Grand jury indicts pair for thefts - Wise County Messenger

Two Wise County men have been indicted for multiple burglaries on the north side of Lake Bridgeport last spring.

A Wise County grand jury met July 19 and indicted Dustin Dow Strouth, 32, of Chico and Casey Michael Hamblin, 35, of Bridgeport with burglary of a habitation, theft of property $30,000 to $150,000 and burglary of a building.

The alleged thefts happened during the early morning hours of April 23 at two adjoining properties in the 200 block of County Road 1743. One property owner reported several tools, welders, a cutting torch, drills, battery charger, chainsaw, ladders, an air compressor and insulated copper wires stolen, among other items, with the total value of $10,398. A stock trailer valued at $7,000 was also stolen. He also reported several items missing from his dock, including several fishing poles, fishing tackle, life jackets, surfboards, wake boards and paddle boards valued at approximately $3,000.

The other property owner reported a fishing boat valued at $34,000 had been stolen. He also reported a shotgun, drills, tool bag, wakeboards, wake/surf equipment, fishing poles, fishing tackle and life jackets valued at $7,750 had been stolen from his dock.

Two other men who were working at one of the properties also reported several tools stolen.

Strouth and Hamblin were arrested in May. Hamblin remains in the Wise County Jail, while Strouth has been released after posting bail.

The grand jury on July 19 also returned the following felony indictments:

Kayla Leann Eustace, endanger child criminal negligence

Coby Hand, theft of property $2,500-$30,000; unauthorized use of a vehicle

Crystal Lynn Blevins, possession of a controlled substance less than 1 gram (methamphetamine)

Conner James Bradley, possession of a controlled substance 1-4 grams (tetrahydrocannabinol)

Daniel James Greene, possession of a controlled substance 1-4 grams (tetrahydrocannabinol)

Noah Merchant Hinkle, possession of a controlled substance 1-4 grams (tetrahydrocannabinol)

Christopher Cody Alexander, sexual assault

Vickie Lee Brewer, resisting arrest, search or transport with deadly weapon

Christopher Michael Brignole, possession of a controlled substance less than 1 gram (cocaine)

Thailand Maurtice Clark, possession of a controlled substance 4-400 grams (tetrahydrocannabinol)

Stefan Desha Dickerson, unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon

Michael Duane Ellis, unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon

Roland Fabela, tamper/fabricate physical evidence with intent to impair

Kelton James Ford, evading arrest/detention with vehicle; resisting arrest, search or transport with a deadly weapon; assault public servant; aggravated assault against public servant

Clinton Milo Fowler, sex offenders duty to register life/annually

Roger Dale Gibbons, unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon

Hernan Gritaldo Guerrero, forgery government/national institution/money/security

Brooke Nicole Allen, theft of property $2,500-$30,000

Alejandro Antonio Pedroza, evading arrest/detention with vehicle

Francisco Javier Herrera-Vazquez, forgery government/national institute/money/security

Jose Lopez-Patino, unlawful possession of a firearm by a felon; assault family/household member with previous conviction

Shaun Ramon Mears, possession of a controlled substance 4-400 grams (tetrahydrocannabinol)

Jeffrey Lynn Peterson, possession of a controlled substance 4-400 grams (tetrahydrocannabinol)

Dustin Ryan Henley, fraudulent use/possession of identifying information 5-10 items

Teresa Ann Wallace, injury to a child/elderly/disabled with intent to cause bodily injury

Clayton Wayne Harwell, assault family/household member with previous conviction; evading arrest/detention with vehicle

Jeffrey Don Hill, fraudulent use/possession of identifying information less than 5 items

James William Hurst III, possession of a controlled substance 1-4 grams (methamphetamine)

Andrea Nichole Johnson, forgery government/national institution/money/security

Chad Matthew Yapit, forgery government/national institution/money/security

Betty Lorain Lambert, abandon/endanger child criminal negligence

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