Federal grand jury indicts 5 from Valley

CLEVELAND -- Five area people were indicted on various charges Wednesday by a federal grand jury.
Eric David Saylor, 52, of Bellair Court, Niles, is charged with possessing 10 photographs of child pornography he reportedly received through the U.S. mail.
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service offices in Cleveland and Chicago conducted the investigation, assisted by the Northern Illinois Child Exploitation Task Force.
In a separate indictment, Robert L. Shelton, 28, of Ford Avenue, Youngstown; Marcus D. Easterly, 26, of Norwood Avenue, Youngstown; and Farren J. McClendon, 25, of Glenwood Avenue, Youngstown, are charged with being convicted felons in possession of firearms.
Rose Marie Deleon, 20, of South Union Avenue, Alliance, was indicted on a charge of providing contraband in a prison.
Her indictment says Deleon smuggled marijuana into the Federal Correctional Institute in Elkton, in Columbiana County, with the intent to provide it to an inmate there.