Corsicana —
A Navarro County Grand Jury Thursday returned an indictment against a Corsicana High School student alleged to have texted a threat of violence just before Christmas break.
Troy Keith Bullard, 17, was indicted on charges of false alarm or report. The Corsicana Independent School District police obtained a warrant for Bullard after investigating the source of the alleged threat.
Also indicted Thursday was Brian Abrigo on charges of robbery and evading arrest. Abrigo is alleged to have committed a robbery at the CVS Pharmacy, shoving an employee after he was allegedly found hiding merchandise in this clothing. He was apprehended a few blocks from the store after a brief chase.
Grand jurors issued a total of 41 indictments Thursday. There were four cases that were no-billed.
A complete list of indictments provided by the office of R. Lowell Thompson, District Attorney:
• Christena Mechelle Abernathy, possession of a controlled substance under one gram.
• Brain Abrigo, robbery, evading arrest.
• Rafael Albarran, smuggling of persons.
• Llenll Wayne Beard, theft.
• Marvin Joe Tutton, theft.
• Billy Joe Bell, D.W.I. 3rd or subsequent.
• Troy Keith Bullard, False alarm or report.
• Abron Devon Campbell, D.W.I. 3rd or subsequent.
• Louis Wayne Capps, Illegal Disposal/Litter.
• Cruz Antonio Castillo, D.W.I. w/child under 15 years of age.
• Manuel DeJesus Chairez, cockfighting.
• Juan Manuel Garcia, cockfighting.
• Lena Fay Leslie Collard, tampering with physical evidence.
• Keuntrey Deshun Cooks, possession of a controlled substance under one gram in a drug-free zone.
• Chelsea Lane Cooper, burglary of a building.
• Mark C. Cosby, possession of a controlled substance under one gram.
• Jabarrin Darnell Davis, failure to comply with sex offender registration.
• Stephen Leonard Dhein, evading in a vehicle.
• Dre Elliot Dunbar, possession of a controlled substance over four ounces/under five pounds.
• Aby Francia, Injury to a child.
• Troy Eugene Griffin, possession of a controlled substance over four ounces/under five pounds.
• Joe Coy Ellis, D.W.I. 3rd or subsequent.
• Robert Louis Faust Jr., unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, evading in a vehicle.
• Juan Antonio Garcia, possession of a controlled substance over four grams/under 200 grams with intent to deliver.
• Vernon Henderson, possession of a controlled substance under one gram.
• Robert Lee Herndon, possession of a controlled substance over four grams/under 200 grams with intent to deliver.
• Kenneth Wayne Johnson, Organized Crime.
• Troy Donahue Johnson, Organized Crime.
• Jerad Scott Lawson, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
• Whitney Delarence McDade, possession of a controlled substance over four grams/under 200 grams with intent to deliver, possession of a prohibited substance in a corrections facility.
• Timothy Earl McMullen, burglary of a habitation.
• Trenton Joseph Miles, D.W.I. 3rd or subsequent.
• Brandon Cole Parrish, possession of a controlled substance under one gram in a drug-free zone.
• James Edward Pruitt, theft.
• Curtis Roberts, Organized crime.
• Jerry Lee Vaughn, possession of a controlled substance under one gram.
• Andranice Sona Washington, Credit card abuse.
• Jacob Don Whiteley, Cruelty to animals.
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Information provided by the office of R. Lowell Thompson, District Attorney. Want to “Soundoff” on this story? Email: soundoff@corsicanadailysun.com
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