WV KNIFE AND GUN CLUB

(11/16/2006)

WEST SIDE REPORT - At least 10 shots were fired at a West Side house in Charleston before the gunmen fled. No one was wounded in in the shooting. Bullet holes were left in a car parked outside 906 Sixth St. and also in the residence's walls, according to Charleston police. It was the second time the house had been shot this year. Three people were inside the house when the shooting began, including an elderly woman. Jamar Adams, 18, Trey Davis, 18, and Charles Eugene Moore, 19, are suspected of firing the shots, using several handguns to unleash a barrage of bullets. MAN STABBED THIRTY TIMES - A stabbing rampage in Martinsburg left one man and his grandmother seriously injured. Jason Andrew Rea, 26, allegedly stabbed a man more than 30 times, and then stabbed the man's grandmother more than eight times. He then fled. He was charged with two counts of attempted murder and two counts of malicious wounding after he allegedly attacked Brian Harold "Bubby" Stratton and his grandmother, Welda Viands. Stratton told police the altercation was over a woman. When Rea was arrested, he was found covered in blood, carrying blood-soaked clothing and a knife with a four-and-a-half inch blade. MAN SHOOTS AT CLENDENIN RESIDENTS - Police say a man shot at two people in Clendenin during an argument early Wednesday morning. Christopher O'Dell is charged with wanton endangerment and having a loaded firearm in a vehicle. Police say O'Dell shot at Patrick Drake and Kyle Francisco during an argument. Police found a shotgun in O'Dell's car. There were no injuries.

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