HUMBOLDT COUNTY
Court Docket
October 21
In the case of David Correa, charged with Disturbing the Peace. Defendant entered a Guilty plea at the counter. He was set up on a $50 per month payment plan.
October 23
In the case of Isaiah Sandoval, charged with Battery. DDA Elizabeth Evans, representing the county, amended the citation to Disturbing the Peace. Defendant entered a Guilty plea to the amended charge. The court canvassed his plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: fined $355, to be paid in full by December 2, 2024.
In the case of Matthew Ireland Brown, charged with, 1: Driving w/out a Valid Driver’s License, 2: Operating Unregistered Vehicle.
Pursuant to negotiations, defendant entered a Guilty plea to count 1, the court canvassed his plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: fined $195., which is to be paid in full after court. County made motion to dismiss counts 2 & 3, court granted motion to dismiss counts 2 & 3 in open court.
In the case of Carly Kathleen Hanyon, charged with Petit Larceny – 2 counts. As defendant has complied with all requirements and paid all restitution, the county made motion to dismiss this matter. The court granted motion, case dismissed in open court.
October 24
In the case of Jeremy Anthony Schommer, charged with, 1: DUI – 1st Offense, 2:Reckless Driving, 3: Eluding Public Officer. Defendant entered a Guilty plea to Count 1 & 2, the court canvassed his plea and accepted the same. Defendant, along with his attorney, read and signed the DUI Admonishment or Rights form for the DUI and the Reckless Driving charge, both were accepted by the court. After hearing from all parties, the court ruled as follows: Count 1 - sentenced to 30 days in jail with 28 days stayed for period of one year on the condition he serve two days, and was given credit for time served. Fined $585, which is to be paid in full by February 1, 2025. Count 2 – fined $890, these fines will run concurrent with count 1. DUI School and Victim Impact Panel to be completed in person by February 1, 2025. Breath Interlock Device ordered for 185 days. DDA Elizabeth Evans made motion to dismiss Count 3. The court granted the motion to dismiss. Defendant was released from all obligations of pre-trial services.
In the case of Lynda Rosann Robles, charged with Burglary of Residence. DDA Aaron Russell has been in contact with the victim in this case, the victim does not wish to go forward with this case. DDA made motion to dismiss with no objection from the defense. The court granted the motion and case was dismissed. Defendant was released from pre-trial service obligations. Bail bond exonerated.
In the case of Lynda Rosann Robles, charged with Domestic Battery – 1st Offense. DDA Aaron Russell has been in contact with the victim in this case, the victim does not wish to go forward with this case. DDA made motion to dismiss with no objection from the defense. The court granted the motion and case was dismissed. Defendant was released from pre-trial service obligations. Bail bond exonerated.
October 28
In the case of Rafael Chavez, charged with Pedestrian Under the Influence. Defendant entered a Guilty plea at the counter. Fined $195, which were converted to two days jail time and given credit for time served.
October 29
In the case of Anthony Michael Messmann, charged with Battery. After hearing testimony, DDA Elizabeth Evans, representing the county, made motion to dismiss the matter as state feels that they can not prove this matter beyond a reasonable doubt. Court granted motion, case was dismissed in open court. Cash bail exonerated.
In the case of Jesica KayRookstook, charged with, 1: DUI – 1st Offense, 2: No Proof of Insurance, 3: Headlamps Required, 4: Tail Lamp. DDE Elizabeth Evans made motion to dismiss this case with no objection from defense, the court dismissed this case. Defendants attorney, Mr. Jesse Kalter, informed the court that the defendant was cited with a civil infraction at the time of her arrest. DDA Evans made a motion to dismiss the citation HCS017877, the court granted the motion to dismiss. The citation will be pulled from collections and her license will be reinstated. The bail bond was exonerated, the money will be returned to the person who posted it.
In the case of Anatoliy Pulukchu, charged with, 1: Reckless Driving, 2: Suspended/Revoked Plate. DDE Elizabeth Evans dismissed Count 2. Defendant entered a Guilty plea to Count 1. The court canvassed her plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: Fined $640, which is to be paid in $50 monthly payments starting December 2, 2024.
October 30
In the case of Roger Lee McConnell Jr., charged with Injury to or Destruction of Property. DDA Stephen Girardot made motion to dismiss this matter. The court granted motion to dismiss case, and case was dismissed in open court.
In the case of Roger Lee McConnell Jr., charged with Battery by Prisoner. DDA Stephen Girardot made motion to dismiss this matter. Court granted the motion.
In the case of Lynda Rosann Robles, charged with, 1: Unlawful Trespass, 2 Contempt of Court. Defendant previously pled Guilty to Trespass charge on August 30, 2024. The court ruled as follows: Fined $195, which were converted to two days jail and was given credit for time served. DDA Stephen Girardot made motion to dismiss count 2.
October 30
In the case of Zachariah Warren Davis, charged with DUI – 1st Offense. County was represented by DDA Stephen Girardot, the defendant was present w/out council. One exhibit was presented by the county. Exhibit was admitted w/out objection.
The court ruled as follows: Sentenced to 30 days jail time with 28 days stayed for a period of one year on the condition he serve two days, and was given credit for one day time already served. The remaining day was converted to 48 hours of house arrest to be completed by January 1, 2025, and he pay a fine of $585 to be paid from cash bail posted. DUI School and Victim Impact Panel to be completed by February 1, 2025. Breath Interlock Device for a period of 185 days.
October 31
In the case of Ryan Cherokee Philips, charged with Domestic Battery – 1st Offense. DDA Aaron Russell made motion to dismiss this matter for lack of evidence. No objection from the defense. The court granted the motion and the case was dismissed in open court.
In the case of Thomas Donald Fuller, charged with Battery. Pursuant to plea negotiations, per DDA Elizabeth Evans, order of dismissal w/out prejudice.
In the case of Ryan Cherokee Philips, charged with Preventing or Dissuading Victim, Person Acting on Behalf of Victim, or Witness From Reporting Crime, Commencing Prosecution, or Causing Arrest; False Imprisonment. DDA Aaron Russell made motion to dismiss this matter for lack of evidence. No objection from the defense. The court granted the motion and the case was dismissed in open court.