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C OURT Found Guilty

Steven Todd Akey, 61, of Withee, was found guilty due to no contest plea of place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons), and was ordered to pay $343.50.

Carol J. Bleck, 68, of Rib Lake, was found guilty due to no contest pleas of operating without a valid license because of expiration and operating a motor vehicle without insurance, and was ordered to pay a total of $363.20.

Sarah Jean Brandt, 23, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest plea of place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons), and was ordered to pay $343.50.

Steven James Brandt, 62, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest plea of place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons), and was ordered to pay $343.50.

Steven Roger Byrd, 40, was found guilty due to no contest plea of operator violate red traffic light, and was ordered to pay $175.30.

Edder Chavarria Eliezer, 25, of Westboro, was found guilty due to no contest pleas of operating without a valid license and operating while intoxicated (1st) and was ordered to pay a total of $1,283, place ignition interlock device, DOT license revoked and undergo an alcohol assessment. .

Joseph J. Fallos, 36, of Rib Lake, was found guilty due to no contest plea of place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons), and was ordered to pay $343.50.

Dylan Michael Geiger, 22, of Stetsonville, was found guilty due to no contest plea of hunting bear or deer before or after hours, and was ordered to pay $387.25.

Tyler John Gliniecki, 30, of Stetsonville, was found guilty due to no contest plea of illegal passing of school bus reported, and was ordered to pay $326.50.

Cody Travis Hamm, 24, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest plea of non-registration of an automotive vehicle less than 10,000 lbs., and was ordered to pay $175.30. TRAFFIC

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Keegan Lee Hettinga, 16, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest plea of exceeding speed zones, etc. (1-10 mph), and was ordered to pay $175.30.

Joshua Matthew Jaecks, 31, of Rib Lake, was found guilty due to no contest plea of hunting deer in unauthorized quota area (public access/private), and was ordered to pay $222.90.

Ethan Benjamin Klinger, 17, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest plea of truancy (2nd+), and was ordered to pay $263.50.

David Michael Kuss, 46, of Chippewa Falls, was found guilty due to no contest plea of place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons), and was ordered to pay $343.50.

Deyra Danelis Lopez Alvarado, 27, of Dorchester, was found guilty due to no contest plea of illegal passing of a school bus reported, and was ordered to pay $326.50.

Amanda Jo Madlon, 33, of Sheldon, was found guilty due to no contest plea of violating hunting mentorship program requirements, and was ordered to pay $243.00.

Jay Jay Lee Neubauer, 49, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest plea of non-registration of an automotive vehicle less than 10,000 lbs., and was ordered to pay $175.30.

Lonnie Ray Noland, 27, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest plea of animal running at large, and was ordered to pay $169.00.

Nathan Edward Paavola, 17, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest plea of possession of a controlled substance, and was ordered to pay $263.50.

Gunner Lawerence Peterson, 29, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest plea of failure to register harvested animal within established time frame, and was ordered to pay $343.50.

Marlin D. Petznick, 59, of Stetsonville, was found guilty due to no contest plea of place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons), and was ordered to pay $343.50.

Toryn Elizabeth Rau, 18, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest plea of failure to stop at stop sign, and was ordered to pay $175.30.

Michael W. Reitzloff, 74, of Rib Lake, was found guilty due to no contest plea of trespassing, and was ordered to pay $200.50.

Cameron Kenneth Ried, 17, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest pleas of anti-noise (tires and mufflers), tobacco-school property, and unnecessary acceleration, and was ordered to pay a total of $570.00.

Phillip Scott Stalheim, 75, of Medford, was found guilty due to no contest plea of failure to yield right of way from stop sign (resulting in bodily harm) and was ordered to pay $389.50.

Kristin Karen Stroback, 48, of Rib Lake, was found guilty due to no contest plea of violation of Taylor County sanitary code, and was ordered to pay $641.50.

Hunter Allen Turner, 23, of Rib Lake, was found guilty due to no contest pleas of operating a motor vehicle without insurance and display of unauthorized vehicle registration plate, and was ordered to pay a total of $438.80.

Eric Paul Zastrow, 64, of Rib Lake, was found guilty due to no contest plea of place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons), and was ordered to pay $343.50.

Robert Andrew Zondlo, 55, of Shakopee, Minn., was found guilty due to no contest plea of place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons), and was ordered to pay $343.50.

Initial Appearance

Edder Chavarria Eliezer, 25, of Westboro, had an initial appearance for operating with PAC greater than or equal to 0.15 (1st), and was dismissed on court’s own motion.

Not Guilty Pleas

Paige Nicole Brandner, 23, of Medford, pled not guilty to operating while intoxicated (1st) and operating with a PAC greater than or equal to 0.08 but less than 0.15 (1st).

Kevin D. Carter, 66, of Prentice, pled not guilty to possession of open intoxicants in motor vehicle-driver, operating while intoxicated (1st), and operating with a PAC greater than or equal to 0.15 (1st).

Patrick Lee Davis, 37, of Medford, pled not guilty to trespassing, materials that may not be burned, littering or dumping, damage to property and theft.

Gavyn John Dellich, 17, of Medford, pled not guilty to tobacco-possession/purchase.

Ronald Nicholas Faude, 17, of Medford, pled not guilty to operating with restricted controlled substance (1st).

Hailey N. Hamilton, 17, of Abbotsford, pled not guilty to truancy (1st).

Summer Marie Hayward, 18, of Medford, pled not guilty to truancy (1st) and to truancy (2nd).

Riley J. Johnson, 34, of Medford, pled not guilty to failure to register harvested animal within established time frame, (2) two counts of possession of game killed by unlawful/ unknown means, place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons), failure to keep records as required, failure to keep accurate records or otherwise provide incorrect information, and illegal loaded firearm (not handgun) in motorized vehicle.

Michael Robert Leggett, 27, of Medford, pled not guilty to operating an ATV without insurance, operating ATV without a valid drivers license and operating an ATV between midnight and 6 a.m.

Troy Lee Madlon, 33, of Sheldon, pled not guilty to place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons) and trapping without a license.

Abby Michele Meyer, 42, of Rib Lake, pled not guilty to harassment.

Gary Alan Schumacher, 65, of Stetsonville, pled not guilty to operating an ATV or UTV with a loaded firearm and failure to register harvested animal within established time frame.

Ethan S. Szydel, 34, of Stetsonville, pled not guilty to operating while revoked (revoked due to alcohol/controlled substance/refusal).

Nevaeha Lynn Tress, 17, of Medford, pled not guilty to truancy (1st).

Larry Leroy Vitort, 75, of Stanley, pled not guilty to place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons).

Guilty Pleas

Dylan Michael Geiger, 22, of Stetsonville, pled guilty to failure to register harvested animal within established time frame and was ordered to pay $343.50.

James J. Judnic, 53, of Rib Lake, pled guilty to place, use, hunt wild animals with bait (less than 5 gallons), and was ordered to pay $343.50.

Carlito Rojelio Martinez, 17, of Medford, pled guilty to truancy (1st) and was ordered to pay $200.50.

Ethan S. Szydel, 34, of Stetsonville, pled guilty to hunting deer with unlawful weapon during muzzleloader only hunt and take/attempt to take game without valid authorization or tag, and was ordered to pay a total of $586.50.