The Henry County Sheriff’s Office announces that a Henry County Grand Jury has returned true bills of
indictment against 48 individuals on a total of 122 felony charges stemming from narcotics investigations
conducted throughout Henry County.
The indictments are the result of numerous investigations conducted by the Henry County Sheriff’s Office
Vice and Drug Interdiction Units into the distribution and possession of illegal narcotics within our
communities. The cases involve a variety of controlled substances, including methamphetamine, fentanyl,
cocaine, heroin, xylazine and other illegal drugs.
These indictments represent the culmination of extensive investigative work conducted over 14 months.
Narcotics investigations frequently require investigators to develop information, conduct surveillance, gather
evidence and work through the judicial process before charges can be presented to a Grand Jury.
The Henry County Sheriff’s Office continues working to locate and arrest individuals who remain wanted on
these indictments. Several individuals have already been taken into custody and served with their respective
charges, while law enforcement continues its efforts to locate those who have not yet been apprehended. The
following individuals have been arrested and served with their indictments:
- David Scott Bonhams
Distribution of Methamphetamine, 3rd or Subsequent Offense - Tommy Lee Bowers Jr.
Distribution of Methamphetamine – 2 counts - Curtis Deon Campbell
Distribution of Cocaine – 2 counts - Gerardo Lovelton Deshazo
Distribution of Cocaine – 2 counts - Regina Barnes Gammon
Distribution of Methamphetamine - James Boles Horne
Distribution of Methamphetamine – 3 counts
Endangering the Life of a Child – 2 counts - April Lynn Kump
Distribution of Methamphetamine - Benjamin Eric Miles
Distribution of Methamphetamine – 2 counts - Gregory Lee Risaliti
Distribution of Methamphetamine, Greater Than 100 Grams – 3 counts - Pamela Sue Risaliti
Distribution of Methamphetamine, Greater Than 100 Grams – 2 counts - Alisha Nicole Vaughn
Distribution of Fentanyl
Distribution of Cocaine - Claude Donnell Woods Sr.
Distribution of Methamphetamine, Distribution of Cocaine, Distribution of Marijuana
Possession of a Firearm While Distributing Schedule I/II Narcotics - Trey Lee Fink
Possession of Methamphetamine - Samuel Wayne Deal
Possession of Ortho-Methylfentanyl - Cassandra Dawn Foster
Possession of Methamphetamine
Possession of Cocaine - Stephen Jermaine Gravely
Possession of Methamphetamine - Troy Demarcus Motley
Possession of Cocaine - Donavon Andreaus Nibblett
Possession With Intent to Distribute Fentanyl
Felony Eluding - Cecilia Dianna Robertson
Possession of Methamphetamine - Brittany Nicole Shelton
Possession of Methamphetamine - Elizabeth Anne Swinney
Possession of Fentanyl
As additional individuals are located, arrested, and served with their respective charges, the Henry County
Sheriff’s Office will provide updates to the public.
Sheriff Wayne Davis stated:
“Those who choose to sell and distribute illegal drugs in Henry County should understand that we are going to
continue coming after you. Drug dealers bring addiction, violence and destruction into our neighborhoods and
negatively impact families throughout our community. Our investigators will continue identifying those
responsible, building strong cases and working with our Commonwealth’s Attorney to hold them accountable.
We will not stop our efforts to remove illegal drugs and the people who profit from selling them from our
communities.”
The Henry County Sheriff’s Office recognizes the continued work of its investigators, deputies and law
enforcement partners whose efforts contributed to these cases. The Sheriff’s Office also appreciates the
Patrick County Sheriff’s Office, Martinsville Police Department, and the Virginia State Police along with
members of the community who continue to provide information regarding suspected illegal drug activity.
An indictment is a formal accusation of a crime and is not evidence of guilt. All defendants are presumed
innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law.
Anyone with information regarding illegal narcotics activity or the whereabouts of an individual wanted by the
Henry County Sheriff’s Office is encouraged to contact the Henry County Sheriff’s Office at 276-656-4200 or
Crime Stoppers at 276-632-7463 (63-CRIME). Crime Stoppers callers may remain anonymous and may be
eligible for a reward for information leading to an arrest.
