Franklin Circuit Court Grand Jury Indicts Ten Individuals on Felonies

Franklin Circuit Court grand jury indictments handed down on Tuesday charge ten individuals with felonies, the State-Journal reported.

The latest court filings detail charges against residents from Frankfort, Shelbyville, and Louisville.

Arita Misty Stanley, 42, and Jeremy Stanley, 55, both of Shelbyville, each face six counts of willfully filing or making false tax returns or failure to pay tax, categorized as Class D felonies. Richard Talmadge Broadway, 54, and Linda Jean Broadway, 64, both of Louisville, face identical charges of six counts of willfully filing or making false tax returns or failure to pay tax, also as Class D felonies.

In Frankfort-related cases, Herbert R. Horne Jr., 55, was indicted on a charge of theft by unlawful taking of more than $1,000 but less than $10,000, a Class D felony. Dustin Norton, 37, faces charges of second-degree fleeing or evading police on foot as a Class D felony, resisting arrest as a Class A misdemeanor, giving an officer false identifying information as a Class B misdemeanor, and a first-degree persistent felony offender enhancement.

Thomas A. Nichols, 40, of Frankfort, faces a Class C felony charge of second-degree assault involving domestic violence. His indictment also includes two counts of intimidating a participant in a legal process as Class D felonies, fourth-degree assault with no visible injury, two counts of third-degree terroristic threatening, and endangering the welfare of a minor as Class A misdemeanors, along with three counts of first-degree persistent felony offender.

Cambria S. Collins, 31, of Frankfort, was indicted on three counts of third-degree assault targeting a police officer or probation officer and one count of third-degree assault against a healthcare provider, all Class D felonies. Collins also faces resisting arrest as a Class A misdemeanor, alcohol intoxication in a public place for first and second offenses as a violation, and five counts of second-degree persistent felony offender.

Prakash B. Patel, 43, of Frankfort, faces a Class C felony for first-degree trafficking in a controlled substance involving more than 10 dosage units of an unspecified drug for a first offense. Patel is also charged with first-degree promoting gambling as a Class D felony and permitting gambling as a Class B misdemeanor.

Ronald A. Mitchell, 49, of Frankfort, was indicted on a charge of trafficking in marijuana of more than five pounds for a first offense, a Class C felony, and possession of drug paraphernalia as a Class A misdemeanor.