WARREN — A Trumbull County grand jury on Thursday returned 49 indictments, including one sealed case.

A 22-year-old Warren man has been indicted in the shooting of a 9-year-old girl earlier this year.

Say’Quan Parks, 22, of East Avenue SE, was arrested in June and now faces charges of seven counts of felonious assault with firearm specifications, two counts improperly discharging firearm at or into habitation with firearm specifications and improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle.

Parks will be arraigned on the indicted charges Tuesday.

The shooting caused the injuries sustained by A’Kasha Taylor-Robinson, 9, as she slept on her couch at a home in the 800 block of Kenilworth Avenue SE.

A’Kasha initially was taken to the trauma center at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital, and was later transported to Akron Children’s Hospital.

Her mother, Misti Taylor, at the time of the incident, said the bullet lodged in her daughter’s arm and shattered the bone. The girl underwent surgery in Akron to repair the damaged arm and remove the bullet. Taylor said a 9-inch pin was inserted into her daughter’s arm to hold the bone together and allow it to heal. She was released from the hospital after a few days.

Also indicted Thursday was Steven J. Billock, 39, of Grant Avenue, Newton Falls, on charges of rape with sexually violent predator specification, attempted rape with sexually violent predator specification, five counts pandering sexually oriented matter involving a minor, three counts of gross sexual imposition with sexually violent predator specification and 21 counts of illegal use of minor in nudity-oriented material or performance.

Billock was arrested in late June following a raid by several law enforcement agencies at a home in the 2300 block of Grant Avenue. A news release from the Trumbull County Sheriff’s Office at the time stated that “numerous pieces” of evidence were collected during the search of the home, and Billock was arrested on a warrant unrelated to the investigation.

The search warrant was obtained by the sheriff’s office on June 29 after receiving an investigative tip from the Ohio Internet Crimes Against Children unit.

A collection of law enforcement agencies carried out the search, including the FBI Violent Crimes Task Force, Homeland Security, Cuyahoga County ICAC, Howland Police Department, Liberty Police Department and the Mahoning Valley Crisis Response Team.

An 8-year-old was taken into custody by Trumbull County Children Services after he was found during execution of the search warrant. The release states that the child was placed into foster care.

The following felony indictments were made, with arraignments set within two weeks in the courtrooms of one of four Trumbull County Common Pleas judges:

• Tyrell Williams, 26, Deerfield Avenue SW, Warren, escape;

• Evan R. Livi, 28, Sharon, Pa., possession of fentanyl-related compound;

• De’Ayra Tra’Shawn Hudson, 23, Mineral Ridge, two counts endangering children;

• Chelsea Prezgay, 32, Addison Road, Masury, possession of fentanyl-related compound;

• Dalton Kesson, 27, Youngstown, having weapons while under disability, failure to disclose personal information, falsification, illegal use or possession drug paraphernalia;

• Isaiah M. Thompkins, 20, Niles, possession of cocaine;

• Harold W. Bennett, 72, West Liberty Street, Girard, 14 counts pandering sexually oriented matter involving a minor;

• Tracy D. Justice, 62, Youngstown, possession of cocaine, possession of drugs and illegal use or possession of drug paraphernalia;

• Ryan J. Jones, 39, Smithsonian Street, Girard, domestic violence, felonious assault;

• Joseph P. Shurtleff, 32, Thalia Avenue, Youngstown, two counts of misuse of credit cards and two counts receiving stolen property;

• Adrra Franklin, 30, Burlington Street, Youngstown, possession of fentanyl-related compound;

• Candace R. White, 40, Tod Avenue NW, Warren, aggravated possession of drugs and having physical control of a vehicle while under the influence;

• Ronald E. Campbell, 42, South Lipkey Road, North Jackson, possession of fentanyl-related compound;

• Christopher L. Chew Jr., 22, Charles Avenue SE, Warren, possession of cocaine and aggravated possession of drugs, both with forfeiture specifications;

• Madison L. Culver, 22, Summit Street NW, Warren, theft;

• Stephen M. Wiley, 42, Quarry Lane, Warren, possession of cocaine, possession of fentanyl-related compound and possession of heroin;

• Michael J. Maldonado, 62, Mineral Ridge, felonious assault and domestic violence;

• Olivia J. Collins, 31, Williamsburg Street NW, Warren, possession of cocaine;

• Iende Z. Bryant, 19, Palmyra Road SW, Warren, carrying concealed weapon;

• Shelley D. Schlicher, 55, Calla Avenue NW, Warren, four counts forgery and four counts counterfeiting;

• Jason R. Stiner, 39, Irene Avenue NE, Warren, possession of fentanyl-related compound, four counts identity fraud and four counts falsification;

• Michael T. Zellefrow, 43, Standard Avenue, Masury, domestic violence;

• Timothy J. Yousif, 35, Collins, Ohio, aggravated possession of drugs;

• Donald Butler, 60, Adelaide Avenue SE, Warren, possession of cocaine;

• Joshua J. McBride, 24, Sylvan Lane, Youngstown, failure to comply with order or signal of police officer;

• Markell T. Russell, 28, Southwest Street, Warren, possession of fentanyl-related compound;

• Ronise E. Collins, 28, Williamsburg Street NW, Warren, possession of fentanyl-related compound;

• Lisa Vivio, 51, Ohio Avenue NW, Warren, aggravated possession of drugs;

• Lyle S. Slusher, 39, Hobart Road, Leavittsburg, receiving stolen property;

• John J. Adkins, 39, Prentice Road NW, Warren, two counts domestic violence and resisting arrest;

• Kalen Tre Simpson, 27, Norwood Street, Warren, possession of fentanyl-related compound;

• Bianca L. Broussard, 29, Woodbine, Warren, having weapons while under disability, improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle;

• Samantha B. Tenney, 29, Vernon Avenue NW, Warren, possession of fentanyl-related compound;

• Ja’Vontai L. Harris, 22, Sweetbriar, Warren, having weapons while under disability and carrying concealed weapons;

• Raymond L. Kohn Jr., 28, Summit Street NW, Warren, theft and tampering with evidence;

• John L. Daniel Jr., 52, Southwest Boulevard SW, Warren, felonious assault with firearm specification, domestic violence and having weapons while under disability;

• Christopher R. Ewing, 39, Vine Street, Salem, receiving stolen property;

• Antoine Davis, 28, Manhattan Avenue, Youngstown, domestic violence, endangering children and felonious assault;

• Thomas E. Ridenbaugh Jr., 40, Hall Street NW, Warren, theft from a person in a protected class, receiving stolen property and petty theft;

• Daniel Durig, 36, Kenmore Avenue NE, Warren, two counts possession of cocaine and two counts aggravated possession of drugs.

The following misdemeanor cases were remanded to a lower court:

• Justin S. Cruz, 29, Hazelwood Avenue SE, Warren, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of cocaine;

• Darnell D. Owens, 48, Summit Street NW, Warren, unauthorized use of a motor vehicle;

• Nathaniel E. Naypaver, 26, Florine Street, Leavittsburg, aggravated menacing;

• Brandon D. Cramer, 27, Youngstown Road SE, Warren, aggravated menacing, resisting arrest, failure to stop after an accident, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs;

• Michael Douglas, 39, Erie, Pa., aggravated trespass.

The following cases were no billed, or no indictment was handed up:

• Robert W. Mogg, 57, Champlain Avenue, Youngstown, two counts breaking and entering and theft;

• Brandon T. Stidham, 24, Orlo Drive NW, Warren, improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle;

• Brett L. Hemberger, 41, Garrettsville, receiving stolen property and falsification;

• Michael Brancho, 56, Youngstown, two counts breaking and entering and theft;

• Dennis W. Heil, 70, Churchill-Hubbard Road, Liberty Township, pandering sexually oriented matter involving a minor;

• Michael R. Infante, 41, Rustic Run Drive, Warren, domestic violence;

• Cruz, possession of drugs;

• Owens, receiving stolen property;

• Kesson, violating a protection order;

• White, possessing drug abuse instruments, operating a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol or drugs;

• Naypaver, improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle and aggravated menacing;

• Cramer, having weapons while under disability and slow speed;

• Douglas, burglary.