A Newport News man has been indicted on another charge stemming from a bank robbery in Carrollton in March.

Demarco Antonio McMullen, 25, was indicted by a Suffolk grand jury this week on a charge of eluding police.

McMullen is accused of robbing the Carrollton branch of Langley Federal Credit Union on March 17. Suffolk police later spotted the suspect on Bridge Road and initiated a pursuit, which ended in Chesapeake after a short foot chase.

McMullen’s charges in Isle of Wight Circuit Court from the Carrollton robbery are pending a mental health review, according to an online court system.

McMullen also has charges pending from a Suffolk robbery on March 10 at the Xenith Bank in the 1000 block of North Main Street.

The grand jury handed down indictments Monday against 42 defendants on 112 charges. The full grand jury list is below.

Amelia Debroa Branch — grand larceny (4 counts); conspiracy to commit larceny (2 counts)

Anthony Careem Brown — possession of burglary tools (2 counts); grand larceny (2 counts); third offense larceny (2 counts); attempted petit larceny

Jerlean W. Brown — possession of cocaine

Marquise Brown — defraud innkeeper

Terry Lee Caldwell — abduction with intent to defile

Jason Michael Cavanaugh — possession of burglary tools

George Cosgrove — hit and run, felony

Brandon Jermaine Davis — unauthorized use of vehicle

Janell Charlean Demetris — possession of heroin

Damontae L. Diggs — grand larceny; larceny with intent to sell

Earl Riddick Goodman — recruit for criminal gang

William Eugene Goodman — drive while intoxicated, third offense within 5 years

Tyrone Alexander Hawkins — forge public record (5 counts); utter forged public record (5 counts); unlawfully obtain DMV documents (5 counts); fraudulent use of birth certificate; false statement on DMV application (2 counts); drive while intoxicated, first offense, BAC .15-.20

Louis Dell Highsmith — bomb/burn threat

Adam Ray Hoag — strangle causing wound or injury

Dawn Michelle Hoffman — possession of heroin

Mark Anthony Hunter — felony hit and run

Wyndell Jones — forgery; uttering; obtain money by false pretense; identity theft

Lorale Devon Kearney — grand larceny; receive a stolen firearm

Jelisa Nicole Knight — child neglect/abuse (2 counts)

Devan Markese Lynch — forgery; uttering; obtain money by false pretense; identity theft

Ryan Nicholas Malaby — grand larceny; statutory burglary; larceny with intent to sell

Latabus Lemont Mann — robbery; use firearm in commission of a felony (2 counts); wear mask in public (2 counts); attempted robbery

DeMarco Antonio McMullen — eluding police, endanger

David Eugene Moore — aggravated malicious wounding

Eric Lavon Morris — grand larceny (3 counts); conspiracy to commit grand larceny; larceny with intent to sell; possession of burglary tools; fail to appear on felony charge (4 counts)

Elijah Layne Morrison — strangulation resulting in injury; statutory burglary; grand larceny

Matthew Gordon Nagle — possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, ½ ounce to 5 pounds

Justin Cade Owens — grand larceny; larceny with intent to sell

Chad August Peele — statutory burglary; larceny of a firearm

Aaron Person — possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, ½ ounce to 5 pounds; possess cocaine

Kerry Alexander Richardson — grand larceny; larceny with intent to sell; obtain money by false pretense

Reshad Montae Savage — possession of heroin with intent to distribute; nonviolent felon possess gun; possess firearm with drugs

Justin Cial Schleeper — child abuse/neglect; child cruelty

Quinica Michelle Simmons — attempted obtain money by false pretense

Charlie Lee Skeete — falsify firearm purchase form (2 counts); attempt to possess firearm by felon

Ashley Marie Smith — possess heroin

Tamika Shadonne Smith — grand larceny

Vontrail Marquis Thorpe — concealment, third offense

Montreal Dominic Tyler — credit card theft

Thomas Perry Warren — aggravated malicious wounding; abduction; malicious discharge of a firearm in an occupied building; assault and battery of family member; possession of gun by involuntarily committed

Dennis Mathew White — assault and battery of a law enforcement officer