MARTINSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — Seventeen of the 82 people indicted back in January for their alleged roles in a Baltimore-based drug trafficking organization have pleaded guilty, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) said.

The drug ring was distributing “substantial amounts” of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and cocaine in Berkeley and Jefferson counties, the DOJ said.

The DOJ said Thursday that the people below have entered guilty pleas:

• Zachary Doman, age 24, of Martinsburg
• Marissa Huntoon-Gregory, 34, of Summit Point
• Connor McLaughlin, 31, of Ranson
• Alyssa McIntyre, 28, of Harpers Ferry
• Daniel Corbin, Jr., 35, of Martinsburg
• Eric Custer, 38, of Charles Town
• John Yates, 36, of Bunker Hill
• Haile Speaks, 21, of Charles Town
• Kimberly Barrett, 44, of Harpers Ferry
• Brenda Henry, 57, of Charles Town
• John LeCluse, 39, of Harpers Ferry
• Michael Engle, 46, of Harpers Ferry
• Joshua Barrett, 44, of Harpers Ferry
• Gregory O’Brien Long, Jr. 26, of Charles Town
• Jeffrey Main, 53, of Harpers Ferry
• Eva Ashbaugh, 25, of Harpers Ferry
• Kayleigh Beavers, 38, of Winchester, Virginia

The trial for the remaining defendants is scheduled for February 4, 2025, before Judge Gina M. Groh, the DOJ said.

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