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Updated: 7:38 AM Jan 15, 2010
UPDATE: Names of 38 Arrested in Wayne Co. Warrant Sweep
Deputies are still looking for 40 more people.
Posted: 10:24 AM Jan 14, 2010Reporter: WSAZ News Staff; Hanna Francis Email Address: news@wsaz.com; hanna.francis@wsaz.com |
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11:30 Update
WAYNE, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- 38 fugitives have been arrested and 67 felony warrantes have been served as part of the C.U.F.F.E.D. task force.
C.U.F.F.E.D. stands for Cops United Felony Fugitive Enforcement Division; deputies from the Wayne County Sheriff's Department and the U.S. Marshals Service made the arrests.
Officers are still looking for another 23 people
Here is a list of the 38 arrested according to the Wayne County Sheriff's Department:
Dwayne Adams; Eddie Dwayne Adams; Bernie Adkins; Jden W. Adkins; Paul David Adkins; Paul Dylan Adkins; Mikka L. Bash; Jonna N. Beckett; Andy E. Blackburn; Brandon Bradshaw; Charles E. Boling; Melissa Dawn Cantrell; Nikki Dillon; Cora E. Frye; Jesse Fry; Misty Gartin; Scott Edmund Graham; William Hatcher; Gary Eugene Hemphill; Jeremy David Holmes; Zachary Paul Hutchinson; Mike Kay; Marcle Jenkins; Charles Marshall; Chelsea Maynard; Mark Brandon Maynard; Charles Britton Mauk; Joseph William Melbar; Scottie Midkiff; Jamie G. Pack; Robert Pack; Walter Plumley; Ricky D. Puskas; Yvonne Yevette Rhodes; James Daniel Robertson; Bradley Scott Ross; Garland O. Shortridge; Steven Sollazzo.
The Sheriff's Department encourages anyone aware of outstanding warrants against them to come to their department and address the charges. Officers will continues to serve outstanding warrants.
Original Story
WAYNE, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A felony warrant round-up is underway in Wayne County.
Detective Chester Maynard with the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office tells WSAZ.com that 32 people have been arrested since the round-up began Wednesday morning.
Maynard says deputies are still looking for another 40 people.
He expects more arrests Thursday. Many of those arrested face drug charges. Some of the warrants date back to 2008.
WSAZ.com is working to obtain a list of those arrested from the sheriff's office.
Keep clicking on WSAZ.com for updated information.
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looks like a lot of people who were arrested on this sweep. nothing is ever gonna change about the drug situation especially when these people get arrested and released a few days later. They need to spend time in a jail/prison so they can learn a lesson and detox the hard way. There have been so many deaths related to drugs (prescription) but these people don't see but some of these people earn their living this way selling pills and using welfare and by the judicial system smacking these people on the wrist they are basically giving the permission. They may as well give them a building equipped with desks to do their business at. Something needs to be done about the presciption drug abuse and selling especially in wayne and east lynn. Arresting these people keeping them a night or two putting them on probation doesn't fix the problem gaurteed they were right back at the same thing day/night they were released.
you know what, they dont get the ones they know or are friends of a friend..southern wayne county and northern mingo county is probably the worst in the tri state area..you cant even get people pulled over that you report are driving under the influence, even it you tell them their kids in the car..hate this place to many "i know them or their family" cops even know who does it and dont say crap..yeah right " gonna clean up this county" go new sheriff
Its great that the streets are a "little" safer but what is wrong with this picture is that wayne county waits till you have your life straightened up and then come pick you up. i mean really arresting people for small crimes from 2008. The county only does this once a year around income tax time. Figured out Now!!!
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