Forfeitures

COURT REPORTS

$200.50—Devon Jeremy Wicks, 22, of Holcombe, operating while suspended. $175.30—Jack Michael Wojcik, 16, of Medford, speeding on city highway (11-15 mph over).

Angela Marie Lenz, 41, of Phillips, pled no contest for a charge of worthless checks. Based on Lenz’s non appearance, the court finds her guilty and orders a forfeiture of $263.50 plus restitution of $76.89 for a total of $340.39.

Bryan B. Boldus, 60, of Racine was charged with operating while suspended. This charge was dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.

Damon M. Brandner, 46, of Medford, was charged with failure to keep records as required, failure to keep accurate records or otherwise provide incorrect info. This charge was dismissed on prosecutor’s own motion.

Steven Gregory Hanke, 34, of Rib Lake, was charged with disorderly conduct. This charge was dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.

Jared Daniel Roiger, 31, of Medford, was charged with possession of open intoxicants in motor vehicle-driver. This charge was dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.

Ricky Dean Bruce, 57, of Curtiss, pled guilty of OWI (3rd offense). He was ordered to serve a local jail sentence of 45 days. He must submit to a DNA sample. Jail sentence may be served with huber and good time. His license was revoked for 24 months and an ignition interlock system will be installed for 1 year upon reinstatement of license. He is ordered to pay a forfeiture of $1786. Based on the alcohol assessment, Bruce must undergo AODA and follow through with any treatment recommendations.

Valente Carmona-Palestina, 46, of Medford pled no contest and was found guilty of operating without carrying a license. This charge was amended from operating without a valid license (2nd within 3 years). He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $393.50. Carmona-Palestina also pled no contest and was found guilty of OWI (1st offense)( PAC >=0.15). His license was revoked for 7 months and an ignition interlock system will be installed for 1 year after reinstatement of license. He must complete AODA and follow through with driver safety plan. He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $1029.50.

Mark A. Chmielowiec, 54, of Rib Lake pled no contest and was found guilty of failure to keep records as required, fail to keep accurate records, or otherwise provide incorrect info. He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $544.50 and his rifle was confiscated by the Department of Natural Resources for 2 years. He pled no contest and was found guilty of take/attempt to take game without valid authorization or tag. He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $343.50. He also pled no contest and was found guilty of place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (<5 gallons). He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $343.50. Charges of hunting with an improper license and a second charge of place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (<5 gallons) was dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.

Shelby N. Higgins, 28, of Medford, pled no contest and was found guilty of disorderly conduct. This charge was amended from battery. She was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $330.50.

Shane A. McNamar, 26, of Medford, pled no contest and was found guilty of strangulation and suffocation repeater. Sentence was withheld and a probation of 3 years was ordered. McNamar shall submit to a DNA sample and surcharge, counseling as deemed appropriate, have no contact with the victim and shall write a letter of apology to the victim due within 30 days of sentencing and preapproved by probation. He shall also obtain his HSED. Charges of 3rd degree sexual assault (repeater), battery (repeater-domestic abuse), disorderly conductrepeater of domestic abuse and possession of drug paraphernalia were all dismissed but read in court. He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $518.

Maurice E. Nickens, 40, of St. Paul, MN, pled no contest and was found guilty of disorderly conduct-domestic abuse-infliction of physical pain or injury. Court ordered a payment plan of $25/month beginning May 23, then increase payments to $50/month beginning July 23, for the costs of $543. He pled no contest and was found guilty of possession of THC. He must serve a local jail time of 125 days with a 110 day sentence credit for time served. Costs of $443 will be paid with the same payment plan as noted previously, along with restitution of $1,651.63.

He pled no contest and was found guilty of batterydomestic abuse-infliction of physical pain or injury and felony bail jumping. He must serve local jail time of 5 days. Nickens shall also submit to a DNA sample. Court ordered a payment plan of $25/month beginning May 23, then increase payments to $50/month beginning July 23, for the costs of restitution and costs equalling $2,877.79.

Charges of strangulation and suffocation, criminal damage to property, and possession of drug paraphernalia were dismissed but read in court.

Anthony James Olsen, 49, of Owen pled no contest and was found guilty of operating a motor vehicle without insurance. He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $200.50. He also pled no contest to display unauthorized vehicle registration plate. He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $238.30. Charges of failure of operator to notify police of accident, and driving too fast for conditions were dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.

Kevin Allan Smith, 52, of Plover, pled no contest and was found guilty of place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (<5 gallons). He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $152.50.

Johnathan X. Stromblad, 23, of Rib Lake, pled no contest to disorderly conduct. The domestic abuse enhancer was removed by District Attorney Tlusty. He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $443 and submit to a DNA sample at Taylor County Sheriff’s Department.

Cameron P. Stumpner, 25, of Ogema, pled no contest and was found guilty of possession of methamphetamine and felony bail-jumping. Sentence was withheld and a probation of 3 years was issued. He must serve a local jail time of 30 days. The jail sentence must begin no later than June 18, at 4:30 p.m. The jail sentence may be served with huber. He shall submit to a DNA sample at the Taylor County Sheriff’s Department. Stumpner must undergo counseling and attend AODA as deemed appropriate by probation. All remaining costs of $1036 shall be paid to the Taylor County Clerk of Court’s office at the rate of $20/month beginning May 2. Charges of possession of drug paraphernalia (3 counts), 3 counts of felony bail-jumping and a second charge of possession of methamphetamine were dismissed but read in court.

$393.50—Jose Carlos Carmona Parra, 17, of Wausau, operating without carrying a license. Charge amended from operating without a valid license (2nd within 3 years). A charge of operating a motor vehicle without insurance was dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.

$200.50—Corey Andrew Jacobson, 23, of Medford, speeding in 55 mph zone (16-19 mph over). This charge was amended from speeding in 55 mph zone (20-24 mph over).

$456.50—Magen Ann Paul, 25, of Medford, reckless driving-endanger safety. This charge was amended from OWI (2nd offense).

Kate Elizabeth Lochner, 21, of Phillips pled no contest to failing to stop for unloading school bus. She entered into a deferred prosecution agreement for the period of 6 months. Upon successful completion of the First Offenders Program, the court will dismiss this case.

Jacki Marie Bennett, 44, of Camp Douglas, was charged with theft. This charge was dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.

Found guilty

Christopher J. Hartl, 49, of Medford, pled no contest and was found guilty of Negligent operation of motor vehicle. This charge was amended from OWI (3rd offense). He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $705. He also pled no contest and was found guilty of reckless driving-endangering safety. This charge was amended from operating with PAC (3rd offense). He was ordered to pay a forfeiture of $456.50. Hartl must submit to a DNA sample. The court orders fine and court costs to be paid in full within 30 days. A charge of possessing open intoxicants in motor vehicle-driver, was dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.