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November 20, 2009

Anonymous The Daily Independent Fri Nov 20, 2009, 10:49 PM EST

CATLETTSBURG The following defendants were named in indictments returned Friday by a Boyd County grand jury:

‰Peter Besana, 48, of Ashland, charged with second-degree assault.

‰Jeff S. Jones, 28, of Flatwoods, charged with fraudulent use of credit cards.

‰Shane M. Dennis, 22, of Ashland, charged with burglary.

‰Allison M. Thompson, 25, of Ashland, charged with receiving stolen property.

‰David E. Ritchie, 39, of Wurtland, charged with theft and persistent felony offender.

‰Joseph L. Hardwick, 27, of Louisa, charged with fraudulent use of a credit card, theft and persistent felony offender.

‰Divina J. Wheeler, 43, of Raceland, charged with criminal possession of a forged instrument and persistent felony offender.

‰Harry W. Reynolds, 34, of Ashland, charged with persistent felony offender.

‰Amanda J. Adams, 27, of Flatwoods, charged with theft.

‰Mary Lou Foley, 50, of Louisa, charged with theft.

‰Amanda D. Anderson, 30, of Ashland, charged with identity theft.

‰Michael E. Pennisten, 20, of South Point, charged with receiving stolen property.

‰Kenneth D. Moore, 52, of South Carolina, charged with theft.

‰Nathan D. Hayes, 31, of Ashland, charged with receiving stolen property and persistent felony offender.

‰Jason S. McCormack, 20, of Ashland, charged with second-degree assault, wanton endangerment, leaving the scene of an accident and persistent felony offender.

A grand jury indictment is a formal accusation of a crime and does not establish guilt.

— Reported by

Kenneth Hart

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