Jackson County Inmate Roster – 10-31-16
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Another Good Hit by Trooper Takes More Dope off the Streets in Clark County
Early this morning around 12:30 am, trooper Andrew Taylor stopped a red Ford F-150 pickup truck for a traffic infraction. The stop took place at U.S. #31 and Court Avenue in Jeffersonville.
As trooper Taylor was talking to the occupants of the vehicle he could smell Marijuana coming from the vehicle. He called for assistance from other officers and after the officers arrived trooper Taylor searched the red Ford F-150.
During the search he located approximately one ounce of Marijuana, approximately ten grams of Methamphetamine, approximately ten grams of Cocaine, approximately three grams of Heroin and Paraphernalia.
Trooper Taylor arrested the driver, Corey T. Parker, 34, from Colonial Park Drive in Jeffersonville, IN, on the charges of Dealing and Possessing Methamphetamine, Felonies; Dealing and Possessing Cocaine, Felonies; Dealing and Possessing Heroin, Felonies; Maintaining a Common Nuisance, Felony and Possession of Marijuana, Misdemeanor.
One of the passengers, Morgan Rhea Tevis-Edwards, 22, from Mahan Road in Marysville, IN, was arrested and charged with Dealing and Possessing Methamphetamine, Felonies; Dealing and Possessing Cocaine, Felonies; Dealing and Possessing Heroin, Felonies; Maintaining a Common Nuisance, Felony and Possession of Marijuana, Misdemeanor.
Another passenger, Melissa M. Needler, 46, from Danielle Drive in Jeffersonville, IN, was arrested and charged with Dealing and Possessing Methamphetamine, Felonies; Dealing and Possessing Cocaine, Felonies; Dealing and Possessing Heroin, Felonies; Maintaining a Common Nuisance, Felony; Possession of a Syringe, Felony and Possession of Marijuana, Misdemeanor. She was also wanted on a warrant out of Clark County, IN for a Probation Violation.
All three of the arrested were incarcerated at the Clark County Jail.
Over $400.00 in U.S. Currency was also seized. The approximate street value of the drugs seized is approximately $2,300.00.
All Subjects are Innocent Until and Unless Proven Guilty in a Court of Law
29-Year-Old Campbellsburg Man Killed In Motorcycle Crash
A 29-Year-Old Campbellsburg Man was killed this morning in a motorcycle crash on State Road 60 West.
Hank L. Stevens (29) of Campbellsburg, IN was pronounced dead at the scene.
According to Washington ounty Sheriff’s Deputy Ryan Larrimore, the accident occured at approximately 10:16 AM Deputies with the Washington County Sheriff’s Department being dispatched to State Road 60 at the intersection of West Washington School Road regarding a motor vehicle crash.
Deputies learned during their investigation and witness statements that a tan, 2000, Toyota, 4-Runner (suv) driven by Helen Chastain (78) of Salem, IN had been traveling west on State Road 60 when she turned south onto West Washington School Road.
As Chastain was turning she turned into the path of a black, 2005, custom built motorcycle traveling east on State Road 60 driven by Stevens.
Stevens was ejected from the motorcycle and was pronounced dead at the scene.
According to Larrimore, Stevens was not wearing a helmet.
Chastain was transported to Saint Vincent’s Hospital, Salem where she was treated and released for minor injuries.
Washington County Sheriff’s Department was assisted at the scene by Washington County EMS, Salem Fire Department, Campbellsburg Fire Department, and the Washington County Coroner’s Office.
Bradley Wright age 23
Mr. Bradley Wright age 23 of Salem passed away Friday, October 28 at his home.
Mr. Wright was born May 19, 1993 in Floyd County the son of Darrell Wright and Phyllis Newby Fearey. He was of the Baptist Faith and an employee of Amazon and Blue River Wood Products.
Bradley is survived by his father: Darrell Wright and step-mother: Sue Wright, mother: Phyllis Fearey and step-father: Robert Fearey, a brother: Dustin Wright of Calgary, Alberta Canada, a sister: Kelly Lyons of Gautier, Mississippi and a grandfather: Herman Wright.
Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2:00PM at Weathers Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Crown Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be Wednesday from 10AM-time of service.
Domestic Altercation Leads to Police Action Shooting
A 48-year-old Ripley County man was shot by a member of the Indiana State Police yesterday during a standoff.
Yesterday, at approximately 5:00 pm, officers with the Ripley County Sheriff’s Department, Indiana State Police, and Indiana Excise Police responded to a domestic disturbance at a residence located at 4756 North County Road 850 West, Holton, Indiana.
When the initial officers arrived on scene, the homeowner, Timmy Wayne Bowman, age 48, barricaded himself in the residence with a firearm.
At one point, Bowman exited the residence and fired at least one shot at the officers who were positioned outside.
A four year veteran of the Indiana State Police returned fire, striking Bowman. Bowman then retreated back inside the residence.
The Indiana State Police Emergency Response Team and Crisis Negotiators responded to the scene and attempted to negotiate with Bowman.
At approximately 10:00 pm, Bowman surrendered to members of the Emergency Response Team without further incident.
Officers immediately administered first aid to Bowman. He was then treated on scene by paramedics before being flown to the University of Cincinnati Trauma Center.
His condition is unknown at this time. At the conclusion of the investigation, this case will be turned over to the Ripley County Prosecutor’s Office for review for possible charges.
The investigation is ongoing. Nothing further will be released at this time.
Raymond C. “RC” Terry age 99
Mr. Raymond C. “RC” Terry age 99 of Salem passed away Friday, October 28 at his home.
Mr. Terry was born June 24, 1917 in Lee County, Virginia the son of Wilbur Kelsey and Ethel Carrie Taylor Terry. He was a retired coal miner and former employee of Riverview Farms in Orleans. He was a member of Syria Christian Church.
RC is survived by his wife: Sara “Ann” Keeling Hortenberry Terry of Salem.
They were married November 1, 2003. He is also survived by six daughters: Peggy Taylor of Nickelsville, Virginia, Brenda Cave (Charles) of Mt. Carmel, Tennessee, Judy Wilder (Duane Nicholson) of Paoli, Ann Moffatt (Danny) of Orleans, Lillian Hager (Keith) of Orleans, and Fearl Kirk (Walter) of Orleans, three step-sons: Rick Hortenberry (Melita) of Pekin, Donald Keith Hortenberry (Teresa) of Pekin and Brad Hortenberry of Arkansas, two step-daughters: Anna Anderson of Lake Station, Indiana and Tina Hortenberry of Salem, two brothers: Dick Terry and Joe Terry both of Jonesville, Virginia, a sister: Nadine Bunn of Richmond, Virginia, 13 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, 5 great-great grandchildren, 7 step grandchildren, 12 step great-grandchildren and 1 step great-great-grandchild.
He was preceded in death by his wife: Willie Elizabeth Terry. He then married Frances Terry and she also preceded him in death. He was also preceded in death by a son: Raymond Carson Terry, 3 brothers, 6 sisters, 2 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren and his parents.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 1:00PM at Weathers Funeral Home. Burial will follow in Syria Cemetery. Visitation will be Monday from 4-8PM and Tuesday from 9AM-time of service.
Scott County Inmate Roster
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Free Hep C Testing Nov. 4 and 5
A free Hepatitus C Testing Clinic will be held at the Washington County Government Building between 5 and 7p on Nov. 4 and 5.
Services are being provided by Indiana University Southeast nursing students and Washington County Health Nurse Elise Apple.
TURKEY TOSS TO END HUNGER
WSLM is holding a Turkey Toss For Hunger contest in the Walmart parking lot on Nov. 17 from 10am to Noon. The “not so foul” competition serves as a fundraiser for a local charity, the Washington County Food Bank.
Participants get to see who can hurl a frozen turkey the greatest distance. The entry fee is 10 canned goods or $10.
WSLM will be broadcasting LIVE from the new Walmart during this time during their Grand Opening festivities. Registration will taken during that time.
The competition consists of multiple divisions: Men’s, Women’s, Kid’s 12 & Under, High Heels and Military.
Contestants must donate to enter and can only win one division.
The top 3 throws in each division will receive a certificate for a free Butterball turkey and a Walmart gift card.
Those interested in participating must donate a nonperishable food item or money.
FIRE TRUCK PULL TO RAISE MONEY FOR SPECIAL OLYMPICS
Who’s the strongest in Salem? Find out on Wednesday, Nov. 16 when local groups get together to pull a 15 ton fire truck.
The first annual Fire Truck Pull to benefit Special Olympics of Washington County is just around the corner. It all starts off Wednesday, Nov. 16 at the Walmart parking lot in Salem from 5-7p.
“This is the ultimate tug of war challenge,” said Becky White, WSLM Owner and General Manager.
“Teams of 15 people each will play tug-of-war with a 30,000-pound plus fire truck to help raise money and awareness for Special Olympics of Washington County.”
The team with the fastest pull time becomes Champion. Trophies and prizes will be given,
Registrations is $10 per person or $150 per team. Teams with fewer than 10 pullers will be given fill-ins.
Walk-ups are welcome in the Fire Truck Pull.
The team that pulls a fire truck over a line in the shortest time wins. In case of a tie, there will be a pull-off.
But the fire truck fights back, with the driver putting it in reverse occasionally.
“The key to having a good pull is teamwork and timing,” said White. “This is a great way to build community support by challenging your friends and family to form teams.”
The event is open to firefighters, clubs and civic organizations, high school sports teams and individuals who would like to support the Special Olympics and have a great time doing it.
White said she hopes to raise about $2000 to support the local Special Olympians to pay for their entries into regional and state competitions.
Special Olympics of Washington County provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in Olympic sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities.
According to Michelle DeWitt, Washington County Special Olympics Indiana Coordinator, the money raised to benefit the athletes of this county would be used to help purchase the proper clothes for competition.
“Many of our athletes do not have the proper clothing or shoes but strive to be in better physical health. Their efforts are hindered tremendously when they don’t have the proper equipment,” said DeWitt.
WSLM will be doing other fundraisers for local groups during the Walmart Grand Opening, including a Turkey Toss to benefit the Washington County Food Bank and a Pumpkin’ Chunkin’ to raise money for Shop With A Cop.
Registration forms and release forms will be available for download at wslmradio.com
