McDowell Deputies Seek Woman Wanted on Multiple Charges
The McDowell County Sheriff’s Office on Jan. 6 issued a wanted notice for Courtney Fay Veselosky, sought on multiple felony and misdemeanor charges including fleeing a DUI and drug possession. Local residents are asked to report information to law enforcement, as the charges allege conduct that could affect public safety in Warriormines and Bishop.
The McDowell County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s assistance in locating Courtney Fay Veselosky, born Oct. 20, 1993, after issuing a wanted notice on Jan. 6, 2026. Veselosky is sought on a range of alleged offenses that include fleeing while driving under the influence, fleeing with reckless indifference, fleeing causing property damage, felony destruction of property, obstructing an officer and drug possession, along with additional charges.
Sheriff’s deputies describe Veselosky as a white female approximately 5 feet 8 inches tall, weighing about 128 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes. Authorities list her last known addresses as 707 Shop Hollow Road in Warriormines and 319 Skygusty Highway in Bishop. The office has asked anyone who recognizes Veselosky or who has information on her whereabouts to contact law enforcement.
These allegations, particularly offenses that involve fleeing and property damage, have direct implications for community safety and traffic safety in McDowell County towns. Incidents involving alleged fleeing from officers or impaired driving can endanger pedestrians and other motorists, and the sheriff’s request reflects an effort to address those risks and restore public safety. The presence of drug possession and obstruction counts also signals potential wider enforcement and public health intersections that local officials may need to address.
Residents should not attempt to locate or detain the individual themselves. Anyone with relevant information is urged to notify the McDowell County Sheriff’s Office. Anonymous tips may be provided by calling 304-436-4106 or 304-436-8523. Sharing timely, accurate information helps deputies follow up on leads while preserving safety for neighbors and first responders.
As the search continues, the sheriff’s office will follow legal procedures related to the outstanding charges. Community cooperation can aid those efforts while respecting the legal principle that individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Local leaders and law enforcement will monitor developments and work to minimize disruption to daily life in Warriormines, Bishop and other areas of McDowell County.
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