A woman who allegedly attacked her child and another man has been charged.
The Union County Grand Jury has indicted Elisabeth Rachel Carver, 43, whose court-listed address is Montpelier, Indiana.
According to court documents, about 3 p.m., July 27, police were called to the City of Marysville Municipal Pool. When police arrived, they found Carver who was, according to court documents, “noticeably intoxicated and disorderly.”
“She was acting out of line,” said Assistant Union County Prosecutor Rick Rodger.
Witnesses told investigators that Carver pushed her 18-month-old daughter off a park bench. They told police Carver screamed obscenities and repeatedly told the girl’s father to get the girl away from her. Witnesses said the woman was throwing books.
“It can also be seen on security footage where she strikes (the girl’s father) under the chin,” according to court documents.
Deputy Police Chief Tony Brooks said Carver has, “had a number of incidents before.”
Court documents indicate Carver has prior domestic convictions in 2006 and 2010.
If convicted, Carver could face as many as 10 years in prison.
Also indicted was:
– Jacob Andrew Morrow, 26, of 549 Fourth St., Marysville. Morrow is charged with one count each of possession of drugs and possessing drug abuse instruments. According to court documents, on Feb. 17, Morrow was arrested with Suboxone. Court documents indicate in 2012 Morrow was convicted of a drug abuse offense.
If convicted on all counts, Morrow could face as many as 18 months in prison.
– Shayne Eugene Scott, 19, of 584 Meadows Dr., Marysville. Scott is charged with one count each of trafficking in marijuana, trafficking in drugs, tampering with evidence and aggravated possession of drugs.
Rodger said that on Oct. 13, law enforcement was called to the Meadows Drive home on another incident. While there, officers were attempting to secure the home when they found a locked bedroom door. Investigators got consent to open and enter the room. When they did, Scott “became enraged.”
Rodger said investigators allegedly found psilocin, also known as mushrooms, Alprazolam, marijuana and Xanax, “all of which appeared to be packaged for sale.”
If convicted on all counts, Scott could face as many as eight years in prison.
– Gregory Danner, 57, of 563 Fawnbrook Dr., Marysville. Danner is charged with one count each of operating a vehicle under the influence of alcohol, a drug abuse or a combination of them, failure to comply with open container laws and improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle.
According to court documents, about 6:54 p.m., a man, later identified as Danner, was seen, “stumbling as he exited” a local grocery store. Police were called to the scene and told the man got into a pick-up truck with a trailer.
Police found the truck and spoke to Danner.
“Upon speaking and interacting with him, a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage was present,” according to court documents.
The officer reported that Danner’s speech was blurred and his eyes were glassy and bloodshot.
Danner admitted he had been drinking before police arrived and earlier in the afternoon. Rodger said there was alcohol in plain sight in the car.
Police at the scene conducted field sobriety tests and Danner was arrested.
Danner told police searching his car that he had a gun in the console of his truck.
“A Glock 19 handgun was found in the center console of the pickup with a magazine containing 10 rounds in the firearm,” according to court documents.
Rodger said that after his arrest, Danner was tested and his blood alcohol level was allegedly a .243.
If convicted on all counts, Danner could face more than 18 months in prison.