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11 from Wylie indicted

by | Jul 23, 2015 | Latest

From Staff Reports

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The Collin County grand jury returned felony indictments against 11 defendants arrested in Wylie on drug related charges as well as five defendants from Sachse.

Grand jurors convened Tuesday and Thursday, July 14 and 16.

Indicted from Wylie were Dolores Palomino Reyes, poss CS, state jail; Gilberto David Armenta, poss CS, state jail; Steven Adrian Hightower, poss CS and man/del CS, state jail; Larry Allen Rowlands, poss CS, third degree; Chapman Duane Gebhard, man/del CS, first degree; Mercedes Diane Guest, man/del CS, first degree; Christopher Francis Williams, poss CS, state jail; Marcus Allan Black, poss CS, third degree; Jonathan Dylan Tinsley, man/del CS, state jail; Collin Ellis Bell, poss CS, state jail; and Ivan Enrique Gutierrez, poss CS, second degree.

Sachse indictments are Brenna Katherine Sherrin, fraud use ID info, third degree; John Thomas Sampson, theft, state jail; William Ashton Rubsamen, burg hab, second degree; Johnathon Douglas Allen, theft, state jail; Gregory Callahand Jennings, inj elderly; third degree

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