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Christian Allen, 20, of Marshfield was found guilty due to a no contest plea of underage drinking (posession-17-20) (2nd) and was ordered to pay $389.50. Allen’s DOT license was also suspended for nine months.

Allen was found guilty due to a no contest plea of operating without valid license (2nd within three years) and was ordered to pay $579.

Allen was found guilty due to a no contest plea of disorderly conduct and was ordered to pay $443. Allen was sentenced to probation for one year. Conditions of probation include: spend 10 days in jail with Huber privileges, provide a DNA sample, complete alcohol assessment and follow through with any recommended treatments, receive high school diploma or equivalent at the probation agent’s discretion.

Allen was found guilty due to a no contest plea of bail jumping (misdemeanor) and was ordered to pay $443. Allen was also sentenced to 15 days in jail.

Allen had the following charges dismissed on prosecutor’s motion: violate absolute sobriety law, underage drinking/possession (2nd), operating a motor vehicle without insurance and two counts of operating without valid license (3rd in three years). Allen also had a charge of bail jumping (misdemeanor) dismissed but read in court.

Fener Calderon-Quintanilla, 23, of Medford pled guilty to operating a motor vehicle without insurance and was ordered to pay $200.50.

Fener Calderon-Quintanilla, 23, of Medford pled guilty to operating without carrying license and was ordered to pay $393.50. This charge was amended from operating without valid license (3rd within three years) Harold Fliehs, Jr., 50, of Rib Lake was found guilty due to a no contest plea of OWI (5th). Sentencing will be scheduled at a later date. Fliehs had a charge of possession of open intoxicants in motor vehicle (driver) dismissed on prosecutor’s motion. Flieh’s also had a charge of operating with PAC (5th) dismissed on prosecutor’s motion. Wayne Greenwood, 72, of Reedsburg was found guilty due to a no contest plea of operating boat at night without required lighting equipment and was ordered to pay $150.10.

Dylan Phillips, 37, of Westboro was found guilty due to a no contest plea of speeding in a 55 MPH zone (11-15 MPH) and was ordered to pay $175.30. This charge was amended from speeding in a 55 MPH zone (20-24 MPH).

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

Curtis Washington, 42, of Colby was found guilty due to a no contest plea of operating without carrying license and was ordered to pay $150.10. This charge was amended from operating without a valid license. Washington had a charge of vehicle operator failure to wear a seat belt dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.

Jack Wojcik, 18, of Medford was found guilty due to a no contest plea of probationary licensee operating “class D” vehicle between hours of midnight and 5 a.m. and was ordered to pay $200.50. Wojcik had a charge of failure to display vehicle license plates dismissed on prosecutor’s motion. Wojcik had a charge of operating without carrying license dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.

Deferred Prosecution

Cierra Harnois, 18, of Medford is charged with disorderly conduct. She has entered into a deferred prosecution. Harnois is to receive no new similar disorderly conduct charges, non-criminal or criminal for one year. Upon successful completion of the agreement the state will move to dismiss the charge.

Quin Lemke, 21, of Medford is charged with battery. Court defers adjudication of guilt for a period of 18 months. Conditions of the agreement include: Lemke shall not commit any criminal offenses, shall notify the Taylor County DA’s office and Clerk of Court’s office of any change of address within 10 days of said change; shall comply with all the terms of bond, which continues to remain in effect, during the period of this agreement; shall continue counseling and provide proof of such to the DA’s office; shall pay $330.50 to the Clerk of Court’s office prior to the expiration of the agreement as an ordinance forfeiture deposit. Upon successful completion, charge to be amended to an ordinance violation with a forfeiture amount of $330.50.

Lemke had a charge of disorderly conduct (domestic abuse) dismissed but read in court. Lemke had a charge of bail jumping (misdemeanor) dismissed but read in court.

David Westrich, 49, of Medford is charged with disorderly conduct (domestic abuse). He has entered a deferred prosecution sentence. As part of the agreement, for one year, Westrich shall not commit any criminal offenses; shall notify the Taylor County District Attorney’s Office, as well as the Clerk of Court’s office, of any change of address within ten days of said change. Westrich shall comply with all of the terms of bond, which continues to remain in effect during the period of this agreement. Westrich shall not possess or consume any alcohol. Westrich shall engage in either individual or couples’ therapy and provide proof to the District Attorney’s office.

Charges Dismissed

Maurice Moriarity, 70, of Rib Lake had three charges of disorderly conduct dismissed on prosecutor’s motion. Moriarity had one charge of resisting or obstructing an officer dismissed on prosecutor’s motion.