MOUNT VERNON, Ohio — A Knox County Grand Jury issued 14 indictments in its session on June 16, addressing a variety of offenses ranging from theft to drug possession.
Among those indicted are Mount Vernon residents Tiffany M. Speakman, Mika J. Wagnor, and Daniel J. Williams Jr., along with Danielle M. Hoffmeier from Fredericktown. All four face charges of theft and forgery, classified as fifth-degree felonies.
The jury also charged Brian Fowler of Mount Vernon with aggravated possession of drugs, a significant second-degree felony. In a separate case, Travis L. Ratcliff, also from Mount Vernon, is facing indictment for obstructing official business, which is categorized as a fifth-degree felony.
Jonathan R. Zimelis, another Mount Vernon resident, was indicted for aggravated drug possession, classified as a fifth-degree felony. Tyler M. Smith, also from Mount Vernon, faces serious charges including burglary, a third-degree felony, in addition to receiving stolen property, which is a first-degree misdemeanor.
Todd C. Jacobs from Glenmont has been indicted on charges of domestic violence and strangulation, both classified as fourth-degree felonies. The Grand Jury also included Patrick J. Hager of Mount Vernon in its proceedings, charging him with felonious assault, a second-degree felony.
Additionally, Micah S. Knipp of Mount Vernon was indicted for grand theft of a motor vehicle, classified as a fourth-degree felony. Hunter M. Clemons, also from Mount Vernon, faces two counts of grand theft of a motor vehicle, each classified as a fourth-degree felony.
Kori C. Cornelius from Westerville has been charged with aggravated possession of drugs, identified as a third-degree felony. Matthew D. Coldren of Mount Gilead is also facing an indictment for aggravated drug possession, categorized as a fifth-degree felony.
These indictments reflect a range of criminal activities being addressed by the Knox County legal system, emphasizing ongoing efforts to combat crime within the community.
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