FIVE ARRAIGNED BEFORE JUDGE NIBERT

(06/07/2005)

Walter Singleton plead not guilty during an arraignment hearing yesterday before Judge David Nibert in Grantsville. Singleton was indicted on one count of possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance. Calhoun County Prosecuting Attorney Matt Minney moved to have charges dropped against Roger Lee Minigh, because authorities had wrongfully indicted him in the case. The case should have been filed against Danny Minigh, who was actually arrested for the alleged crime. (SEE additional Hur Herald Story) In other cases before the court yesterday: State vs. Cheryl Price, the court agreed during the arraignment to defer entering a plea regarding an indictment for welfare fraud. She was represented by Attorney Tony Morgan. State vs. Daniel Mark Johnson, during the arraignment Johnson plead not guilty to charges related to DUI fleeing. State vs. Elizabeth June Sampson, during the arraignment she plead not guilty to charges related to obtaining property by worthless check. State vs. Charles Curtis Sampson, during the arraignment he plead not guilty to obtaining property by worthless check. He was represented by attorney Ernie Skaggs. Thursday, the Calhoun Circuit Court will convene for a motion day, with court being in session next week.

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