Martinsville Sheriff’s Office Reports 16 Bookings During Sept. 7–13
MARTINSVILLE, Va. — The Martinsville Sheriff’s Office reported 16 bookings between Sept. 7 and Sept. 13, 2026, involving charges ranging from probation violations and failure to appear to drug and firearm offenses.
Those listed in the department’s weekly booking report include:
Chelsey Monique Ingram — Failure to appear on a felony, misdemeanor or summons.
Robert Lee Bedsaul — Obstruction or resisting without threats, eluding law enforcement, providing false identification, driving without a license, reckless driving and failure to appear.
Khalil Aleem Aziz — Misdemeanor assault, pointing a firearm, possession of a firearm by a nonviolent felon and possession of a weapon or ammunition by a felon.
Robbie Glenn Grona — Unauthorized possession of drug paraphernalia.
Kimberly Ladawn Rowe — Two felony probation violations.
Tiara Nicole Handy — Fugitive charge related to felony extradition.
Megan Michelle Finley — Felony probation violation.
Sierra Rose Dickerson — Misdemeanor probation violation.
Brian Eugene Finley — Possession of a Schedule I or II controlled substance.
Kimberly Judith Cianciola — Contempt of court for allegedly disobeying a court process or judgment.
Marquis Deangelo Penn — Violation of good behavior related to a misdemeanor offense.
Lorenzo Lamas Ross — Carrying a concealed firearm and possession with intent to distribute between one ounce and five pounds of marijuana.
Matthew Lee McCrickard — Contempt related to a new arrest while receiving bail or pretrial services.
Kendra Nicole Bruce — Failure to appear on a felony offense and contempt of court.
Destiny Jade Thompson — Two felony probation violations.
Brian Walter Martin — Second-offense driving while intoxicated within five years, second-offense refusal of a breath test and driving after forfeiture of his license.
The report reflects booking information provided by the Martinsville Sheriff’s Office and does not indicate the outcome of any case.
All charges are allegations. Each person is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.
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