A mother and grandmother have been indicted for maintaining a meth lab across the street from Bobby Ray Elementary in the same house where a 1-year-old child was being raised.
The baby’s mother Casey France, 19, and her mother Tammy France, 40,  were indicted on charges of promoting the manufacture of meth, child abuse under the age of 8, and possession of meth for resale in a school zone. The fact the alleged meth lab was found in their house located next to the school on Towles Avenue makes the offense a higher felony. Officers raided the house late last year and found numerous items used in the production of meth.
In other grand jury action rendered Friday:
• Timothy Hupp was indicted on charges of attempted escape and vandalism. He is charged for trying to break out of Warren County Jail by crawling through the roof of his cell.
• Karen West and Stephen West were indicted on the charge of initiating the process intended to manufacture meth.
• Whitney Bruce was indicted on the charge of possession of drugs.
• Kim Campbell was indicted on the charge of vandalism.
• Christopher Johnson was indicted on charges of possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia.
• Dustin Lawson was indicted on charges of initiating the process to manufacture meth.
• James Scheidler and Terry York Jr., were indicted on charges of initiating the process to manufacture of meth, possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia, and introduction of drugs into a penal institution.
• Jennifer Mabe and Dewayne Wilder were indicted on the charge of possession of drugs.
• Jonathan Whiteaker was indicted on charges of possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia.
• Travis Martin was indicted on charges of resisting arrest and possession of drugs.
• Shane West was indicted on the charge of theft, criminal trespass and vandalism.
• Crystal White was indicted on the charge of failure to keep her child in school.
• David Medley was indicted on the charge of domestic assault.
• Christopher Bratcher and Luther George IV were indicted on charges of theft and vandalism.
• Thomas Patterson was indicted on the charge of violation of an order of protection.
• James Jones was indicted on charges of evading arrest, vandalism, reckless endangerment, reckless driving, second-offense DUI and driving on a revoked license.
• Eric McEntee was indicted on the charge of DUI.
• Dennis Godwin was indicted on charges of driving on a revoked license and possession of a revoked license.
• Christopher Northrup and Misty Newby were both given no true bills meaning they were not indicted on their charges.