23, Lewisburg; forgery (11 counts); uttering (8 counts)
Moore, Franklin C., 42, Procious; breaking and entering; breaking and entering (misdemeanor); grand larceny (2 counts); conspiracy to commit breaking and entering; conspiracy to commit grand larceny (2 counts)
Morgan, Mamie, 20, Ronceverte; obtaining money, property or services
Parsons, Delmas Ray Jr., 42, Rupert; breaking and entering; petit larceny (misdemeanor)
Ramsey, Anthony Lee, 52, Asbury; murder
Rodriguez, Kelvin, 24, Charlottesville, Va.; grand larceny
Rosado, Jose Luis Rivera, 45, Lewisburg; attempted sexual abuse in the first degree
Wells, Tonya, 31, Hines; obtaining money, property or services by false pretenses - value of $1,000 or more
Williamson, Connie Jean, 45, White Sulphur Springs; forgery of a credit card (6 counts)
Williamson, Robert Allen Jr., 47, White Sulphur Springs; breaking and entering; petit larceny (misdemeanor)
Young, Jacob D., 21, Valley Fort; breaking and entering; breaking and entering (misdemeanor); grand larceny (2 counts); conspiracy to commit breaking and entering; conspiracy to commit grand larceny (2 counts)
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