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B2 April 12, 2012 THE BARREN COUNTY PROGRESS | progress@jpinews.com

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By: Caleb & Amanda Cowan

Perming has come along way from the tight “poodle perms” that we used to cringe at. With a new modern twist tex-tured perm wraps are H-A-U-T-E hot this year!

Textured perm looks more natural than other types of perms because it gives you bouncy waves that incorporate differ-ent curl sizes. Whether you were born with them or wanting to get them, curls are bouncy and beautiful, giving volume to what could be otherwise lifeless hair.

Just like there are lots of perm options out there, just as many curly hairstyle options are available. If you’re think-ing of going for a perm, talk with your stylist about curly hairstyle op-tions for you so you’re sure to get the look that suits YOU. We have put together some of OUR texture options that are really hot this spring/ summer.

The RooT PeRmA great idea for those

with short, flat hair—the root perm helps add volume at the root of the hair to give lots of body. It’s also perfect for al-ready permed hair that’s looking for a little pick-me-up. Because only the roots are treated, it saves the rest of your locks from another treatment.

Body Wave PeRmCreating big, bouncy

curls as opposed to tight,

spring curls – the body wave perm is for curl-lovers who want a more modern curly look. The goal is to inject body and a little curl without add-ing a ton of ‘poof ’ to the hair. Because this perm uses larger perm rods than traditional perms, you will look like you’ve spent a day at the beach.

Weave PeRmIf you love the way

your tresses look after you take them out of braid, then you will love this technique because you’re curling only par-tial sections of the hair, the weave perm will give you a fabulous, fusion look with both textured and straight pieces in her hair. You’ll be treated with great versatility by choosing how much of the hair is treated for this modern look.

STack PeRmFinally a solution for

women without layers, the stack perm is made for those who have a one-length cut. The treatment creates soft, layered curls for a natu-ral look and is achieved by the use of differently sized rollers to the mid-dle and bottom sections of the hair. The top is typically left flat to cre-ate a more a more natu-ral look.

Lastly, be sure when choosing a textured look to find a stylist that can educate you on the cor-rect products to use to enhance and achieve the desired style.

Perms aren’t just for Grandma anymore!

According to Commonwealth’s Attorney Karen M. Davis, a Barren County Grand Jury recently ended their service. Following their meet-ing of March 30, 2012 the following actions were taken:

Total Cases Presented 33Total Defendants 39Total Indictments 33Total Cases Where No True Bills Returned 1Total Cases Remanded as Misde-meanors 5

1)- Tammy Jo Miller, DOB

01/18/1971, of Oakland, was in-dicted for MANUFACTURING METH-AMPHETAMINE, 1ST OFFENSE; ASSAULT, 1ST DEGREE; FLEEING OR EVADING POLICE (MOTOR VEHICLE), 1ST DEGREE; WANTON ENDANGER-MENT, 1ST DEGREE (POLICE OFFI-CER), 2 COUNTS; FLEEING OR EVAD-ING POLICE (ON FOOT), 1ST DEGREE; POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHER-NALIA; RESISTING ARREST; FAIL-URE TO ILLUMINATE HEAD LAMPS; FAILURE TO OR IMPROPER SIGNAL; RECKLESS DRIVING; DISREGARD-ING TRAFFIC CONTROL DEVICE; DISREGARDING A TRAFFIC LIGHT; FAILURE TO WEAR SEATBELT; and PERSISTENT FELONY OFFENDER, 1ST DEGREE; and 2)- Ernest Lee Gray, DOB 10/04/1966, of Bowling Green, was indicted for MANUFAC-TURING METHAMPHETAMINE, 1ST OFFENSE; and PERSISTENT FELONY OFFENDER, 1ST DEGREE based on testimony from Officer Brandon Fletcher of the Glasgow Police Department regarding events on January 8, 2012. Both Miller and Gray have prior felony convictions.

3)- James Phillip Ballard, DOB 01/15/1981, of Glasgow, was in-dicted for CRIMINAL ABUSE, 1ST DEGREE, CHILD 12 OR UNDER; and PERSISTENT FELONY OFFENDER, 1ST DEGREE based on testimony from Det. Charlie Eubank of the Glasgow Police Department re-garding events on November 2, 2011. Ballard has prior felony con-victions.

4)- Benjamin Garrett Johnson, DOB 12/05/1982, of Henderson-ville, Tennessee, was indicted for POSSESSION OF A HANDGUN BY A CONVICTED FELON; BAIL JUMPING, 1ST DEGREE; ESCAPE, 2ND DEGREE; WANTON ENDANGERMENT, 1ST DE-GREE (POLICE OFFICER), 3 COUNTS; RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY, A FIREARM; POSSESSION OF A CON-TROLLED SUBSTANCE, 2ND DEGREE (HYDROCODONE); POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, 3RD DEGREE (ALPRAZOLAM); and PERSISTENT FELONY OFFENDER, 2ND DEGREE based on testimony from Officer Jarrod Steele of the Glasgow Police Department re-garding events on March 14-16, 2012. Johnson has prior felony convictions.

5)- Cardale Sanchez Kirk, Jr., DOB 12/11/1992, of Glasgow, was indicted for BURGLARY, 2ND DE-GREE; THEFT BY UNLAWFUL TAK-ING, $500 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN $10,000, 2 COUNTS; THEFT BY UN-LAWFUL TAKING--AUTO, $10,000 OR MORE; and FRAUDULENT USE OF A CREDIT/DEBIT CARD UNDER $500; and 6)- Ira Donte Wood, DOB 06/22/1988, of Glasgow, was indicted for BURGLARY, 2ND DE-GREE; THEFT BY UNLAWFUL TAK-ING, $500 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN $10,000, 2 COUNTS; and THEFT BY UNLAWFUL TAKING--AUTO, $10,000 OR MORE based on testi-mony from Det. Jennifer Arbogast of the Glasgow Police Department regarding events on January 19-23, 2012.

7)- Gary Monroe Essex, Jr., DOB 09/04/1983 and 8)- Sarah Essex, DOB 08/31/1992, both of Munford-ville, were indicted for CRIMINAL ABUSE, 2ND DEGREE, CHILD 12 OR UNDER; and ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF A MINOR based on testimony from Officer Tammy Britt of the Glasgow Police Department regarding events on December 16, 2011.

9)- Don Buckner, DOB 11/07/1947, of Glasgow, was indicted for WANTON ENDANGER-MENT, 1ST DEGREE; and ASSAULT, 4TH DEGREE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE based on testimony from Officer Aaron Cowan of the Glasgow Police Department regarding events on January 5, 2012.

10)- Ethan Carlos Collier, DOB 10/26/1990, of Glasgow, was in-dicted for CRIMINAL POSSESSION OF A FORGED INSTRUMENT, 2ND DEGREE; FRAUDULENT USE OF A CREDIT/DEBIT CARD UNDER $500; and THEFT BY UNLAWFUL TAKING, UNDER $500 based on testimony from Det. Jennifer Arbogast of the

Glasgow Police Department re-garding events on November 1-2, 2011.

11)- Rosa Alonzo Cardona, a/k/a Roxana Gonzalez, DOB 08/02/1976, of Glasgow, was in-dicted for CRIMINAL POSSESSION OF A FORGED INSTRUMENT, 2ND DEGREE, 2 COUNTS; and THEFT OF IDENTITY based on testimony from Officer Brian Wise of the Glasgow Police Department regarding events between January 2007 and January 10, 2011.

12)- Danny R. Wood, Jr., DOB 08/20/1990, of Glasgow, was indicted for THEFT BY UNLAW-FUL TAKING (FIREARM); and 13)- Michael Emory Pickens, DOB 01/25/1962, of Glasgow, was in-dicted for COMPLICITY TO THEFT BY UNLAWFUL TAKING (FIREARM) based on testimony from Trooper James Chris Newkirk of the Ken-tucky State Police regarding events on July 17, 2001.

14)- James Dunn, DOB 07/27/1977, of Kissimmee, Florida, was indicted for THEFT BY DECEP-TION, $500 OR MORE BUT LESS THAN $10,000 based on testimony from Det. Jennifer Arbogast of the Glasgow Police Department re-garding events on September 27, 2011.

15)- Sonia Dawn Ballard, DOB 05/06/1976, of Smiths Grove and 16)- Norman Dean Taylor, DOB 03/29/1955, of Glasgow, were in-dicted for RECEIVING STOLEN PROP-ERTY OVER $500 BUT LESS THAN $10,000; and PERSISTENT FELONY OFFENDER, 1ST DEGREE based on testimony from Trooper Lon-nie Hodges of the Kentucky State Police regarding events between September 20 and 28, 2011. Both Ballard and Taylor have prior felony convictions.

17)- Davis Wayne Whitlow, DOB 10/14/1988, of Edmonton, was in-dicted for UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMINE PRECUR-SOR, 1ST OFFENSE; POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, 1ST DEGREE (METHAMPHETAMINE; POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, 3RD DEGREE (ALPRA-ZOLAM); POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA; GIVING OFFICER FALSE NAME OR ADDRESS; and PER-SISTENT FELONY OFFENDER, 2ND DEGREE based on testimony from Officer Jacob Elmore of the Glasgow Police Department regarding events on February 13, 2012. Davis has a prior felony conviction.

18)- Brandi Carol Bishop, DOB 06/18/1983, of Cave City, was in-dicted for POSSESSION OF A CON-TROLLED SUBSTANCE, 1ST DEGREE (METHAMPHETAMINE); POSSES-SION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA; and OPERATING A MOTOR VEHICLE WHILE LICENSE REVOKED OR SUS-

PENDED FOR DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE, 1ST OFFENSE based on testimony from Sgt. Jeff Wright of the Cave City Police Department re-garding events on January 6, 2012.

19)- Sherri Ann Turner, DOB 08/27/1977, of Glasgow, was in-dicted for POSSESSION OF A CON-TROLLED SUBSTANCE, 1ST DEGREE (METHAMPHETAMINE); and POS-SESSION OF DRUG PARAPHERNALIA based on testimony from Officer Aaron Cowan of the Glasgow Police Department regarding events on January 14, 2012.

20)- Joshua Craig Whitlow, DOB 07/25/1984, of Glasgow, was indicted for PUBLIC INTOXICATION; PROMOTING CONTRABAND, 1ST DEGREE; TAMPERING WITH PHYSI-CAL EVIDENCE; POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, 1ST DEGREE (METHAMPHETAMINE); POSSESSION OF DRUG PARAPHER-NALIA; and PERSISTENT FELONY OF-FENDER, 1ST DEGREE based on tes-timony from Officer James Roberts of the Glasgow Police Department regarding events on March 4-5, 2012. Whitlow has prior felony convictions.

21)- Millard Randall Neace, DOB 07/08/1975, of Glasgow, was indicted for TRAFFICKING IN A CON-TROLLED SUBSTANCE, 2ND DEGREE (HYDROCODONE), LESS THAN 20 DOSAGE UNITS based on testimony from Det. Ann Phelps of the Barren County Sheriff’s Office regarding events on December 9, 2011.

22)- John Dennis Carter, Jr., DOB 03/14/1991, of Glasgow, was indicted for THEFT OF A CON-TROLLED SUBSTANCE; POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, 2ND DEGREE (HYDROCODONE); VIOLATION OF KENTUCKY EPO/DVO; and PUBLIC INTOXICATION based on testimony from Officer Bran-don Fletcher of the Glasgow Police Department regarding events on December 31, 2011.

23)- Dallas Craig Colgate, DOB 05/17/1987, of Cave City, was indicted for UNLAWFUL DISTRIBU-TION OF METHAMPHETAMINE PRE-CURSOR based on testimony from a Detective with the Barren County Drug Task Force regarding events on April 19, 2011.

24)- Eric William Turner, DOB 03/04/1983 and 25)- Paul Har-old Gass, DOB 12/29/1965, both of Glasgow, were indicted for TRAFFICKING IN A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, 2ND DEGREE (HYDRO-CODONE), 20 OR MORE DOSAGE UNITS based on testimony from a Detective with the Barren County Drug Task Force regarding events on June 9, 2011. And in separate incidences 26)- Eric William Turner was indicted for TRAFFICKING IN A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, 2ND DEGREE (HYDROCODONE), 20 OR

MORE DOSAGE UNITS based on testimony from a Detective with the Barren County Drug Task Force regarding events on June 3, 2011; 27)- Eric William Turner was in-dicted for TRAFFICKING IN A CON-TROLLED SUBSTANCE, 1ST DEGREE (METHAMPHETAMINE), LESS THAN 4 GRAMS; and TRAFFICKING IN A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, 1ST DE-GREE (OXYCODONE), LESS THAN 10 DOSAGE UNITS based on testimony from a Detective with the Barren County Drug Task Force regarding events on May 6, 2011; and 28)- Eric William Turner was indicted for TRAFFICKING IN A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, 1ST DEGREE (OXYCO-DONE), MORE THAN 10 DOSAGE UNITS; and TRAFFICKING IN A CON-TROLLED SUBSTANCE, 1ST DEGREE (METHAMPHETAMINE), LESS THAN 4 GRAMS based on testimony from a Detective with the Barren County Drug Task Force regarding events between July 17 and August 19, 2011.

29)- Christopher Lee Turner, DOB 10/09/1969, of Glasgow, was indicted for TRAFFICKING IN A CON-TROLLED SUBSTANCE, 1ST DEGREE (FENTANYL), LESS THAN 10 DOSAGE UNITS based on testimony from a Detective with the Barren County Drug Task Force regarding events on September 30, 2011. And in sepa-rate incidences 30)- Christopher Lee Turner was indicted for TRAF-FICKING IN A CONTROLLED SUB-STANCE, 1ST DEGREE (OXYCODONE), LESS THAN 10 DOSAGE UNITS based on testimony from a Detective with the Barren County Drug Task Force regarding events on October 13, 2011; 31)- Christopher Lee Turner was indicted for TRAFFICKING IN A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, 1ST DE-GREE (MORPHINE), LESS THAN 10 DOSAGE UNITS based on testimony from a Detective with the Barren County Drug Task Force regarding events on October 20, 2011; and 32)- Christopher Lee Turner, was indicted for TRAFFICKING IN A CON-TROLLED SUBSTANCE, 1ST DEGREE (HYDROMORPHONE), LESS THAN 10 DOSAGE UNITS based on testimony from a Detective with the Barren County Drug Task Force regarding events on October 21, 2011.

32)- Samantha Victoria Mills, DOB 03/27/1974, of Park City, was indicted for MARIJUANA CULTIVA-TION, 5 PLANTS OR MORE based on testimony from a Detective with the Barren County Drug Task Force regarding events on June 16, 2011.

An indictment represents a criminal charge and a person is pre-sumed innocent until proven guilty.

THESE INDICTMENTS AS WELL AS OTHER COURT NEWS CAN ALSO BE VIEWED ON THE COMMON-WEALTH’S ATTORNEY WEB SITE AT: barrenmetcalfeprosecutor.com

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