HUMBOLDT COUNTY
Court Docket
February 14
In the case of Nickolas Mark Andrews, charged with, Abuse, Neglect, or Endangerment of a Child. Motion and order to dismiss. Case closed.
In the case of Nickolas Mark Andrews, charged with, 1: Assault, 2: Domestic Battery – 1st Offense. Motion and order to dismiss. Case closed.
February 18
In the case of Jacob Joseph Key, charged with Domestic Battery – 1st Offense. DDA Aaron Russell made motion to dismiss with prejudice. Case closed.
In the case of Vanessa Genevieve Hickin, charged with, 1: Driving w/out Valid Driver’s License, 2: Unregistered Vehicle. Per negotiations, defendant entered a Guilty plea to Count 1.
The court canvassed plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: Count 2 was dismissed, fined $195, to be paid in $50 monthly payments starting April 1, 2025, and must be paid before September 1, 2025.
In the case of Norman Wayne Thompson, charged with, 1: No Proof of Insurance, 2: Driving w/ Suspended License, 3: Expiration and Renewal of Registration.
Per negotiations, defendant plead Guilty to Count 2. The court canvassed his plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: Counts 1 & 3 are dismissed, fined $355, to be paid in $50 monthly payments starting April 1, 2025 and to be paid in full by the end of September.
February 19
In the case of Raymond Allen Ward, charged with, 1: DUI – 1st Offense, 2: Reckless Driving. Sentencing Hearing: Defendant was found Guilty on December 6, 2024.
The court ruled as follows: sentenced to 30 days jail, with 28 days stayed for a period of one year on the condition he serve two days, and was given credit for 12 hours time served.
Defendant will serve three days house arrest and pay of fine of $585, to be paid in $100 monthly payments, with first payment due on or before March 1, 2025, DUI School and Victim Impact Panel to be completed by May 20, 2025, and was ordered to have the Breath Interlock Device for a period of 185 days.
In the case of Lesley Keever, charged with Driving w/ Cancelled License. Due to agreed resolution, this matter is now dismissed.
In the case of Lesley Marie Keever, charged with, 1: Petit Larceny, 2: Trespass. Pursuant to negotiations, Count 1 has been dismissed.
Defendant entered a Guilty plea to Count 2. The court canvassed her plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: fined $195, to be made in $50 monthly payments starting April 1, 2025, and must be paid by September 1, 2025.
February 20
In the case of Ulises Lyman Strickler, charged with Obstructing Public Officer; Criminal Contempt of Court. Per the plea agreement with the state and DDA Stephen Girardot, Count 1 is dismissed, defendant entered a Guilty plea to Count 2.
The court canvassed his plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: fined $640, and was given credit for time served. Case closed.
In the case of Ulises Lyman Strickler, charged with Domestic Battery – 1st Offense. Per the plea agreement with the state and DDA Stephen Girardot, defendant entered a Guilty plea to amended charge of Simple Battery.
The court canvassed his plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: fined $1,140. and was given credit for time served. Case closed.
In the case of Ulises Lyman Strickler, charged with False Imprisonment. Per the plea agreement with the state and DDA Stephen Girardot, this case is dismissed. Case closed
In the case of Ulises Lyman Strickler, charged with, 1: Violation of Temporary or Extended Restraining Order, 2: Criminal Contempt of Court. Per the plea agreement with the state and DDA Stephen Girardot, Count 2 is dismissed. Defendant entered a Guilty plea to Count 1.
The court canvassed his plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: fined $1,140. and was given credit for time served. Case closed.
In the case of Nicholas Glab, charged with, 1: False Imprisonment w/ use of Deadly Weapon – Dismissed, 2: Attempted Assault w/ a Deadly Weapon – Amended, 3: Interfering w/ a Witness –Dismissed. DDE Elizabeth Evans amended the criminal complaint, dismissing Counts 1 & 3 and amending Count 2 to “Attempted” Assault.
The defendant entered a Guilty plea to amended charge. The court canvassed his plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: fined $1,140., to run concurrent with fines associated with another case.
As case is adjudicated, defendant is released from pretrial services as well as all conditions listed on his order after 48 hour hearing.
In the case of Nicholas Glab, charged with, 1: Domestic Battery – 1st Offense – Dismissed, 2: Obstructing a Public Officer. DDA Elizabeth Evans amended criminal complaint, dismissing Count 1. Defendant entered a Guilty plea to Count 2, the court canvassed his plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: fined $1,140, and was given $600 credit for four days time served, leaving a balance of $540.
Defendant is to pay $100 monthly payments, starting on or before March 1, 2025.
As case is adjudicated, defendant is released from pretrial services, as well as all conditions, as listed on his order after 48 hour hearing.
February 24
In the case of Trenton Dean Crutcher, charged with Domestic Battery – 1st Offense – Amended to Disturbing the Peace. Defendant entered a Guilty plea to amended charge.
The court canvassed his plea and accepted the same, the court ruled as follows: fined $235, which must be paid in full by April 1, 2025.
February 25
In the case of Kenneth Steven Bronson, charged with Domestic Battery. After hearing testimony of victim, and recommendation from DDA Elizabeth Evans, the court ruled as follows: fined $340, 30 days jail time, with 28 days stayed for a period of one year, and is to serve two days, 48 hour community service, 26 sessions of Battery Intervention counseling, which was waived by DDA due to inability to access internet and town resources.
Defendant was given credit of seven days time served, covering payment of his fines, community service, and the two days to be served.
Defendant was also admonished that pursuant to NRS 176.337 Possession, Shipment, Transportation, or Receipt of Firearm or Ammunition may constitute a felony. Case is now closed.
February 26
In the case of Ayden Katzenmeyer, charged with Battery – 2 Counts – Amended. DDA Anthony Gordon argued for setting these matters for bench trial, to which the defense reminded the courts of the agreed on the record deferred sentence.
After hearing from all parties, and previously reviewing the court recording from the last hearing, the judge ruled that due to the defendant not having been in any new trouble and following the no contact order, that these matters are now dismissed.
In the case of Alvaro Lagunas Jr., charged with Resisting a Public Officer. Due to a plea agreement, DDA Anthony Gordon made motion to dismiss. Case now Closed.
In the case of Alvaro Lagunas Jr., charged with Discharging a Firearm w/in or From Structure or Vehicle. Due to a plea agreement, DDA Anthony Gordon made motion to dismiss. Case now Closed.
February 27
In the case of Ulises Lyman Strickler, charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance. Pursuant to plea negotiations, DDA Stephen Girardot made motion to dismiss this matter. The court granted motion, case dismissed in open court.
In the case of Ulises Lyman Strickler, charged with Violating Temporary Protective Order. Pursuant to plea negotiations, DDA Stephen Girardot made motion to dismiss this matter. The court granted motion, case dismissed in open court.
In the case of Zara Jacinda Cahill, charged with Domestic Battery. After hearing from both parties, these matters are now dismissed and defendant is released from any conditions imposed and pretrial conditions.