June 14
Marcel Maddox-Bey was found guilty of misdemeanor charges of count one: basic speed 21-30 over the limit, count two: driving without a valid license and count three: unregistered vehicle second offense.
The court ordered a $70 fine + $40 administrative assessment (AA) on count one, a $1,000 fine + $140 AA on count two and a $1,000 fine + $140 AA on count three. The fines were converted to 24 days of jail time served.
June 17
Jacob Michael Skar pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of count one: drugs which may not be introduced into interstate commerce, count two: possession of drug paraphernalia, count three: driving in excess of posted speed zone 31-40 over limit and count four: no driver’s license in possession (amended from an original charge of driving while license is canceled, suspended or revoked).
The court ordered a $1,000 fine + $140 administrative assessment (AA) on count one, a $500 fine + $140 AA on count two, a $310 fine + $115 AA on count three and $25 fine + $50 AA on count four.
The defendant was given credit for two days time served and is to complete 100 hours of community service in lieu of $1,000 of the fines.
Jessica Dawn Brasher pleaded guilty to driving under the influence first offense. The court ordered 30 days jail with 28 days stayed for a period of one year, stayed jail time on the condition she serves two days, with credit given for one day time served and credit for community service to go toward jail time.
The court ordered a $400 fine + $125 AA + $60 forensic fee + $100 special DUI fee. The defendant was given credit for 40 hours of community service.
The court ordered a victim impact panel and DUI school be completed online by September 21, 2019, and ordered a breath interlock device was ordered for 185 days. The court dismissed a second count of failure to drive within marked lanes pursuant to plea negotiations.
June 18
At a bench trial Fredy Ojendiz-Herera was found not guilty count one: duty upon damaging unattended vehicle and count two: immediate notice to police officer of crash involving an unattended vehicle.
June 19
Misdemeanor charges of domestic battery second offense, injuring or tampering with a vehicle and injuring to or destruction of property against Armando Acevedo were dismissed with prejudice as the case could not be proven without a reasonable doubt.
Curtis James Goursuch pleaded guilty to misdemeanor driving under the influence first offense. The court ordered 30 days in jail with 28 days stayed for a period of one year on the condition he serves two days.
The court ordered a $400 fine + $125 administrative assessment (AA) + $60 forensic fee + $100 special DUI fee. The court ordered the defendant to complete a victim impact panel and DUI school and a breath interlock device was ordered for a period of 185 days. A misdemeanor charge of tail lamps was dismissed on a motion by the DA’s office pursuant to plea negotiations.
June 20
Kenneth Stanley Perry pleaded guilty to misdemeanor driving under the influence first offense, amended from an original charge of driving under the influence second offense for sentencing purposes only.
The court ordered 30 days jail with 28 days stayed for a period of one year, stayed jail time on the condition he serves two days with credit for two days time served.
The court ordered a $400 fine + $125 administrative assessment (AA) + $60 forensic fee + $100 special DUI fee with credit for five days time served toward the balance.
The court ordered the defendant to complete a victim impact panel and DUI school. A second charge of open container was dismissed on a motion by the DA’s office pursuant to plea negotiations.
Justin Patrick Trask pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of driving under the influence first offense, amended for the purpose of sentencing only from an original charge of driving under the influence second offense.
The court ordered 30 days jail with 28 days stayed for a period of one year one the condition he serves two days with credit for two days time served. The court ordered a $400 fine + $125 AA + $60 forensic fee + $100 special DUI fee.
The court ordered a victim impact panel and DUI school to be completed, with the ability to complete them online and ordered a breath interlock device for 185 days.
Misdemeanor charges of driving in excess of posted speed zone 31-40 over limit and open container were dismissed on a motion by the DA’s office in open court pursuant to plea negotiations.
Brenden Tyler Holyoak pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of possession of a drug which may not be introduced into interstate commerce, amended from an original charge of possession of drug paraphernalia.
The court ordered 90 days jail with credit for 21 days time served. A misdemeanor charge of operating an unregistered motor vehicle was dismissed pursuant to plea negotiations.
A felony charge of possession of a controlled substance was also dismissed on a motion by the DA’s office pursuant to plea negotiations.
Misdemeanor charges of driving under the influence first offense, open container and basic speed 11-20 over against Karen Marie Munson were dismissed on a motion by the defendant’s attorney as the DA’s office failed to provide discovery 30 days prior to trial.
The DA claimed that body cam footage was requested in April but not received until Monday, June 17, 2019.
Troy Michael Jock pleaded no contest to misdemeanor resisting a public officer. The court ordered a $1,000 fine + $140 AA with credit for five days time served.
Brenden Tyler Holyoak pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft. The court ordered a $300 fine + $115 AA in addition to restitution in the amount of $229.
