UPDATED: With Chuck Turner facing charges of accepting a $1,000 bribe and lying about it, some names of possible candidates for his seat have already started to emerge among Boston political insiders.

Turner has maintained his innocence and has given no indication that he is not going to seek re-election.

Nevertheless, in addition to Carlos Henriquez, who told PolitickerMA.com this week that he is thinking of running for the Council's 7th District seat whether Turner defends it or not, two names have emerged as possibilities: Bob Terrell and Dorothea Jones.

Terrell is a lifetime Roxbury resident and community activist. He has been the executive director of the Washington Street Corridor Coalition and is a member of the Roxbury Neighborhood Council.

Jones is a longtime Roxbury political activist. She has worked on the campaigns of U.S. Sen. John Kerry, Gov. Deval Patrick, and President-elect Barack Obama. She also recently appeared in the Boston Globe in a story on Massachusetts residents working for Obama in other states.

Terrell did not immediately return a phone call seeking comment and Jones was unreachable.

Ego Ezedi, who ran unsuccessfully against City Councilor Charles Yancey in 2003, is also rumored to be considering an at-large run this year. Ezedi is the executive director of the Roxbury YMCA and appeared in this Boston Globe article this week.

Ezedi also did not immediately return a call for comment.

UPDATE, Friday, 2:55 P.M.: The Dorchester Reporter reports that Terrell is planning to run for an at-large seat on the Council, not Turner's seat.