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14B The Anniston Star Friday, April 7, 1989 Indictment ent outlines 9 counts against Martin By Mike Dorning Star Staff Writer TALLADEGA The head of Talladega County's narcotics unit has been selling drugs at least since December, according to a ninecount grand jury indictment unsealed Thursday. Lt. Mike "Bubbles" Martin sold marijuana, crack and other forms of cocaine while working a as a deputy in the Talladega County Sheriff's Department, the indictment charges. Martin, 34, has already been charged with selling a total of 33 grams of cocaine to an informant during two meetings federal agents taped in March. The indictment also charges Martin with distributing 11 grams of crack and with distributing an unspecified amount of marijuana.

U.S. Attorney Frank Donaldson said this morning the alleged crack sale took place in December. Donaldson would not say whether Martin sold drugs seized in police raids. Martin was one of the narcotics investigators who testified in a Shelby County trial last month that was temporarily halted when 24 grams of cocaine were discovered missing from the evidence. All of the people in the courtroom were searched for the cocaine, but Martin had already left when the drugs were discovered missing and was not searched.

The cocaine was never recovered. IN ADDITION to the four drug distribution charges, the indictment charges Martin with one count of possession of cocaine with intent to distribute and four counts of using a telephone to facilitate a felony. FBI agents found cocaine in Martin's car trunk when they called him to their Birmigham office under the pretense of a meeting about an undercover drug operation, according to a sworn complaint. Martin had phoned an informant earlier in the day with an offer to sell him cocaine, the complaint alleges. Martin, currently free on a $10,000 The docket bond, faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of any of the charges.

An April 13 arraignment date has been set on the charges, and a trial before U.S. District Judge James scheduled for June 5. "Defense attorney Steve 4dcock was not available this morning. Recovered pistol tied to Oxford shooting OXFORD Oxford police say they have recovered a pistol used in the shooting death of an Oxford man, police said. The weapon was recovered Tuesday night at the Oxford home of a friend of the 16-year-old who told police he shot his stepfather on a dare.

The teen-ager, whose name has not been released because he is a juvenile, told police he shot Thomas A. Daugherty, 31, after the man dared him to during an argument. The teen buried Daugherty's body in the backyard of the family's 2130 Glover St. home in the Cheaha Acres II subdivision, police said. The stepson, who was arrested on a murder charge Tuesday night, told police he had given the gun to a friend who lived nearby.

When questioned by police, the friend said he knew about the shooting, police said. Police still don't know what day Daugherty was shot, a spokesman said. Casey sworn in as Cleburne assistant DA Former state legislator John S. Casey was sworn in this morning as a new assistant district attorney for Cleburne County. Casey, 58, served four terms in the state House representing Cleburne and surrounding counties.

He also has been in private law practice for 31 years. The vacancy was created when Assistant District Attorney Warren G. Sarrell Jr. was appointed district Obituaries Clark Services for infant Brandon Clark of Anniston, will be announced by Chapel Hill Funeral Home. The infant died today at St.

Vincents Hospital in Birmingham. Dearman HEFLIN Services for Mrs. Myrtle Jane Bolt Dearman, 63, of Heflin will be Saturday at 3 p.m. at Iron City Church of God with the Rev. Bobby Brooks officiating.

Burial will be in Pinetuckey Baptist Church Cemetery in Cleburne County with Dryden Funeral Home in charge. The family will receive friends from 5 to 9' tonight at the funeral home. Mrs. Dearman died Thursday at Cleburne Community Medical Center. Survivors include her husband, Adrian Dearman of Heflin; two sons, Jerry Bolt of Heflin and Kenneth Bolt of Anniston; a sister, Mrs.

Helen Serfafs of Arizona; two brothers, Vertis Ogle and Erlis Ogle, both of Heflin; four grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Pallbearers will be Chris Coefield, Denny Noell, Roy Dearman, Floyd Dearman, Ray Dean and Frankie Ogle. Mrs. Dearman was a Cleburne County native and resident most of her life. Hayes Services for Bob Hayes, 83, of 712 Zinn Drive, Anniston, will be Saturday at 11 a.m.

at Friendship Baptist Church with the Rev. J.E. Merriweather officiating. Burial will be in Eden Hills Cemetery with Ervin Funeral Chapel in charge. The precesion will leave from 1519 Bancroft Anniston.

Mr. Hayes died Tuesday at Regional Medical Center. Survivors include six grandchildren. Pallbearers will be the laymen of Friendship Baptist Church. Mr.

Hayes was a retired from South Trust Bank. Ingram PIEDMONT Services for Miss Balma Ingram, 83, of Piedmont will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Mickelsen Brown-Service Mortuary chapel with the Rev. Granvel Haslam officiating. Burial will be in Old Providence Cemetery.

The family will receive friends from 6 to 9 tonight at the funeral home. Miss Ingram died Thursday at Piedmont Hospital. Survivors include 19 nieces and nephews. Pallbearers will be nephews. Miss Ingram was Piedmont resident for the past 35 years, a Baptist and a retired seamstress from the Fair Store.

judge in Cleburne County earlier this year. Casey said his is looking forward to his new challenge. Motor oil stolen from Davis Oil Thieves demonstrated their own brand of "quick oil change' Wednesday night or early Thursday morning when they broke into an Anniston business- and took four cases of motor oil. A storage building at Davis Oil 500 W. 18th was burglarized between 6 p.m.

Wednesday and 7 a.m. Thursday, Anniston police said. The thieves entered through an east side window. taking only the oil, a report said. Tools and cash stolen from Anniston business An Anniston area business was robbed overnight Wednesday or early Thursday morning when the culprits forced open a side door, Anniston police said.

Builders Wholesale Supply, 26 E. Sixth was burglarized between 5 p.m. Wednesday and 6:40 a.m. Thursday, reports said. Taken in the burglary were two Skil cordless drills and an undetermined amount of cash.

No arrests had been made as of this morning. China Luck robbed by three gunmen A Chinese restaurant and its employees were robbed at gunpoint Thursday by at least three men who entered the restaurant through the kitchen door after closing time, Five employees of the China Luck restaurant, 2900 McClellan. were forced into a walk-in cooler and the bandits got away with an undetermined amount of money, police said. No one was hurt in the robbery. The three bandits entered the kitchen about 9:45 p.m.

after the front door was locked for the night, reports said. Waitress Yuh-Whwa Lee was robbed of cash; waitress Ai-Hwa Lee was robbed of cash, travelers checks, gold-and-diamond earrings, a ring and 1 checks; cashier ChienHwa Lee was robbed of cash; cook Fung-Chien Cheng was robbed of a gold-and-diamond necklace; and owner Ching-Hai Lee was robbed of his wallet and cash. All live at 105 E. 22nd St. The bandits were described as Asiatic-looking men, possibly Vietnamese, in their 20s, police said.

Post office probe leads to drug charges An Anniston man was arrested Thursday on drug-related charges investigated by the U.S. postal inspector in Birmingham. James W. Strickland, 1629 Johnston Drive, was arrested and charged with possession of a controlled substance with the intent to distribute, postal inspector Richard McGuire said. McGuire said Strickland's residence and another at 1807 Stevens Ave.

were searched as part of the investigation. Further details of the case were not available. McGuire wouldn't say whether Strickland was accused of sending drugs through the mail, but said his office only gets involved when the mail is concerned. The arrest was made through a joint investigation with the Calhoun Sheriff's Department and the Anniston Police Department. Compiled from staff, wire reports Jose R.

Caballero, M.D. and Hadeel Naqib, M.D., F.A.A.P. Are Pleased To Announce the Opening Of The Pediatric Clinic For Infants, Children And Adolescents Medical Arts Building, Suite 107, Anniston Hours: 8-5 Phone: 236-4845. 8-Noon Sat. 236-4841 Accepting Blue And other Major Medical insurance McCarley HEFLIN Services for William Jackson McCarley, 78, of Heflin will be Saturday at 1 p.m.

at Heflin Church of God with the Rev. Phillip Patterson and the Rev. Owen White officiating. Burial will be in New Harmony Baptist Church Cemetery with Dryden Funeral Home in charge. The family will receive friends from 2:30 until 9 tonight at the funeral home.

Mr. McCarley Thursday at Regional Medical Center. Survivors include by his wife, Mrs. Alma McCarley of Heflin; two grandchildren and a great-grandson. Pallbearers will be grandsons and nephews.

Mr. McCarley was a Calhoun County native and a Cleburne County resident for the past 45 years. He was a retired carpenter and attended Heflin Church of God. Waters NEWELL Services for Frederick Waters, 25, of Newell will be announced by Benefield Funeral Home of Wedowee. Mr.

Waters died Wednesday in Orofino, Idaho. Wilson Services for Napolean Wilson, 70, of 917 W. 16th Anniston, will be Saturday at 1 p.m. at Ervin Chapel of the Chimes with the Rev. Carlos Woodard officiating.

Burial will be in Eden Hills Cemetery. Mr. Wilson died Monday at Stringfellow Hospital. Survivors include three sisters, Mrs. Mary Tongue of Anniston, Mrs.

Lillie Henderson of Columbus, Ohio and Mrs. Betty Robinson of Sylacauga; and three brothers, Fred Wilson of Cleveland, Ohio, Willie James Wilson of Columbus and PerlieCQ Wilson of New York. Pallbearers will be friends of the family. Mr. Wilson was a retired salesperson.

Worthy CRAGFORD Services for Truman Ford Worthy, 63, of Cragford, Rt. 1, will beSaturday at 2 p.m. at Jackson Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. Jessie Taylor officiating. Burial will be in Millerville Cemetery.

The family will receive friends until time of services at the funeral home. Mr. Worthy died Friday in Tallapoosa County. Survivors include two brothers, Earl Worthy of Goodwater, Claude Worthy of Fairfax; and three sisters, Mrs. Eunice Childers of Cragford, Mrs.

Mary Pike of Alexander City and Mrs. Katie Mueller of Rochester, N.Y. Mr. Worthy was a Clay County native and lifelong resident, a retired mechanic and a Baptist. Anniston police said.

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