Grubb

If you were arrested by Officer Grubb in Wythe County, you're looking at a 31% dismissal rate—slightly below Virginia's statewide average of 34.7%. This means about seven out of ten arrests result in conviction. Grubb's dismissal rate puts them in the lower percentile compared to other officers statewide, suggesting their cases have a somewhat higher likelihood of moving forward to conviction than average. This pattern isn't extreme, but it does indicate fewer cases get dismissed at early stages.

Your specific charge matters significantly for your outcome. If you were charged with drug possession, you're in the category with the highest dismissal rate at 66.7%—much more favorable than Grubb's overall pattern. Public intoxication cases also dismiss at 50%. However, if your charge falls under larceny or theft, the dismissal rate drops to just 20%. The largest category, "Other" charges, dismiss at 32.1%, close to Grubb's average. Where your charge sits in this breakdown will be one of the strongest indicators of what typically happens in similar cases.