Brown County Grand Jury Returns Indictments

February 12, 2020 at 2:24 pm brownwoodnewsstaff

Brownwood News –

According to District Attorney, Micheal Murray, during the January 2020 session of the Brown County Grand Jury, Forty (40) True Bills were returned against Thirty-Four (34) persons.

TRUE BILLS:

Bryan Turner – Burglary of a Habitation

Cheyenne Lilyan Wood – Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle

Billy James Waddle, Jr. – Evading Arrest

Billy James Waddle, Jr. – Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon

Reid Darwin Phelps, Jr. – Possession of a Controlled Substance State Jail Felony Enhancement

Tamara Sue Bond – Possession of a Controlled Substance

Casey Wade Parks – Possession of a Controlled Substance

Amanda Carol Rogers – Possession of a Controlled Substance

Anthony Pederson – Possession of a Controlled Substance

Byron Jeff Pyburn – Possession of a Controlled Substance Drug Free Zone

China Grace Mendenhall – Possession of a Controlled Substance

Mykal Angelo Manzano – Possession of a Controlled Substance Drug Free Zone

Samantha Sheree Blackwell, AKA Samantha Wills – Possession of a Controlled Substance

Ashilie Lashae Williams, AKA Ashlie Williams – Possession of a Controlled Substance with Intent to Deliver / Repeat Offender

Eric Trevino – Possession of a Controlled Substance

Abel Patino Ledesma – Prohibited Substance in a Correctional Facility

Abel Patino Ledesma – Possession of a Controlled Substance Drug Free Zone

Brandon Ivan Lugo – Count I-II: Injury to a Child

Billy James Waddle, Jr. – Aggravated Assault With Deadly Weapon

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The District Attorney’s Office does not release names on new indictments until after the Grand Jury proceedings have been processed through the District Clerk and a file marked copy of the Grand Jury Report has been returned.

The District Attorney’s Office does not release names of Defendants who have been indicted by a Grand Jury but not yet arrested because of an indictment being sealed until the time of arrest. In addition, names of individuals who have had no formal charges filed against them and who are nobilled by a Grand Jury will not be released by the District Attorney’s Office at this time.