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MOSS RECEIVES CONSECUTIVE SENTENCES - Duskey Will Stand Trial On September 6

(05/21/2001)
Calhoun resident Teddy Moss has been sentenced to the West Virginia State Penitentiary for sexual assault in the third degree for not less than one year nor more than five. The sentence was imposed during the recent session of Circuit Court.

Moss has also been sentenced to one year to Central Regional Jail for obstructing an officer, with credit for time already served. The sentences are to run consecutive to each other, plus a fine of $10,000 and costs for the offense of sexual abuse in the third degree was levied.

The case against George Duskey, 23, of BIg Bend, who is charged with malicious assault against Harley Wilson, will continue with a status conference on September 4 and a criminal trial on September 6.

The case stems from an incident early on New Years Day at the Hilltop Inn on Nighcut Hill on Route 5 west of Grantsville. Police reports say witnesses saw Duskey strike Wilson with his fists, kicking him in the head while he was prone on the parking lot.


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