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Whatever happened to Adair County's courthouse slayer, Ronald Webb? Ronald Webb indicted for driving through courthouse door in August Ronald Webb has been in the local and state news again this week after having been indicted by the Grand Jury for driving his pickup truck through the Adair County courthouse door, among other outrageous actions, on the night of August 20, 2005. Webb, 44, was indicted for driving under the influence of illegal substances, burglary and for crashing up considerable property. He has been in the Adair County Regional Jail since being arrested that evening unless someone has come forward to make his bond. Officials don't know who that might be, however, since his actions seem to have ticked off so many people. He will remain in jail until case is settled. He has a court appointed attorney from the Department of Pub Advocacy located downtown in the old press room who will negotiate for him. Click here for Ronald Webb's original story and courthouse photos This story was posted on 2005-10-15 08:44:07
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