Tuesday, May 04, 1999
Three indicted on weapons charges
Police say defendants Prosecutors suspect planned plan to trade stolen guns for drugs
The Cincinnati Enquirer
A Hamilton County grand jury indicted three men and one woman Monday on charges of possessing 26 stolen guns when police stopped them last month for a routine traf fic violation.
Prosecutors say they apparently intended to trade the guns for crack cocaine.
Three of the defendants — Mary Beth Ohair, Earl Stephens and Bobby Wells — face 26 charges of receiving stolen property and one charge of carrying a concealed weapon.
The fourth, Jerome Stanford, is charged with one count of having weapons while under disability, which means a prior offense made it illegal for him to carry a weapon.
Prosecutors say the guns were discovered after police stopped a car driven by Ms. Ohair on April 23. They say each defendant carried a gun and a search led to the other 26 weapons.
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