A South Point woman will have to put up a large amount of cash to post bond after answering to five counts of drug trafficking.

Tina McCloud, 46, of 5325 County Road 15, was arraigned on a first-degree count of trafficking in drugs (oxycodone) on an indictment that was returned last week.

She was also arraigned on charges from a 2012 indictment, which were two counts each of third- and fourth-degree trafficking.

McCloud pleaded not guilty to all charges.

Prosecuting Attorney Brigham Anderson asked for a cash bond of $150,000 to be set.

“She was trafficking a substantial amount of drugs into the community,” Anderson said, adding that McCloud faces 20 years in prison for the charges.

McCloud’s attorney, Philip Heald, said the bond was excessive.

“It might as well be $150 million,” Heald said.

Judge D. Scott Bowling set the recommended bond and added a $100,000 own-recognizance bond. A pretrial was set for Oct. 9.

In other cases:

• Travis Gentry, 24, of 11 Private Drive 702, South Point, admitted to community control sanctions violations that he was disrespectful to an adult probation officer and tested positive for drugs.

Bowling sentenced the man to eight months in prison.

• Carl Taylor Jr., 20, of 607 N. Fifth St., Ironton, pleaded guilty to a fifth-degree count of breaking and entering and admitted CCS violations.

Bowling sentenced the man to a total of 28 months in prison with a judicial release to the STAR Community Justice Center Program.

• Clifford Roberts, 37, of 1097 County Road 1 Apt. 55, South Point, admitted CCS violations that he tested positive for drugs.

Bowling sentenced the man to 19 days in the county jail, 100 additional hours of community service and outpatient drug and alcohol treatment.

• Laronda Mize, 33, of 515 S. Ninth St., Ironton, was arraigned on a fourth- and fifth-degree count of trafficking in crack cocaine. Mize pleaded not guilty.

Bowling set bond at $20,000 own-recognizance, $5,000 cash or surety and GPS monitoring. A pretrial was set for Oct. 16.

• Jonathan Gragg, 33, of 1108 Fourth St. E. Apt 1, South Point, was arraigned on a fifth-degree count of breaking and entering, to which he pleaded not guilty.

Bowling continued bond from a lower court and set a $2,500 OR bond. A pretrial was set for Oct. 16.

• Leon Adkins, 37, of Route 2 Box 2344, Wayne, W.Va., pleaded guilty to fourth-degree trafficking in drugs. Bowling sentenced the man to four years CCS, 200 hours community service and a six-month driver’s license suspension.

• Sarah Kelley, 26, of 282 County Road 14, Pedro, was arraigned on a bill of information of third-degree tampering with evidence and fourth-degree possession of cocaine, to which she pleaded not guilty.

Bowling continued bond from a lower court and added a $10,000 OR bond.

• Michelle Brandenburg, 22, of 19 Township Road 1336, South Point, pleaded guilty to third-degree counts of child endangerment and obstructing justice.

Bowling set sentencing for Oct. 2.

• Homer Crank, 37, homeless, pleaded guilty to charges of first-degree aggravated burglary, third-degree violating a protection order and fourth-degree domestic violence.

Judge Charles Cooper sentenced the man to four years in prison.

• Charles Lewis, 41, of 1300 W. Howard St., Ashland, Ky., was arraigned on a bill of information of two fifth-degree counts of theft, to which he pleaded not guilty. Cooper continued bond and set a pretrial for Oct. 2.

• Jeremy Jenkins, 27, of 515 Vine St., Ironton, admitted CCS violations and was sentenced to 21 months in prison.

• Larry Gilliam, 63, of 1414 Shady Elm Drive, Flatwoods, Ky., pleaded guilty to a fourth-degree count of driving under the influence. Cooper sentenced the man to 18 months in prison, a $1,500 fine and a five-year driver’s license suspension.

• Rebecca Lewis, 35, of 103 Stanley St., Proctorville, pleaded guilty to two fourth-degree counts of trafficking in drugs, and counts of third-degree trafficking and complicity to trafficking in drugs.

Cooper set sentencing for Oct. 23.

• Sara Woomer, 27, Rural Route 1 Box 138, Mason W.Va., was sentenced to 12 months in prison on a fifth-degree count of receiving st olen property. Woomer previously pleaded guilty on Aug. 14.

Woomer’s sentencing was originally scheduled for Aug. 28, but she didn’t return to court. She was later arrested by Sowards Bonding.