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Two people face multiple charges after they were caught allegedly having sex while driving a stolen RV.
On Wednesday, July 2, 2025, Patrolman Hamm attempted to pull over a car after he saw a white RV being driven eastbound on Bluefield Avenue. According to the complaint, the officer saw a naked woman straddling a man who was driving the RV.
Once the RV came to a stop a half mile after the officer turned his lights on, the officer was notified by a passerby that the man and woman had changed seats while pulling over. The woman, identified as Shannon Bryant, was sitting in the drivers seat when the officer reached the driver’s side window. The man, identified as Matthew McDonnell, was in the passengers seat.
When asked what they were doing, Bryant reportedly admitted to the officer that they were having sex. Both people were taken out of the vehicle to allow for further investigation. While exiting the RV, the Bryant appeared intoxicated to the officer, according to the complaint.
During the interview, McDonnell reportedly admitted to the officer that both him and Shannon Bryant were naked and attempted to have sex while driving. According to the criminal complaint, McDonnell also admitted to switching seats and making Shannon Bryant drive even though he knew she was intoxicated.
A K9-Unit was called and alerted to the potential presence of drugs in the RV. Further investigation led to the discovery of multiple items of drug paraphernalia, a bag containing an unknown white powdery substance, and a leafy substance consistent with marijuana.
When the RV’s VIN number and registration were looked up, the RV came back as being reported stolen out of Princeton, West Virginia.
