| WOMAN THREATENS FAMILY - The Marion County Sheriff's Department has arrested a woman accused of threatening to shoot her family.
Suzanne Greathouse, 40, according to the criminal complaint, pointed a shotgun at her husband and twelve year old daughter.
Greathouse threatened to shoot her daughter if she didn't move out of the way, according to documents.
She faces two counts of wanton endangerment and child neglect creating risk of injury or death. She is currently in the North Central Regional Jail with bail set at $30,000.
THREE-YEAR-OLD HELD AT GUNPOINT - Police arrested a Charleston man for allegedly holding a three-year-old child at gunpoint in a domestic dispute.
Robert Barcliff, 26, pulled a gun on his girlfriend and her child during an argument.
Barcliff's girlfriend hit him in the head with a pair of clippers, grabbed the child and ran to a neighbor's house to call for help.
He is charged with two counts of wanton endangerment.
GUNS DISCOVERED IN CADDY - The discovery of a gun hidden under the hood of an impounded vehicle has led to the arrest of a Dunbar man and the confiscation of two ounces of marijuana and more than $3,000 cash.
South Charleston police were trying to jump-start a white Cadillac DeVille seized from Elbert Lee Hall, 42, when they found a gray plastic bag under the hood.
Inside was a loaded Glock 22 pistol wrapped in a white cloth, says a criminal complaint.
Officers then began searching for Hall. He was spotted driving a red Cadillac DeVille, police noted the windows appeared to be tinted too dark.
Detective A.R. Gordon pulled the car over at the foot of the Dunbar Toll Bridge and asked Hall to move the car to a nearby parking lot. He noticed Hall throwing a blue plastic bag out the passenger window.
Additional officers arrived and recovered the bag, which held 2.12 ounces of marijuana.
The officers also found another gun hidden in a similar manner.
They also found $3,865 in cash in the glove compartment.
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