Found guilty
Circuit court report
Cordel S. Ashlock, 28, of Medford was found guilty due to a no contest plea to an amended charge of disorderly conduct as a county violation and was ordered to pay $330.50. The original charge was disorderly conduct as a state violation.
Horst Manfred Burmeister, 26, of Eau Claire, was found guilty due to a no contest plea of operating while revoked (revoked due to alcohol/controlled substance/ refusal) and was ordered to pay $443.
Kasey D. Irwin, 31, of Waupaca was found guilty due to a no contest plea to an amended charge of disorderly conduct as a county violation and was ordered to pay $330.50. The original charge was disorderly conduct as a state violation.
Mahad Yusaf Mohamed, 35, of Fargo, N.D., was found guilty due to a no contest plea of an amended charge of speeding in a 55 mph zone (1-10 mph), the original charge was passing a vehicle indicating a left turn, and was ordered to pay $175.30.
Donavon Leslie Myszka, 49, of Medford, pled no contest and was found guilty of snowmobile owner permitting unauthorized operation, and was ordered to pay $162.70.
Daniel Arthur Schwartz, 43, of Athens, pled guilty and was found guilty of operating while revoked (revoked due to alcohol/controlled substance/refusal) and ordered to pay $443.50. A charge of exceeding speed zones was dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.
Tucker D. Halopka, 18, of Medford, pled not guilty to a count of theft of movable property special facts as a party to a crime, and five counts of theft of movable property less than or equal to $2,500 as a party to a crime. A status hearing is scheduled at the courthouse for 9:15 a.m. on August 3.
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Jacob D. Hagemann, 36, of Medford entered a plea of no contest and was found guilty of one count of Disorderly Conduct - Domestic Abuse. An additional disorderly conduct charge was dismissed but read in for sentencing purposes. A charge of possession of open intoxicants in motor vehicle - passenger was dismissed. Hagemann also pled no contest and was found guilty of an ordinance violation of possession of marijuana and was ordered to pay $263.50. In the domestic abuse charge, the court withholds sentence and places Hagemann on probation for a period of one year. Conditions of probation are to be court costs, provide the DNA sample and pay the surcharge, write a letter of apology to victim and to the staff of 8th Street Saloon, both due within 30 days and to be preapproved by the probation agent. Hagemann is to maintain absolute sobriety, attend AODA and follow through with any recommended treatment, and counseling as deemed appropriate by the probation agent. All costs totaling $543 are to be paid directly to the Taylor County Clerk of Courts office. Hagemann currently has a payment plan with the county and the court adds these costs to the current payment plan but increases his payments to $75 a month beginning June 19.
Mitchell J. Matthaei, 29, of Neillsville, entered a plea of no contest and was found guilty of possession of methamphetamine. Counts of possession of THC and possession of drug paraphernalia were dismissed but read in for sentencing. Court ordered a withheld sentence and placement on probation for a period of one year with the conditions Matthaei pay a $100 fine plus court costs, DNA sample and surcharge fee, AODA and all recommended follow-through treatment, counseling as deemed appropriate by probation agent. Total court obligations equal $748.50. Defendant ordered to report to the Clerk of Court’s office to set up a payment plan of $50/month commencing on June 30.
Alan J. Neubauer, 60, of Medford, was found guilty due to a guilty plea of OWI (4th). A count of operating with a PAC was dismissed. Court imposes and stays a fine of $4,012.00, defendant must provide a DNA sample, 9 months of county jail with Huber and good time was ordered, 36 month drivers license revocation with credit given to any administrative suspension however, the Department of Transportation will revoke Neubauer’s privileges permanently, ignition interlock device for at least 12 months, $33 blood draw fee, AODA and follow through with driver safety plan. Court then places Neubauer on probation for a period of two years with the following conditions: a fine of $2,500, provide a DNA sample, 60 days county jail with Huber and good time, 36 month driver’s license revocation with credit given to any administrative suspension, however the Department of Transportation will revoke Neubauer’s privileges permanently, ignition interlock device for at least 12 months, $33 blood draw fee, AODA and follow through with the driver safety plan, attend the OWI Victim Impact Panel on July 6, 2023, and to make a good faith effort to complete OWI Treatment Court program and pay the $200 participant fee to the Treatment Court Coordinator. Defendant has until July 8 at 4:30 p.m. to report for his jail sentence. If revoked defendant does have 3 days of sentence credit. Costs are to be paid directly to the Taylor County Clerk of Courts Office in the amount of $50 a month beginning May 31.
