Henderson County District Attorney Jenny H. Palmer announced that the Grand Jury returned numerous indictments during its December 2024 sessions of the July term. In addition to 21 cases indicted under seal, the following individuals were formally charged with crimes ranging from drug possession to violent offenses.
Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Child
- Chhunly Phim, 33, of Tool
Driving While Intoxicated 3rd or More
- William Shuffield, Jr., 39, of Flower Mound
- Eddie Davis, 50, of Chandler
Impersonating a Public Servant
- Don Davis, 58, of Bruceville
Aggravated Robbery
- Joshua Brown, 20, of Mabank
- Mason Hill, 19, of Eustace
Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon
- Freddie Castillo, 36, of Athens (4 counts)
- Bradley Gould, 33, of Brownsboro
- Kerry Barnett, III, 51, of Athens
Unlawful Possession of a Firearm by a Felon
- Bradley Gould, 33, of Brownsboro
Online Solicitation of a Minor
- Terry Ellegood, 63, of Mabank
Possession of Controlled Substance
- Joseph Combs, 26, of Eustace (2 counts)
- Mercydes McIntyre, 25, of Brownsboro
- Lonnie Fitzgerald, 54, of Seagoville
- Patrick Schrum, II, 51, of Athens
- Christopher Hunt, 37, of Mabank
- Monica Camp, 51, of Athens
- Johnny Adamek, 70, of Mabank (2 counts)
Fraudulent Use/Possession of Identifying Information
- Lathan Nix, 24, of Mabank (2 counts)
- Bryan Williams, 50, of Gun Barrel City
Theft of a Firearm
- Lathan Nix, 24, of Mabank
Burglary of a Habitation
- Nathan Watson, 35, of Seven Points
Assault Against a Public Servant
- Todd Busse, 57, of Trinidad (3 counts)
Tampering with Physical Evidence
- Kerry Barnett, III, 51, of Athens
Evading Arrest or Detention with a Motor Vehicle
- Casey Wright, 33, of Frankston
- Jessica Gonzalez, 45, of Murchison
Theft of Property with Prior Convictions
- Bret Kennedy, 36, of Tool (3 counts)
This list represents open indictments made public during the December 2024 Grand Jury session. An additional 21 cases remain sealed at this time. The District Attorney's Office emphasized that the indictments are part of the continued efforts to maintain safety and justice throughout Henderson County.
