WOODSTOCK — Instances of damage to a local business, thefts and a sexual offense were among the latest indictments handed up by a Shenandoah County grand jury this month.

Devin Etter, 24, of the 6000 block of Mount Jackson, was indicted on charges of entering a dwelling with the intent to commit larceny, destruction of property valued at more than $1,000 from an April 17 instance; destruction of property valued at more than $1,000 in a second April 17 incident and entering a dwelling to commit a felony and stealing a firearm in an Oct. 24 instance.

The first April 17 incident involves Georges Feed Mill, on Caverns Road in Mount Jackson. Etter was found at the scene and admitted to a Mount Jackson Police Department investigator that he broke the front door of the business, and broke out windows throughout the facility and doorways in the office areas, totaling about $23,000 in damage, a criminal complaint states.

Etter also caused mechanical problems with the mill boiler in the amount of about $550, several fire extinguishers in the amount of $250, first aid kits in the amount of $410 and an elevator belt in the amount of $8,414. The total damage amount was about $32,600. Etter also entered a Georges Chicken dump truck by destroying a passenger side window with a fire extinguisher, totaling about $185 in damage.

The second April 17 incident involved the Yellow Barn, also on Caverns Road. Etter allegedly broke a glass front door, showcase glass, two street lights inside the business, a go-cart and the police phone box, totaling about $9,115 in damages. Etter also broke the windows on a Shenandoah Caverns Volkswagen Bug parked outside of the Yellow Barn.

Etter is also accused of stealing a rifle that was locked inside a gun cabinet and two knives from a Quicksburg residence on Oct. 24

Etter is due in Shenandoah County Circuit Court on Aug. 17 for all his charges. He remains held without bond at Rappahannock-Shenandoah-Warren Regional Jail without bond.

Larry Seitz, 65, of Mount Jackson, was indicted on a violation of a child charge for a July 2 incident. The charge came by way of a direct indictment, meaning little public information is immediately available.

Seitz was previously facing charges of solicitation of a child while being at least 7 years older than the child, and using electronic communications to solicit a child while being at least 7 years older than the child from an October 2020 incident, He was found not guilty of the charges last month.

Seitz is due in Shenandoah County Circuit Court at 2 p.m. Wednesday. He remains held at RSW Regional Jail without bond.