Clark County Municipal Court cases

Maxine L. Booth, 49, of 119 E Cassilly St., theft, innocent.

Jason M. Bussert, 41, of 3736 Pinewood Ave., two counts of OVI, hit skip, speed, failure to control and open container, innocent.

Alyna J. Carroll, 20, of 2810 Duncan St., driving under suspension, failure to stop after accident, fictitious plates and assured clear distance, innocent.

Adam E. Cole, 31, of Tiro, two counts of domestic violence, assault, aggravated menacing and resisting arrest, innocent.

Timothy E. Deel, 49, of 1916 Sierra Ave., use/possession of drug paraphernalia, innocent.

Eugene H. Fambro, 55, of Reynoldsburg, domestic violence and assault,innocent, bond $1,000.

Kyle Fry, 54, of New Carlisle, domestic violence, assault and unlawful restraint, innocent, bond$2,500.

Miguel Lucio Gomez, 44, of 338 Forrest Ave., OVI, OVI/breath, hit skip, operating a motor vehicle and failure to control, Innocent.

Trent L. Griffith, 53, of Medway, domestic violence, innocent.

Bailey E. Jenkins, 20, of 827 Mavor St., OVI and failure to control, innocent.

Ronnie Moss, 58, of 142 W. Parkwood Ave., two counts of violation of temporary protection order, innocent, bond $1,500.

Clyde D. Neighbors Jr., 42, criminal trespassing and two counts of theft, innocent, bond $3,000; theft, dismissed.

James H. Protsman Sr., 54, of South Charleston, violation of temporary protection order, innocent, bond $1,000.

Dayquan M. Ragland, 24, of Dibert Ave., obstructing official business and disorderly conduct, innocent, bond $1,000.

Jaevae Roach, 42, of New Carlisle, child endangering, weapons while intoxicated and disorderly conduct, innocent, bond $2,250.

Jonathon M. Smith, 29, of 844 Park Ave., prohibition/companion animals, innocent.

Thomas A. Smith, 45, of Dayton, fleeing/eluding police officer, innocent, released on own recognizance.

Savannah A. Strelsky, 22, of314 Lincoln Park Circle, domestic violence, innocent, released on own recognizance.

Richard W. Trent, 46, of2805 Ashlar Drive, OVI, OVI/breath, driving under OVI suspension and speed, innocent.

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