Fayetteville attorney guilty of obstructing officer
Fayetteville attorney Ernest Skaggs was found guilty in a Fayette County Circuit Court bench trial of obstructing an officer. Judge Robert Burnside upheld a prior magistrate conviction, a misdemeanor, and imposed a $250 fine plus court costs and 48 hours in jail. The verdict followed a daylong trial concerning Skaggs hindering Fayetteville police investigation into an alleged incident.
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Fayetteville
Ernest Skaggs
Fayette County
Raleigh County
Robert Burnside
Skaggs
Burnside
State Supreme Court
John Hatcher Jr
Oe Vickers
Supreme Court
Curtis Adkins
Tanner
Nancy
Adkins
Sam Parsons
Parsons
Mitchell
West Virginia Bar Association
Teresa Daniel
Summers County
Daniel
Burglary arrest leads to two more suspects in Eccles
A residential burglary arrest in Eccles led to two more arrests after a June robbery at Eccles Produce. Christopher Hornsby, 19, admitted involvement in both crimes and named two others, Christopher Jewell, 18, and Lawrence Dean Smith, 25, both of Harper, who face breaking and entering grand larceny and conspiracy charges. Bond amounts ranged from 10,000 to 15,000.
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Eccles
Raleigh
Ellison
Hornsby
Eccles Produce
Christopher Jewell
Lawrence Dean Smith
Harper
Jewell
Smith
WV farmers urged to donate hay and supplies statewide
State agriculture officials ask West Virginia farmers to donate hay and other feed to counties damaged by weather and disasters. Contacts include J C Pettit at 304 291 4351 for donations of feed, transportation, or fuel assistance.
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West Virginia
Billy Burke
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Florida
Burke
J.C. Pettit
Pettit
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