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BILLY RAY HARDWAY PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO ASSAULT ON OFFICER

(11/07/2006)

Billy Ray Hardway, 45, being returned to CRJ after pleading not
guilty to assaulting DNR officer John Apgar (Hur Herald Photo)

Forty-five-year-old Billy Ray Hardway of Daniel's Run pled not guilty yesterday afternoon to a charge of assaulting DNR officer John Apgar in August.

Hardway appeared before magistrate Teresa Robinson in Grantsville.

The assault warrant, a misdemeanor, was obtained by Cpl. Doug Starcher of the WV State Police after officer Apgar shot Hardway in the shoulder while he was attempting to serve Hardway a warrant related to an earlier incident.

The warrant says that Hardway was hiding behind a door and was reaching for a knife when Apgar shot him.

The shooting incident happened after Apgar answered a 911 call related to a dispute with three juveniles on Daniels Run.

Apgar filed three charges of wanton endangerment with a firearm over a dispute. Those charges have now been dropped.

The shooting happened several days later when Apgar and another DNR officer returned to serve a warrant.

Apgar reportedly called 911 requesting an ambulance, failing to report a gunshot victim.

Apgar has been placed on duty in another county since the incident.

Hardway is currently in Central Regional Jail on a firearms charge, a felon in possession of a firearm. He was indicted by a Calhoun grand jury on the charge, with bond set at $100,000.

Hardway was returned to Central Regional following Monday's hearing.


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