Kristopher A. Speas, 27, Weston - grand larceny and conspiracy.
Eric J. Metz, 39, Weston - armed robbery, malicious wounding, conspiracy, burglary and petit larceny.
Christopher L. Eakle, 27, Clarksburg - entering without breaking, attempted grand larceny, grand larceny and conspiracy
FAIRMONT -- An FBI police officer has pleaded guilty to conspiracy.
Gary Sutton Jr., of New Milton, will spend six months on probation for his part in invading the privacy of young girls taking part in the Cinderella Project, a discount prom gown event sponsored by Marion County Hospice.
Sutton and another officer, Charles Hommema, of Buckhannon, were working in the FBI Satellite Control Center at the Middletown Mall on April 4, 2009, according to court documents.
Between 9:34 a. m. and 11 a. m. they pointed the FBI security cameras used in the mall at one of five makeshift dressing rooms set up for the event, the documents say, and caught one of the young women topless.
Marion County deputies arrested the pair in April.
Special Magistrate Joey Kohari dropped Sutton's other charge, invasion of privacy, as part of the agreement.
Homemma's trial is scheduled for December.
Calls to the FBI to see if the pair still are agents have not yet been returned
Michael Grayson
Floyd Moore
David Barbeito
Four members of the Pagan Motorcycle Club, including the national president, pleaded not guilty to conspiracy and kidnapping charges in Kanawha County Circuit Court Thursday.
David Barbeito of Maryland, national vice president Floyd Moore of St. Albans and two more club members from out of state will be tried together. Kanawha County Circuit Judge Jim Stucky set the date for February 22nd.
All four appeared in court together, their hands and feet cuffed, dressed in orange jumpsuits.
Fifty-five members of the Pagans from several states were rounded up earlier this month and charged with federal crimes ranging from racketeering to conspiracy to commit murder.
Of the four in court Thursday, only Michael Grayson, is eligible for parole. His attorney says he plans to file those papers with the circuit court.
State police in Weston arrest a couple for allegedly writing bogus checks at the Jane Lew Fireman's Festival.
Shirley Larue, 45, and Mark Larue, 46, are charged with fraudulent schemes and conspiracy. They allegedly wrote nearly a dozen bad checks at the festival a few weeks ago.
Troopers found the couple in Clarksburg and also learned they were wanted in Oklahoma and Florida on similar charges.
They're being held at the North Central Regional Jail.
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