Robert Lee Grose was sentenced in Clay County Circuit Court after pleading guilty to two counts of the misdemeanor offense of brandishing.
According to a sentencing order filed in the Circuit Court of Clay County, Grose appeared before Judge Michael W. Asbury on March 24, 2026, for a sentencing hearing. Attorney Timothy Gentilozzi represented Grose, while Prosecuting Attorney Wayne King and Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Mary Stewart represented the State.
Grose pleaded guilty to the lesser included misdemeanor offense of brandishing, in violation of West Virginia Code § 61-7-11, as contained in both Count I and Count II of the indictment.
For each count, the court sentenced Grose to 100 days in the Central Regional Jail and ordered a $100 fine. The sentences for the two counts are to run concurrently, meaning they will be served at the same time.
The court order states that Grose will receive credit for 109 days already served. He was also ordered to pay all court costs associated with the case within 18 months following his release.
The order lists the conviction date as February 11, 2026, and the sentence entry date as March 24, 2026. The order lists the effective sentence date as December 5, 2026.
The sentencing order was filed in Clay County Circuit Court under Case No. CC-08-2025-F-63. The order was signed by Judge Michael W. Asbury, Jr., of the 17th Judicial Circuit.
