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JUDGMENTS
In the General Court of
Justice, Superior Court Division, with the Honorable Mark
E. Powell presiding, the following was reported in February.
» Walter Lamar Chambers Jr.
CHC is
nonprofit
of month
The
Community
Housing Coalition of
Madison County (CHC)
is the March nonprofit of
the month at Blue Mountain Pizza. Located library on Main Street in
Blue
Weaverville,
Mountain Pizza is owned
by Matt Danford. This is
the fourth year that CHC
has been selected.
During March, there
are two ways CHC will
benefit:
1. Donations in the
plexiglass box on the
counter will be matched
dollar for dollar up to
$500.
2. On the third Thursday, March 17 (St. Patrick’s Day), 10% of the
receipts for the entire
day will go to CHC.
Thursdays are big family nights where there is
a cheap spaghetti dinner. You can also pick up
a pizza to go, try one of
their take-and-bakes, or
buy some of their great
dough if you're the DIY
type. The third Thursday receipts will be high,
especially if each CHC
invites
supporter
friends, family, church
members to eat at Blue
Mountain Pizza.
Think Blue Mountain
Pizza and CHC in March.
pled guilty to possession of a
weapon of mass destruction
and possession of a firearm by
a felon. After credit for 103
days spent in confinement, the
defendant was sentenced to a
term of 15 to 27 months in the
N.C. DAC. The defendant shall
pay to the Clerk of the Court a
total of $634.50. The court
recommended work release.
» Kelly Anderson Gilles was
found guilty of impaired
driving, level one. He was
sentenced to 24 months in the
custody of the Misdemeanant
Confinement Program and will
have supervised probation for
18 months. As a condition of
special probation, the defendant will serve an active term
of 10 days in the custody of the
Sheriff of Madison County and
will pay the Clerk of the Court
a total of $792.50. The defendant will also surrender his
driver’s license, abstain from
alcohol consumption for 120
days. Prior assessment must be
obtained and treatment
completed, and the defendant
will not operate a motor
vehicle until licensed to do so.
» Lauren Nicole Boone
violated the conditions of
probation, therefore judgment
was modified and the defendant was ordered to serve an
additional 52 days. The Court
further recommends that the
defendant attend substance
abuse treatment.
» Maziar Anthony Khodayar
violated the conditions of
probation, therefore judgment
was modified and the defendant term of probation was
extended an additional 9
months. The defendant was
ordered to spend 90 days in a
residential program at Dart
Cherry Facility.
» Tammy Michelle Shook,
aka Michelle Banks, was transferred to unsupervised probation.
INDICTMENTS
These are the Grand Jury
Indictments submitted on February 1 by the District Attorney for
Madison County.
» Jason Lemar Banks was
indicted on charges of burning
personal property.
» Teddy Dwight Blankenship
was indicted on two charges of
trafficking in marijuana and one
count of felony possession of
marijuana.
» Janet Leah Cantrell was
indicted on charges of possession of methamphetamine
and possession of drug paraphernalia.
» Phillip Aaron Denton was
indicted on charges of breaking
and entering and larceny after
breaking and entering.
» Jayla June Allen Elliott was
indicted on charges of breaking
and entering, felony larceny and
injury to personal property.
» Rebecca Lynne Ferguson
was indicted on charges of
Delivering a schedule III controlled substance and trafficking
opium or heroin.
» Cody Troy Ford was indicted
on charges of felony larceny and
breaking and entering, larceny
after breaking and entering.
» Candice Faye King was
indicted on charges of felony
child abuse, reckless disregard
for life and serious bodily injury.
» Tommy Wayne McAbee was
indicted on three charges of
trafficking opium or heroin.
» Rayne Bradley Merzlak was
indicted on charges of pos-
session of methamphetamine
and possession of drug paraphernalia.
» Dwight Eugene Morgan Jr.
was indicted on charges of
breaking and/or entering,
larceny after breaking and/or
entering, larceny of a firearm,
injury to real property and
possession of a firearm by felon.
» Dwayne Robert Yeager was
indicted on charges of breaking
and/or entering, felony larceny
and injury to real property.