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The following dispositions were handed down in Criminal Court July 26.

Patrick Glenn Neeley, 36, 4th offense DUI. Two years reduced to probation after 150 days, $3,000 fine, lose license for 5 years. Simple possession Schedule VI drug, $250 fine and costs, 11 months, 29 days concurrent. Theft, restitution of $637.62 and costs, 11/29 concurrent.

Tiffany Ogle, 27, aggravated burglary. Four years, to pay costs and restitution of $775. Vandalism, nolle.

Brian Mangrum, 45, aggravated burglary. Four years, reduced to probation after 60 days, to pay costs and restitution of $200. Burglary, 2 years concurrent, to pay costs. Theft, dismissed.

Christopher Hardin, 35, sale/delivery of meth, reduced to casual exchange of meth. 11/29 reduced to probation, $750 fine and costs. Manufacturing meth, 10 years concurrent, reduced to probation after 16 months with credit for time served, $2,000 fine and costs. Sale of meth, dismissed.

Brian M. Hodge, 27, 4th offense DUI. 2 years, reduced to probation after 150 days, concurrent with violations of probation. $3,000 fine and costs, lose license for five years. Simple possession Schedule VI drug, 11/29 probation, $250 fine and costs.

Bobby Shane Townsend, 27, initiating process to manufacture meth. Dismissed.

Jeremy Randall Gamble, 38, 4 counts burglary-auto. 2 years each, concurrent, with credit for time served, to pay costs. Theft less than $500, dismissed; to pay $250 restitution. Burglary, 3 years consecutive with credit for time served, to pay costs. Theft of property, dismissed. Altering serial numbers, 2 years concurrent, to pay costs and $2,000 restitution. Theft of property, 3 years concurrent, to pay costs and $500 restitution. Attempted burglary, dismissed.

James R. Herron, 52, sale/delivery of meth. 8 years reduced to probation after 10 months, credit for time served, $2,000 fine and costs, $250 to drug testing fund. Possession of meth for resale, 8 years concurrent, $2,000 fine. Possession marijuana for resale, 2 years concurrent, $2,000 fine and costs. Possession drug paraphernalia, dismissed. Vandalism, dismissed.

Gregory Beard, 46, simple possession. 11-29 reduced to probation with credit for time served, $750 fine and costs, $250 to drug testing fund. Two counts possession drug paraphernalia, dismissed. Possession marijuana for resale, 2 years reduced to probation, $2,000 fine and costs, $250 to drug testing fund. Unlawful possession of a weapon, 1 year consecutive reduced to probation after 148 days with credit for time served. Theft, dismissed.

Mitchel McKenzie, 53, possession prohibited weapon. 2 years with credit for time served.

Ronald Ballew Jr., 49.Theft, 3 years, reduced to probation with credit for time served. To pay costs and $2,700 restitution. Three counts burglary, dismissed. Arson, 3 years reduced to probation with credit for time served. Two counts theft, dismissed.

Robert Walker III, 21, burglary. 2 years, reduced to probation, to pay costs. Theft, 11-29 reduced to probation, to pay costs. Burglary, 2 years reduced to probation, to pay costs. Theft, 11-20, reduced to probation, to pay costs and $250 restitution.

Thomas Edward Terry III, 19, vandalism, 2 years reduced to probation with credit for time served, to pay costs and $2,144 restitution.

Kelly L. Wilcox, 33, aggravated burglary, 4 years, reduced to probation with credit for time served, to pay costs. Burglary, 2 years, reduced to probation, to pay costs. Theft, 1 year, reduced to probation, to pay costs. Initiating process to manufacture meth, dismissed. Evading arrest, 2 years reduced to probation with credit for time served, to pay costs.

Dewayne R. Stillwell, 36, promoting meth manufacture, 3 years, reduced to probation, $2,000 fine and costs. Possession prohibited weapon, dismissed.

Barry A. Ramsey, 50, evading arrest. 1 year, reduced to probation. DUI, 11-29, reduced to probation with credit for time served, $350 fine and costs. Resisting arrest, dismissed.

Jacob Patterson, 31, theft. 2 years, reduced to probation, to pay costs and $2,000 restitution.

Gregory Wyrick, 20, vandalism. 1 year consecutive to other cases, to pay costs and $700 restitution.

William D. Bell, violation of probation by new criminal convictions, failure to report arrest, failure to pay. To serve one year. Andrew Paul Cross, violation of probation on burglary conviction by new charge, failure to report arrest, failure to provide proof of employment, failure to attend NA, missed appointments, drug use, failure to provide DNA, failure to pay. Credit for time served; waive fee arrearage.

Ronald Beavers, violation of probation on charge of stalking, harassment by new arrest, failure to report arrest, failure to provide proof of employment, failure to seek employment, use of intoxicants to excess, failure to pay. Credit for time served; reinstate probation, waive fee arrearage.

Shauna Leann Fiske, violation of probation on charge of Schedule II for resale and simple possession by new assault convictions, failure to report arrest, assaultive behavior. Serve two years with credit for time served; waive pas due probation fees.

Corey Patrick Welch, violation of probation on charge of aggravated assault by new arrest, failure to report arrest, failure to provide proof of employment, leaving the state without permission, failure to attend NA meetings, positive drug screen, failure to pay. To serve two years with credit for time served; waive all fee arrearage.

Christopher Hardin, violation of probation on sale of meth, contraband in penal facility by new conviction, failure to pay. To serve 8 months with credit for time served, then reinstate to probation; waive past fees.

Chealeah Stewart, violation of probation on charge attempt to conspire to sell meth by new arrest, failure to report arrest, failure to provide proof of employment, changed residence, left state without permission, failure to report, failure to pay, failed to provide DNA specimen. To serve two years with credit for time served; waive fee arrearage.

Charles W. Parris, violation of probation on charge of theft by new arrest, failure to report arrest, failure to provide proof of employment, leaving state without permission, changing residence, failure to report, use of intoxicants to excess, assaultive behavior. To serve three years with credit for time served; waive fee arrearage.

Joshua Andrew Huckeba, violation of probation on charge of theft, forgery, evading arrest, burglary, marijuana by new arrest, failure to report arrest, failure to provide proof of employment, drug use, failure to pay, failure to provide DNA specimen, threatening behavior. To serve eight years with credit for time served; refer to Community Corrections; waive fee arrearage.

Jeffrey R. Brooks, violation of probation for vehicular homicide by domestic violence conviction, being out of Cumberland County without permission. Serve 8 years with credit for time served.

David J. Danley, violation of probation. Serve 6 months with credit for time served.

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