Court Roundup: Muskingum County Common Pleas Court
Pleas
Tyler Cockrell, 27, of Waco, Texas, pleaded guilty to one fifth-degree felony count of theft and six fifth-degree felony counts of possession of criminal tools.
Feb. 4
Pleas
Christopher Hunt, 41, of White Cottage, pleaded guilty to one fourth-degree felony count of trafficking marijuana with a forfeiture specification.
Jarrell McCrae, 32, of Zanesville, pleaded guilty to one third-degree felony count of attempted discharging a firearm into a habitation with a firearm specification and one third-degree felony count of having a weapon while under disability.
Feb. 8
Pleas
Penny Hayes, 49, of Zanesville, pleaded guilty to two fourth-degree felony counts of OVI with five prior convictions in 20 years.
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WHIZ News
Officials Sworn In At Courthouse
ZANESVILLE, Ohio-County Commissioners Cindy Cameron and Mollie Crooks and County Recorder Cindy Rodgers were sworn in this morning by judge Kelly Cottrill.
The event was attended by the official’s families and other county officials. Cottrill considers it one of the happier days of a judge’s career.
“The elected officials of our county, it’s a great responsibility these individuals have. It’s a responsibility we all have as elected officials to serve our constituents and to be asked to swear these individuals in, it’s an honor… I don’t do a lot of things that are joyful and happy, expungement of records, sealing of records, of criminal offenders who are worthy is one of the things, and this is another.”, Cottrill told WHIZ.