Circuit Court R

eports Found guilty

Stacie Brown, 47, of Medford was found guilty due to a no contest plea of disorderly conduct and was ordered to pay $443. Charges of resisting or obstruction an officer and bail jumping - misdemeanor were dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes.

Santana De Jesus Lagos Lopez 29, of Medford, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of operating a motor vehicle without insurance and was ordered to pay $200.50.

Chloe Marie Lorbecke, 23, of Wausau, was found guilty due to a guilty plea of operating while revoked, revoked due to alcohol/controlled substance or refusal and was ordered to pay $443.

Plea entered

Tyler James Moretz, 23, of Medford, pled not guilty to operating while suspended.

Dustin Schmudlach, 41, of Rib Lake, pled not guilty to second degree recklessly endangering safety and not guilty to intentionally pointing a firearm at a person.

Plea agreement

The court accepted a plea agreement for Tyler James Moretz, 23, of Medford, for multiple counts. Under terms of the agreement Moretz pled no contest and was found guilty of an amended charge of OWI (3rd offense), amended from OWI (2nd offense), and pled no contest and was found guilty of a charge of OWI(2nd offense). On the OWI (2nd), the court ordered an imposed and stayed sentence and placed Moretz on probation for 2 years (consecutive to other OWI sentence) with the following conditions: $1,429 fine, 5 days jail with Huber/ good time (consecutive to the other charge), DNA sample and surcharge, 12-month license revocation, ignition interlock device installation, $33 blood draw reimbursement, AODA and compliance with Driver Safety Plan, OWI Victim Impact Panel, 6 points assessed against the driver’s license, make a good faith effort to complete the OWI Treatment Court program and pay the $200 participation fee. Failure to complete treatment court would not automatically require revocation of probation. If revoked from probation, 1 day of sentence credit. For the OWI (3rd), court ordered an imposed and stayed sentence and places Moretz on probation for 2 years (consecutive to OWI (2nd)) with the following conditions: $1,744 fine, 14 days jail with Huber/good time (consecutive to other OWI charge), DNA sample and surcharge, 28-month license revocation, ignition interlock device installation, $33 blood draw reimbursement, AODA and compliance with Driver Safety Plan, OWI Victim Impact Panel, 6 points assessed against the driver’s license, make a good faith effort to complete the OWI Treatment Court program. Failure to complete treatment court would not automatically require revocation of probation. If revoked, 2 days of sentence credit. The following counts were dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes: possess open intoxicants in motor vehicle as a driver; failure to wear seat belt as a passenger; disorderly conduct; bail jumping - misdemeanor; bail jumping - misdemeanor, operating with a PAC (2nd); failure of operator to notify police of accident; vehicle operator failure to wear seat belt; failure to keep vehicle under control; and operating with PAC (2nd). He was ordered to pay a total of $7,390.