LEBANON — A Dayton man has been indicted by a Warren County grand jury on a string of felony charges including deception to obtain the painkiller OxyContin. Donald K. Roddy, 44, is charged with eight felony counts of deception to obtain a dangerous drug. The alleged offenses occurred from October 2000 to July.

        He was “not telling the doctor in Warren County that he was getting the same or similar drugs from a doctor in Butler County,” Warren County Prosecutor Tim Oliver said.

        Mr. Roddy is also charged with misuse of credit cards, passing bad checks, forgery and theft, all felonies.

        In other indictments released Monday:

        • Rachel Mae Talley, a housekeeper/nanny for a Turtlecreek Township couple, is charged with felony counts of grand theft and theft. Ms. Talley, 27, of Cincinnati is accused of taking nearly $45,000 in property and cash.

        • Benjamin R. Bradley, 24, of South Lebanon, on felonious assault. He allegedly injured a fellow Warren County Jail inmate.

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