The August term of the Warren County Grand Jury wrapped up its work Friday with a fourth and final arraignment hearing.

Since being empaneled Monday, grand jurors returned indictments in 79 of the 93 cases they heard. Arrest warrants were issued for those who were indicted, but failed to appear at arraignment hearings. Most of those arraigned face November trial dates.

“The majority of the cases we presented were indicted, so I would say this was a successful grand jury,” said Assistant District Attorney Angela Carpenter. “Our job is to present what we have, but in the end it is the decision of the jury. We have some strong cases, and I am confident we will be able to present them to the best of our ability come trial time.”

Arraigned Friday were:

Steven L. Baker, 30, 2225 Letitia St., possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute and sale of a controlled substance, charged April 24-25.

Richard Daumer, 29 114 Bering St., motor vehicle larceny, charged May 29.

Charles Ray Johnson, 19, 40 U.S. 80, third offense shoplifting, charged Nov. 28.

Danny L. Jones, 523 Farmer St., two counts of closed account felony bad check, charged for offenses June 3 and May 14.

Christy Lewis, 24, 204 Buena Vista Drive, attempted credit card fraud, charged for offenses Aug. 22-27.

Leslie Moore, 24, 4600 Halls Ferry Road, attempted credit card fraud, charged for offenses Aug. 22-27.

Devaris Sentrelle Morton, 22, 211 Belva Drive, possession of a controlled substance and sale of a controlled substance, charged for offenses April 30 and May 2.

Larry Victor Tyrone, 18, 2006 Old Highway 27, three counts of credit card fraud, charged Jan. 19.

Ira Trent Woods, 47, 1315 Crawford St., statutory rape of a victim under 14, charged Feb. 8.

The next Warren County Grand Jury will meet in October.

The panel, chosen from voter rolls, meets with prosecutors, reviews case files and determines whether it believes there is sufficient basis for formal charges and trials.