A 12-member jury was unable to reach a verdict in the trial of a Vicksburg man charged with possession of a semiautomatic weapon by a convicted felon and two counts of sale of a controlled substance.

Circuit Judge M. James Chaney declared a mistrial in the case of Larry Earl Johnson after the foreman of the jury said in open court the jury was “hopelessly deadlocked” and no juror was willing to change their mind, according to court records.

Johnson was one of four people arrested Feb. 17, 2017, during a drug raid on a home at 712 Speed St. conducted by Vicksburg police and the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics.

In other cases:

• Christopher Shawn Smith, 40, was sentenced to one year in prison after pleading guilty to failing of a sex offender to notify authorities of a change of address. He was also ordered to pay $384.50 in court costs and fees.

• Amanda Maryann Ball, 42, was placed on five years’ supervised probation after pleading guilty to attempted auto burglary. She was also ordered to pay $2,094.50 in restitution, fines, fees and court costs.

• Chaney revoked the suspended sentence of Delzione Lamar Gleese, no age given, sentencing him to five years in prison with two years’ post-release supervision for violating the conditions of the suspension.

• Chaney revoked the suspended sentence of Ricky Ballard, no age given, and sentenced him to 90 days at a Mississippi Department of Corrections technical violation center and placed him on three years’ post-release supervision for violating the conditions of his suspension.

• Samuel Eugene Matthews, no age given, was sentenced to seven years after Chaney revoked his suspended sentence for violating the terms of his suspension.

• Tavious Quinshad Jackson, 20, was placed on five years’ supervised probation and ordered to pay $2,084.50 in restitution, fine, fees and court costs after pleading guilty to burglary of a building.

• Coleman Cain McKay, 36, was ordered to complete a 12-month program at the City of Refuge followed by an unspecified time of supervised probation after Chaney revoked his suspended sentence for violating the conditions of his suspension.

• Jeffery Luckett, 34, was sentenced to one year in jail with five years’ post-released supervision after pleading guilty to possession of a firearm after a felony conviction. He was also ordered to pay $2,084.50 in restitution, fine, fees and court costs.

• Kendarious George Gaskin, 23, was placed on five years’ post-release supervision and ordered to pay $2,084.50 in restitution, fine, fees and court costs after pleading guilty to receiving stolen property.