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WV KNIFE AND GUN CLUB - Man High On Bath Salts Shoots Deliverywoman

(05/20/2011)
BATH SALTS LINKED TO SHOOTING - A Kanawha County man, Arthur Jackson Byrd III, 33, was high on bath salts and hallucinating when he grabbed his 12-gauge shotgun and attempted to fire over the head of Min Lin, a pizza delivery woman.

Byrd said he thought the woman was a burglar.

Byrd has now pleaded guilty to wanton endangerment.

About 10 of the pellets struck Min Lin, several struck her head and some lodged in her skull, according to Kanawha County assistant prosecutor Fred Giggenbach.

Min Lin recovered from her injuries, but still suffers post-concussion symptoms.

RALEIGH CO. ARRESTS - A Crab Orchard man has been charged with holding up a Shell gasoline station in Grandview and taking part in the armed robbery of an Arby's Restaurant in Beckley.

Police say Daniel Pease, 24, was armed with a revolver in a May 3 holdup of the gas station, while brothers Nathan Parks, 24, and Charles Parks, 29, both of Beckley, carried a shotgun and rifle into the fast-food outlet on May 11.


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