The state of Indiana recently filed cases against the following people in Hancock County Superior Court Two:
July 25
Takara L. Vaden, possession of a controlled substance, driving while suspended.
James B. Elliott, operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
Lindsey C. McGlaun, battery.
Amado Alavez-Felipe, operating a vehicle while intoxicated, operating a vehicle without ever having received a license.
Braden S. Roberts, illegal consumption of alcohol.
Cynthia A. Jackson-Watson, resisting law enforcement.
So So, operating a vehicle while intoxicated.
Donald J. Boatman, resisting law enforcement.
Dio L. Soriana, resisting law enforcement, disorderly conduct.
July 26
Ryan D. Wilkes, driving while suspended.
Maria A. Samaras, possession of marijuana, possession of paraphernalia, failure of occupant to use safety belt.
Stephanie N. Short, driving while suspended.
Lee J. Ray Jr., driving while suspended.
April A. Gulley, driving while suspended.
James Z. McNally, driving while suspended.
James E. Gillum Jr., criminal mischief, public intoxication.
Joshua A. Romero, disorderly conduct.
Tristan G. Sharpe, driving while suspended.
Malisha D. Spencer, battery.
Dillon S. Uehlin, disorderly conduct.
Maysie A. Eversole, battery.
Cara A. Moore, possession of marijuana.
Shewit T. Faulkner, driving while suspended.
David G. Myers Jr., driving while suspended.
Brittany L. Meadows, theft.
John W. Jarrett, driving while suspended.
Scott M. Wilson, driving while suspended, failure of occupant to use safety belt, operating a motor vehicle without financial responsibility.
July 27
Justin M. Spicer, resisting law enforcement.
Ronald A. Fleming, operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated.
Donald D. Allen, driving while suspended.
Marleen M. Canter, public intoxication.
Kasey J. Conatser, driving while suspended.
July 28
Jennifer M. Peden, operating a vehicle while intoxicated, driving while suspended.
July 29
Kevin D. Bruce, possession of a synthetic drug or lookalike substance.
Gregory S. Neer, driving while suspended.
Cody L. Ferrell, theft.
Justin J. Hall, auto theft, resisting law enforcement, driving while suspended, unauthorized entry of a motor vehicle, leaving the scene of an accident.
