Grand Jury indictments

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February 3, 2010

Anonymous Staff Reports The Weatherford Democrat Wed Feb 03, 2010, 09:36 AM CST

WEATHERFORD — Indictments returned Jan. 28, 2010, by the Parker County Grand Jury.

Michael Stephen Bevis, fraudulent use or possession of identifying information

Eduardo Alaniz Cantu, driving while intoxicated, third or more

Jason Eric Cherry, injury to a child

Tamekia Shantay Collins, fraudulent use or possession of identifying information

Steven Cody Dearman, assault bodily injury choking family violence, assault family violence enhanced

Jason Clayton Dunford, theft

Jerry Lee Elders, driving while intoxicated third or more

John William Ferguson, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon

Shelia Beth Haught, driving while intoxicated third or more

Jeremiah Gregory Langen, theft of firearm

David Lee McLain, assault family violence enhanced

Theodore Richard Moore Jr., aggravated assault causes serious bodily injury

Troy Wayne Nettles, driving while intoxicated third or more

Danny Dewayne New, fraudulent use or possession of identifying information, forgery

Jonny Dennis Newell, failure to register as a sex offender

Kyle Courtland Pope, aggravated sexual assault child, indecency with a child sexual contact

Linette Leah Shirar, aggravated sexual assault child, indecency with a child sexual contact

Curtis Wayne Snell, driving while intoxicated third or more

Joseph C. Steinwachs IV., driving while intoxicated third or more

Chance Wayne Stephenson, aggravated assault causes serious bodily injury

Jaime Gayle Thompson, burglary of habitation

Jeremy Revern Wall, Possession of a controlled substance

Randy Gene West, burglary of habitation, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon

Russell Allen Williams, assault family violence enhanced

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