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Jonathan Luis Jackson, 23, of Suffolk, faces a total of 65 indictment counts in connection with a March 30, 2022 shooting in North Suffolk that killed one man and injured a second one.

The Suffolk Circuit Court Grand Jury returned the indictments against Jackson Wednesday, June 28 that include one for second degree murder and a capias felony direct indictment for first degree murder.

The Grand Jury also indicted Jackson, who remains in custody, on additional charges of conspiracy to commit second degree murder, malicious shooting at occupied vehicles, shooting a firearm within 1,000 feet of a school, aggravated malicious wounding, conspiracy to commit aggravated malicious wounding and use of a fireman in a felony.

Along with that first degree murder direct indictment, the Grand Jury returned 57 more against Jackson, including capias felony direct indictments for use of a firearm in a felony, 28 counts of shooting a firearm from a vehicle and 28 counts of malicious shooting/throwing missiles at vehicles.

Jackson was taken into custody without incident Friday, Jan. 6, the second to be arrested in the case. Suffolk Police also charged Phillip Jovan Etheridge, 23, in connection with the homicide of Tameisha Good Rogers, 40, who was pronounced dead on the scene in the 6300 block of Townsend Place.

On March 27, 2022, the Suffolk 911 Center received a call for service in reference to an attempted armed robbery. The caller advised he was in a vehicle when two unknown individuals wearing masks walked up to the vehicle, displayed firearms which caused the caller to flee.

Prior to officers arriving at Townsend Place, the victim’s vehicle was located in the 6500 block of Hampton Roads Parkway and had multiple bullet holes.

Etheridge was indicted in September 2022 on charges of second degree murder, attempted murder, use of a firearm in commission of a felony, two counts of malicious wounding, two counts of malicious shooting or throwing missiles, shooting a firearm within 1,000 feet of a school, and two counts of conspiracy to commit murder. His trial is set for July 20 in Suffolk Circuit Court.

Federal marshals arrested Jackson in Fayettesville, North Carolina earlier this year and he was extradited back to Virginia to face charges in the shooting.

The June Grand Jury returned a total of 161 indictments against 54 people. Others indicted Wednesday include:

Raymond Lee Ackiss — Felon possessing a weapon/ammo (not gun)

Faith Lanai Anthony — Receiving/buying stolen goods greater than $1,000

Calvin Fleming Beale — Felon possessing a weapon/ammo (not gun); and capias felony direct indictment violent felon possession/transporting a weapon

Charles Adam Bernard — Receiving/buying stolen goods greater than $1,000; and possession of schedule I/II drugs; and distribution to accommodate schedule I/II drugs

Jaylin Daryon Bloodworth — Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle

Johnny Carlson Boone Jr. — Possession of schedule I/II drugs

Jennifer Jean Bradshaw — Possession of schedule I/II drugs

Chavez Deangelo Brown — Distribution of a schedule III substance; and delivery of drugs, firearms, explosives, etc., to prisoners or committed persons

Willie Frank Burch Jr. — Falsify firearm purchase form; and attempted possession of a firearm by a felon

Trevon Cobb — Failure to stop for accident/felony injury

Robert Leonard Collins — Tier III sex offender registration violation, first and second offenses

Jashaun Lynard Crocker — Felon possessing a weapon/ammo (not gun); and capias felony direct indictments on the counts of using a firearm in a robbery (two counts), use of a firearm in felony first offense, conspiracy/robbery, abduction with intent to extort money, conspiracy/abduction, grand larceny equal to or greater than $1,000, conspiracy/grand larceny and gang participation in a criminal act

James Elliot Cross — Failure to stop for accident/felony injury

Le’kevious Ramone Dancy — Violent felon possessing/transporting a weapon

John Henry Dawson — Assault and battery of a family member third-plus offense

Tracy Nicole Dubois — Assault and battery of a law enforcement officer

Levaun Lamar Green — Carrying a concealed weapon second offense; and possession with intent to distribute marijuana greater than one ounce to five pounds

Summer Nicole Greene — Possession of schedule I/II drugs

Daniel Garcia Gutierrez — Construction fraud greater than $1,000

Teddy Lee Harper — Possession of schedule I/II drugs

Laquesha B. Hawkins — Statutory burglary

Kurt Edward Holland — Falsify firearm purchase form

Makya Chanel Jones — Forging public records

Donte Maurice Knight — Possession with intent to distribute marijuana greater than one ounce to five pounds; and capias felony direct indictment possession of schedule I/II drugs

Taylor Jae Love — Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle

David Tyar Maldonado — Malicious wounding

Ellis Lamont Mason — Possession of a firearm by a felon; felon possession a weapon/ammo (not gun); and driving while intoxicated, third offense-substance

John Samuel Miller IV — Possession of a firearm by a felon within 10 years; unlawful discharge of a firearm; and child cruelty

Ronika Mitchell — Capias felony direct indictment embezzlement equal to or greater than $1,000

Deshawn Joseph Mizell — Delivery of drugs, firearms, explosives, etc., to prisoners or committed persons

Nathel Levi Newby Jr. — Assault and battery of a law enforcement officer

Louis Edward Newland Jr. — Possession of schedule I/II drugs; non-violent felon in possession of a firearm in less than 10 years; and eluding a police officer/endangerment

Colby Keon Olds — Failure to return bailed property greater than $1,000

Matthew Evart Pachak — Aggravated malicious wounding

Shashank Dhananjay Patel — Driving on a suspended/revoked license endangerment

Kemonta Dorein Powell — Possession of a firearm by a non-violent felon (two counts

Tyniseia Uuliyah Ralph — Embezzlement equal to or greater than $1,000 (three counts)

Lorrie Ann Ricks — Possession with intent to distribute schedule I/II drugs (two counts)

Monica Lynette Riddick — Assault and battery of a law enforcement officer

Antonio Jaybreon Robles — Capias felony direct indictment attempting to obtain money under false pretenses

Leanne Myrtice Robles — Grand larceny motor vehicle

Tyonna Renee Sears — Capias felony direct indictments of using a firearm in a robbery, use of a firearm in a felony, conspiracy/robbery, abduction with intent to extort money, grand larceny greater than $1,000, conspiracy/grand larceny and gang-participation in a criminal act

Kamare Malik Smith-Black — Abduction; using a firearm in a robbery; conspiracy/robbery; use of a firearm in a felony (two counts); and grand larceny equal to or greater than $1,000

Brandy Nicole Taylor — Possession of schedule I/II drugs

Ronesha Taylor — Falsify firearm purchase form

Kyler Michael Thibeault — Embezzlement equal to or greater than $1,000; and larceny with intent to sell greater than $1,000

Rakariy Kaeyri Totten — Eluding a police officer-endangerment

Quintavious Jamal Walker — Unauthorized use of a motor vehicle

Shamar Lamontt Ward — Using a firearm in a robbery; and  using a firearm in a felony; and capias felony direct indictments for using a firearm in a robbery (two counts), using a firearm in a felony, conspiracy/robbery, abduction with intent to extort money, grand larceny greater than $1,000, conspiracy/abduction, conspiracy/grand larceny and gang-participation in a criminal act

Tommy Lee Ware Jr. — Falsify firearm purchase form

Anthony Wilkerson — Strangulation resulting in wound/injury

Shamar Dashawn Wilkins —  Arson-threaten bomb/burn

Eric Alphonso Wilson — Shooting a firearm within 1,000 feet of a school; and possession of a firearm by a violent felon

Kristi Leigh Wood — Falsify firearm purchase form