PRESTONSBURG — Rape and sodomy lead a list of 41 indictments handed down by a Floyd County grand jury this week.

David Jason Slone, 38, of Wayland, was indicted on one count of first-degree rape and one count of first-degree sodomy for alleged using force to engage in sexual intercourse and deviate sexual intercourse with an unnamed victim April 21.

Shortly after the attack occurred, Slone was shot by a relative of the victim, who then held him at gunpoint while waiting for police to arrive. Prosecutors declined to charge the woman with a crime.

Slone was also charged with one count of being a persistent felony offender because he has at least two previous felony convictions on his record.

In other news, Gary Coburn, 58, of Wayland, was charged with attempted murder, first-degree burglary and possession of burglar’s tools. The grand jury alleges Coburn unlawfully entered the home of Ouida Coburn and pointed a loaded gun at her, with the intent to kill her.

In another case, Christopher L. Cox, 26, of Garrett, was indicted on charges of first-degree unlawful imprisonment and fourth-degree assault. The grand jury accused him of unlawfully restraining Jeanna White on Dec. 19, and of hitting her with a belt and punching her in the face.

The grand jury also charged a Melvin man for the Feb. 25 theft of University of Kentucky-themed memorial flowers from the grave of Anthony Osborne, at Newman Cemetery at Hi Hat. Randall J. Vickers Jr., 26, faces single counts of violating graves and theft.

Other indictments handed down by the grand jury include:

• James Newsome, 37, Dwale, first-degree assault, for allegedly striking Crystal Williams with his fist and kicking her in the head with steel-toed boots.
• Joey Lewis, 28, Banner, first-degree assault, for allegedly biting William Hall in the back, striking him with his first and cutting him with a box cutter and screwdriver.
• Steven McDonough, 54, Wayland, failure to comply with sex offender registration, for failing to supply authorities with his current address after March 29.
• Jeremy R. Howell, 26, and Josh Robinette, 26, both of Grethel, theft by unlawful taking, for allegedly taking property belonging to Contract Highwall Mining. Robinette was also charged with being a persistent felony offender.
• Brandon L. Newsome, 21, Grethel, and Stewart C. King, 39, Teaberry, theft by unlawful taking and second-degree criminal mischief, for allegedly taking and defacing property belonging to Steven Jones. The two men are also accused in a second indictment of taking property belonging to CSX Railroad. King also faces a charge of being a persistent felony offender.
• Johnny C. Stewart, 44, Teaberry, two counts of theft by unlawful taking, for allegedly taking property belonging to Lee Roy Newsome.
• James Clifford Slone, 29, Bevinsville, third-degree burglary, second-degree criminal trespass and possession of burglar’s tools, for allegedly entering the property of Elkhorn Coal Company’s Price Tipple.
• April Collins, 24, East Point, and Alex Adkins, 31, Banner, second-degree burglary, for allegedly entering the home of Wendell Collins. Adkins also faces a charge of being a persistent felony offender.
• Robin Henson, 47, Pikeville, and Laura B. Hall, 29, Beaver, first-degree possession of a forged instrument and theft by unlawful taking, for allegedly possessing a forged check and taking property belonging to Sherry Hall.
• Robin Lafferty, 37, Dwale, theft by deception, for allegedly writing a cold check to Performance Food Service in the amount of $12,073.88.
• David Chaffins, 36, Prestonsburg, theft by failure to make required disposition, for allegedly using property belonging to Lowell Samons Jr. as his own.
• Clifton Boyd, 33, Harold, theft by deception, second-degree forgery and persistent felony offender, for allegedly presenting a check in the name of Wayne Coleman to Velocity Market, in the amount of $260.
• Steven L. Childers, 24, Shelby Gap, theft by failure to make required disposition, for allegedly treating property belonging to Big Sandy Two-Way Communications as his own.
• Charles J. Brewer, 33, Jackson, and Joshua Getson, 32, Jackson, theft by unlawful taking and persistent felony offender, for allegedly taking property belonging to Walmart.
• Charles Duncan, 34, Betsy Layne, second-degree burglary and first-degree criminal mischief, for allegedly entering the home of Justin Akers and causing damage to property.
• Shane Howard, 21, Prestonsburg, and Cory Watkins, 23, Prestonsburg, receiving stolen property, for allegedly receiving property belonging to Deanna Greer.
• Daniel J. Bentley, 26, Jackhorn, and Trena Triplett, 18, Isom, receiving stolen property, for allegedly receiving property belonging to Betty Bentley.
• Ryan O. Meade, 31, Pikeville, first-degree possession of a controlled substance (oxycodone).
• Jerry M. Hatfield, 55, Auxier, first-degree possession of a controlled substance (cocaine and oxycodone), third-degree possession of a controlled substance (Zolpiden Tartrate) and controlled substance not in original container.
• Curtis T. Blackburn, 64, Prestonsburg, first-degree possession of a controlled substance (oxycodone) and controlled substance not in original container.
• John C. Stewart, 44, Grethel, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
• Pauline Johnson, 42, Langley, making false statement to receive benefits, for failing to report a change in income in order to receive food stamps.
• Patricia L. Tackett, 47, Weeksbury, making false statement to receive benefits, for failing to report a change in income in order to receive food stamps.

• Teddy Ryan Spears, 24, Weeksbury, first-degree possession of a controlled substance (Opana), second-degree possession of a controlled substance (hydrocodone), third-degree possession of a controlled substance (clonopin and cyclobenzeprine), controlled substance not in original container and public intoxication.

• Wade Slone, 38, Wheelwright, DUI, driving on a DUI-suspended license and operating an ATV on roadway.
• Amy Bailey, 26, Prestonsburg, DUI, driving on a DUI-suspended license, no insurance and failure to wear seatbelt.
• Michael Hall, 47, Chesapeake, Va., DUI, first-degree evading police, receiving stolen property, second-degree evading police, resisting arrest, failure to wear seatbelt, failure to produce insurance card, no insurance, possession of open alcoholic beverage, second-degree disorderly conduct and reckless driving.
• George J. Vandiver, 51, Prestonsburg, DUI, driving on a DUI-suspended license, no insurance, failure to wear seatbelt, no registration receipt and second-degree persistent felony offender.