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Following are criminal motion cases to be heard at the Covington County Courthouse on April 6, 2022 at 9 a.m. with Judge Charles A. Short presiding.

• Tony Ray Starling, arraignment, Attorney Larry Grisset
• Otis Lavaughn Daniels, arraignment, Attorney Benton Persons
• Damon Darnell Magwood, appointment of counsel, SORNA violation
• Laura Cooper, arraignment, Attorney Meredith Peters
• Gregory Duke, arraignment, Attorney Rod Sylvester
• Jonathan Tyson Carr, arraignment, Attorney Corey Bryan (R)
• Takya Lanae Mooney, appointment of counsel, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, giving a false name
• Kedarius Roshon Dailey, appointment of counsel, second degree promoting prison contraband, second degree possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia
• Patrick Bryan Johnson, arraignment, Attorney Rod Sylvester (R)
• Thomas Earl Douglas, appointment of counsel, SORNA violation
• George Allen Otto, appointment of counsel, third degree burglary, third degree theft of property, first degree criminal mischief
• Lance Cory Bailey, arraignment, Attorney Chris Sledge
• Jaquan Devonte Horsley, arraignment, Attorney Meredith Peters
• Ladarrius Darshun McNeil, arraignment, Attorney Rod Sylvester
• Andrew Tyler Rogers, appointment of counsel, domestic violation (strangulation), third degree assault
• Nathan Anthony Mick, arraignment, Attorney Benton Persons
• Austin Russell Peppers, arraignment, Attorney Bill Alverson
• Derek Lee Cartwright, appointment of counsel, first degree theft of property
• Steven Michael Fuller, appointment of counsel, attempt-theft of property
• Brandon S. Dorsey, arraignment, Attorney Rod Sylvester
• Amy Adcock Hart, appointment of counsel, possession of a controlled substance, second degree possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia
• Matthew John Cobb, appointment of counsel, six counts of third degree burglary, two counts of first degree theft of property, one count of third degree theft of property, two counts of second degree criminal mischief, one count of first degree receiving stolen property, one count of third degree criminal mischief, two counts of second degree burglary, one count of fourth degree theft of property, one count of second degree theft of property, one count of first degree criminal mischief
• Terry Bruce Carroll, appointment of counsel, two counts of third degree burglary, one count of first degree theft of property, possession of burglar’s tools, one count of fourth degree theft of property

The above criminal motion cases were filed by the clerk’s office on April 1, 2022.