A Clinton County man involved in a standoff, eventual manhunt and shots being fired at law enforcement officers during an incident that occurred in mid-February of this year has been indicted on a multitude of charges and indictment counts by a Clinton County Grand Jury.
During last month’s regular session of the grand jury’s convening, the body handed down at least 33 total counts, involving at least seven different felony charges against Bobby Fulton, 45, who was involved in the two-day manhunt which involved the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office, Kentucky State Police, and other area law enforcement agencies.
Fulton was indicted by the grand jury on charges of wanton endangerment first degree (six counts) when defendant “wantonly engaged in conducted which created a substantial danger of death or serious physical injury…” which involved members of law enforcement, including deputies, the sheriff and state police troopers.
The defendant was also indicted on a single count of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon (two charges); two counts of fleeing or evading  police first degree; five counts of criminal attempt to commit assault first degree; resisting arrest (a Class A Misdemeanor); terroristic threatening 2nd degree (two counts); and a host of 2nd degree persistent felony offender charges in relation to the alleged offenses mentioned.
The offense of criminal attempt to commit assault is a Class B Felony and wanton endangerment first degree is a Class C Felony.
The alleged offenses occurred on or about February 15 and 16, 2026, according to the true bills returned in open circuit court. Clinton County Sheriff Ricky Marcum gave testimony to the grand jury in the case.
Reports at the time of the incident allege the suspect had “fired a couple of shots prior to officers arriving on scene,” of an apparent initial domestic dispute call.
During a brief foot pursuit of the suspect, Fulton apparently fired several shots at law enforcement officers before escaping on foot, leading to a manhunt over the two-day period.
Sheriff Marcum noted in a press release at the time that the suspect was found on Monday, February 16, around dark by Cumberland County deputies who had also been assisting in the manhunt.
Officers from the Wayne County Sheriff’s Office also were involved in the pursuit.
The grand jury handed down several other indictments in April, including:
* Anthony M. Aaron, 44, the alleged offenses of fleeing or evading police first degree (Class C Felony); wanton endangerment first degree (Class D Felony); reckless driving; disregarding a stop sign; speeding; driving on a suspended operator’s license (Class B Misdemeanor); operating a motor vehicle while under the influence – first offense.
The alleged offense occurred on or about March 25 and March 19.
* Elizabeth Glidewell, 44, the alleged offenses of assault 3rd degree (Class D Felony); resisting arrest and assault 4th degree (Class A Misdemeanors).
The alleged offenses occurred on or about January 19, 2026.
* Charlie York, 46, the alleged offenses of possession of a controlled substance first degree – methamphetamine (Class D Felony); possession of drug paraphernalia (Class A Misdemeanor); trafficking in a controlled substance first degree – 1st offense and trafficking in a controlled substance first degree – 2nd offense (Class B Felonies.)
The alleged offenses occurred on or about March 9.
* Rachel Brumley, 49, the alleged offenses of possession of a controlled substance first degree – first offense (Class D Felony); possession of marijuana (Class A Misdemeanor); disorderly conduct 2nd degree (Class B Misdemeanor); terroristic threatening 2nd degree (Class D Felony).
The alleged offense occurred on or about March 9.
* Jada Shelton, 38, the alleged offenses of possession of a controlled substance first degree – methamphetamine (three total charges); possession of a controlled substance first degree – first offense (Class D Felonies); possession of drug paraphernalia (two charges (Class A Misdemeanors); tampering with physical evidence (Class D Felony).
The alleged offenses occurred on or about July 21, 2025 and March 4 and March 9, 2026.
* Ricky Perdue, 45, the alleged offenses of possession of a controlled substance first degree, second offense – methamphetamine (Class D Felony); possession of a firearm by a convicted felon; possession of drug paraphernalia (Class A Misdemeanor).
The alleged offenses occurred on or about March 4.
* Kenneth Gunter, 57, the alleged offenses of possession of drug paraphernalia (Class A Misdemeanor); trafficking in a controlled substance first degree – 1st offense, two charges (Class C Felonies); possession of a controlled substance first degree – 1st offense (Class D Felony); possession of a controlled substance first degree and possession of marijuana (Class A Misdemeanors).
The alleged offenses occurred on or about March 9.
* Naomi G. Tucker, 40, the alleged offenses of terroristic threatening 2nd degree (Class D Felony); disorderly conduct 2nd degree (Class B Misdemeanor).
The alleged offenses occurred on or about November 3, 2025.
* Jonathan E. Wray, 39, the alleged offenses of possession of an alcoholic beverage container; failure to wear seat belt; careless driving; following another vehicle too closely; reckless driving; operating a motor vehicle under the influence, fourth or subsequent offense (Class D Felony); persistent felony offender first degree.
The alleged offenses occurred on or about March 3.
* Archie R. Boykin, 49, the alleged offense of possession of a controlled substance first degree – methamphetamine (Class D Felony).
The alleged offense occurred on or about March 19.
* Desirea Riddle, 29, the alleged offense of possession of a controlled substance first degree, second such offense.
The offense occurred on or about February 2.
* Matthew Thrasher, 37, the alleged offense of flagrant nonsupport, with the defendant being in arrearage in the amount of $23,874.67.
The alleged offense occurred on or about July 2008 through April 9, 2026.
(Editor’s Note: An indictment is a statement of probable cause to believe an offense has been committed and further court proceedings are warranted. Individuals named in a true bill are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.)