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Twelve Indicted By Alleghany Highlands Drug Task Force

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Twelve persons have been indicted on drug charges following investigations by the Alleghany Highlands Drug Task Force.

The indictments were returned by an Alleghany County Circuit Court grand jury Jan. 9.

The indictments included:

Bobbi Jo Adams, 43, 5675 Cole Mountain Rd., Hot Springs. Conspiracy to violate the Drug Control Act by possessing crack cocaine.

Amanda Louise Nolan, 23, 530 E. Kline St., Covington. Possession of a Schedule III drug (Oxycodone) with intent to distribute, conspiracy to violate the Drug Control Act.

Scottie Ray Rider, 31, 530 E. Kline St., Covington.
Possession of a Schedule III drug (Oxycodone) with intent to distribute – subsequent offense, conspiracy to violate Drug Control Act.

Brian Kenton Jones, 35, 221 E. Walnut St., Covington. Possession of a Schedule III drug (Hydrocodone) with intent to distribute, conspiracy to violate Drug Control Act.

Krystal Meadows, 24, HC70, 7th Ave., White Sulphur Springs, W.Va. Two couunts of possession of a Schedule III drug (Hydrocodone) with intent to distribute; two counts of possession of a Schedule III drug (Ritalin) with intent to distribute; four counts of conspiring to violate the Drug Control Act.

Patrick Robert Wiles, 20, 503 Verge St., Clifton Forge. Possession of a Schedule III drug (Hydrocodone) with intent to distribute, conspiracy to violate Drug Control Act.

Shannon Louise Honaker, 24, Dolly Ann Apartments, B-12, Covington. One count of possessing a Schedule III drug (Hydrocodone) with intent to distribute; two counts of possessing a Schedule III drug (Ritalin) with intent to distribute; three counts of conspiracy to violate the Drug Control Act.

Andrew Anthony Maylor, 32, Brooklyn, N.Y. Possession of a Schedule I or II drug (crack cocaine) with intent to distribute – subsequent offense, conspiracy to violate the Drug Control Act.

Kyle Delyn Lewis, 28, 1547 S. Howard Ave., Covington. Two counts of possession of a Schedule II drug (Morphine) with intent to distribute.

Nicole Curtis Keene, 35, 3001 Winterberry Ave., Covington. Possession of a Schedule II drug (Oxycodone) with intent to distribute.

Edward McElwee Loan, 21, 720 N. Greenbrier Ave., Covington. Possession of a Schedule II drug with intent to distribute.

Amber Renee Nicely, 28, 500 Burns St., Ranson, W.Va. Possession of a Schedule I or II drug (crack cocaine) with intent to distribute. Conspiracy to violate Drug Control Act.

The Alleghany Highlands Drug Task Force is comprised of officers from the Virginia State Police, the Alleghany County Sheriff’s Office, the Bath County Sheriff’s Office, the Covington Police Department and the Iron Gate Police Department.

Editor’s Note: Pictures of only 10 of the 12 suspects indicted by the grand jury were available from the Alleghany Highlands Drug Task Force.

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