Case dismissed in side-by-side incident
ELKINS — The case against a Randolph County man charged with being in possession of a stolen side-by-side was dismissed this week after officials determined there was "no sufficient evidence." During a preliminary hearing, Randolph County Magistrate Benjamin Shepler dismissed the case against Joshua Clarence Miller, 31, of Mill Creek, who was originally charged with one count of receiving or transferring stolen goods, a felony. At the hearing's start, Assistant Randolph County Prosecutor Leckta Poling called West Virginia State Trooper Henry Bonetti to testify before the court. ...