Bond set for Josephine man in stabbing death case
Judge H L Kirkpatrick set a $20 000 bond and home confinement for 36 year old Thomas J Lambert in the July 29 stabbing death of Bud Gordon Redden 39 and the wounding of Walter Farris Jr who was in the victim's car The incident occurred near Coal City when Lambert allegedly stabbed Redden and slashed Farris after a dispute Witnesses placed Lambert at the scene and later arrest followed at a Shell station on Airport Road via a police tip
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Raleigh
Patrick
Lambert
Erma Lambert
Josephine
Bud Gordon Redden
Walter Farris Jr
Redden
Farris
Randy Montrosse
Coal City
Raleigh General Hospital
Bojangles
Shell Station
Airport Road
Campers Arrested For Illegal Drug Use In Summersville
Central Regional Drug Task Force, joined by Summersville Police and Nicholas County Sheriff, arrested seven people on Saturday for possession of a controlled substance. Police found marijuana and cocaine under Hughes Bridge on U S Route, with drug paraphernalia in plain sight. Six Kanawha Valley residents were charged. Walter McCormick faced underage alcohol and possession charges. Police expect more arrests as the investigation continues.
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Summersville
Central Regional Drug Task Force
Stephen Hall
Shawn Skeens
Drema Russell
Susan Russell
Danny Beverly
David Wilson
Kanawha Valley
Walter McCormick
Four indicted on federal crack cocaine ring in Greenbrier County
A Bluefield grand jury handed up a 25 count indictment against Derek Freeman Robert Lee Drew Melissa Jean Terry and Gregory Todd Poole charging conspiracy to distribute and possess crack cocaine. The crimes alleged occurred in and around Leslie Quinwood and Rainelle from February 1997 to July 1998.
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Bluefield
Greenbrier County
Derek Freeman
Robert Lee Drew
Bobby
Melissa Jean Terry
Gregory Todd Poole
Freeman
Drew
Terry
Poole
Leslie
Quinwood
Rainelle
Father and son sentenced for counterfeiting case
West Virginia father Buddy Dean Howerton and his 61 year old father Junior Howerton admitted to counterfeiting and were sentenced in Ashland to three years of supervised release and ordered to repay businesses. They pleaded guilty to possessing more than $5,000 in counterfeit money and passing over $600 at 23 fast food restaurants, convenience stores and banks across Florida Pennsylvania and Virginia.
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Ashland
West Virginia
Buddy Dean Howerton
Buddy Howerton
U.S
Florida
Pennsylvania
Virginia
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