DeWitt grand jury issues 19 indictments June 2

The DeWitt County grand jury handed down 18 felony indictments after jurors met for their hearing of cases June 2.

Six of the 19 indictments returned as sealed, which typically indicates that law enforcement has not yet served arrest warrants in those cases.

Important to note is that an indictment does not necessarily mean that a person is guilty of the crime(s) listed. An indictment is produced whenever jurors believe the prosecution has presented enough evidence in a case to warrant a trial, at which time the courts will determine the guilt or innocence of the accused.

Those receiving indictments during the June 2 grand jury meeting are:

• Austin Davis, for family violence and unlawful restraint. 
• Raquel Amaya Delossantos, for Arson (repeat offender).
• Jacob Martin, for property theft.
• James Curtis Moore, for family violence (repeat offender).
• Samuel Garcia Jr., for evading arrest or detention (repeat offender).
• Matthew Zamora, for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle; theft.
• Aidan Ariza, for controlled substance possession.
• Jacob Galeana, for marijuana possession in a drug-free zone. 
• Ruben Gamez, for manufacturing or delivery of a controlled substance.
• Monica Garcia,  for manufacturing or delivery of a controlled substance.
• Corey Hondett, for controlled substance possession in a drug-free zone.
• Ronell Green, for manufacturing or delivery of a controlled substance (repeat offender).
• Ronell Green, for unlawful firearm possession by a felon (repeat offender).