The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Lea J. Thompson, 37, Pine River, appeared in court on July 27 for a plea hearing for Manufacture/Deliver THC (<=200g) and Bail Jumping-Felony. He received 8 months in Waushara County Jail, concurrent as to each of the two counts, Huber privileges, report by Sept. 1, 1 day credit for time served, court costs of $518 as to each count with bond to be applied and the balance to be paid within 60 days or payment plan, and DNA sample and surcharge.

• Jay A. Becker, 58, Wild Rose, appeared in court on July 27 for a plea hearing for Burglary-Building or Dwelling, Criminal Damage to Property and Bail Jumping-Felony. He also appeared in court for an initial appearance for Bail Jumping-Felony. A sentencing hearing is scheduled for Sept. 29.

• Gonzalo Chavez-mariscal, 21, Stockton, CA, appeared in court on July 27 for a final pre-trial for Conspiracy to Commit Delivery of Methamphetamine (>50g). A jury trial is scheduled for Aug. 24.

• Romeo Hammer, 19, Wautoma, appeared in court on July 27 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Theft-Movable Property > $5,000-$10,000, two counts Possess Drug Paraphernalia (misdemeanor), Possession of THC and Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor. He received for Possess Drug Paraphernalia (misdemeanor): 30 days in Waushara County Jail, 30 days credit for time served, court costs re-imposed with 60 days to pay or payment plan; for Possession of THC and Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor: 6 months in Waushara County Jail WCJ as to Count 1, and 6 months in Waushara as to Count 2, concurrent to one another and concurrent to 16CM-123 with 69 days credit for time served; for Theft-Movable Property > $5,000-$10,000: sentence withheld 3 years probation; conditions: 120 days conditional jail time, consecutive to any existing sentence, expungement to be earned by defendant; Huber privileges, no credit for time served, no good time credit; restitution in the amount of $130 to be repaid in increments of not less than $50 monthly and to commence on the first of the month - one full month removed from incarceration; AODA and any follow through as deemed appropriate; must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician; not to incur any PO holds that result in a new criminal offenses; no contact with co-defendant; court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan; and DNA surcharge.

• Brandon Riffell, 39, Waterman, IL, appeared in court on July 27 for a plea hearing for three counts Failure to Support Child (120 Days +). A sentencing hearing is scheduled for Oct. 2.

• Michael J. Kiernicki, 32, Waupaca, appeared in court on July 27 for an arraignment for Possession of Narcotic Drugs and Possess Amphetamine/LSD/Psilocin. A motion hearing is scheduled for Sept. 6.

• Ashley L. Armstrong, 17, Plainfield, appeared in court on July 27 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Possession of Methamphetamine and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. A status conference is scheduled for Aug. 30.

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Tobias L. Dankert, 33, Fox Lake, appeared in court on Aug. 2 for a preliminary hearing for Theft-Movable Property <=$2,500 and Burglary-Building or Dwelling. A plea/sentencing hearing is scheduled for Sept. 15.

• Andrew R. Holcombe, 30, Oshkosh, appeared in court on Aug. 3 for a final pretrial for Possession of Methamphetamine. A preliminary hearing is sche-duled for Aug. 24.

• Kevin M. Birkhofer, 25, Hancock, appeared in court on Aug. 3 for an initial appearance for four counts Forgery-Uttering. A status conference is scheduled for Sept. 6.

• Gonzalo Chavez-mariscal, 21, Stock-ton, CA, appeared in court on Aug. 3 for a final pretrial for Possess with Intent-Amphetamine (>50g). A sentencing hearing is scheduled for Sept. 29.

• Anthony Joseph Bradley, 19, Flambeau, appeared in court on Aug. 4 for a bail/bond hearing for Take and Drive Vehicle without consent and Theft-Movable Property <=$2,500. An initial appearance is scheduled for Aug. 16.

• Stanley Bajdan, 41, Wautoma, appeared in court on Aug. 8 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Possession of THC and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. He received for each count: 24 days in Waushara County Jail, with good time credit, no Huber privileges, to begin no later than Aug. 18, concurrent to each other, no credit for time served, court costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan and DNA sample and surcharge.

• Thomas M. Falsnik, Jr., 49, Wautoma, appeared in court on Aug. 8 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Substantial Battery-Intend Bodily Harm, Disorderly Conduct and Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor. A status conference is scheduled for Aug. 22.

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Anthony Joseph Bradley, 18, Saxeville, appeared in court on Aug. 16 for an initial appearance for Take and Drive Vehicle without Consent and Theft-Moveable Property <=$2,500. A plea/sentencing hearing is scheduled for Sept. 8.

• John D. Severson, 33, Wautoma, appeared in court on Aug. 16 for an adjourned initial appearance for Possession of THC (2nd + Offense). He received sentence withheld 2 ½ years or 30 months probation; conditions: AODA and any follow thru as recommended by agent, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, and is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs plus DNA surcharge with 60 days to pay or payment plan; 2 days sentence credit to be applied.

• Kirk H. Snyder, 48, Youngsville, PA, appeared in court on Aug. 16 for a plea/sentencing hearing for four counts Failure to Support Child (120 Days +). He received for two counts of Failure to Support Child (120 Days +): sentence withheld 4 years probation; conditions for one count: 120 days with credit for 65 days of prior time served since detainer on extradition - balance of sentence to be served forthwith with work release; other conditions as to both counts: maintain child support payments as and comply with any other terms or conditions as deemed appropriate by supervising agent, court costs plus $916 extradition fees, and DNA sample to be provided at the Waushara County Jail and surcharge

• William S. Dahl, 28, Wild Rose, appeared in court on Aug. 17 for a hearing for Disorderly Conduct, Battery and Strangulation and Suffocation. A plea/sentencing hearing is scheduled for Sept. 27.

• Curtis F. Anderson, 58, Waupaca, appeared in court on Aug. 17 for a review hearing for Violate/Harassment Restraining Order, Threats to Injure/Accuse of Crime and Intimidate Victim/Threaten Force, etc. A hearing is scheduled for Sept. 11.

*Shane P. Peterson, 43, Redgranite, appeared in court on Aug. 22 for a status conference for two sexual assault charges. A status conference is scheduled for Sept. 26.

• Daniel Lee Murphy, 35, New Lisbon, appeared in court for a bail/bond hearing for Bail Jumping-Felony. He also appeared in court for a preliminary hearing for Possession of Methamphetamine, Pos-session of THC (2nd + Offense), Possess Drug Paraphernalia to Manufacture, Compound, Convert, Produce, or Store Methamphetamine, Possess Amphetamine/LSD/Psilocin (2nd +) and two counts of Bail Jumping-Felony. An initial appearance and arraignment is scheduled for Sept. 20. 

• Shane Alen Kabke, 43, Neenah, appeared in court on Aug. 22 for an initial appearance for Possession of THC (2nd + Offense) and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. A status conference is scheduled for Sept. 26. 

• Kenneth H. Stencel, 62, Wisconsin Rapids, appeared in court on Aug. 22 for an initial appearance for OWI (5th), Operating While Revoked (revocation due to alcohol/controlled substance/refusal) and Ignition Interlock Device Tampering/Failure to Install. An adjourned initial appearance is scheduled for Sept. 26. 

• Dylan Gale Harriman, 28, Waupun, appeared in court on Aug. 22 for an initial appearance for two counts Possession of Narcotic Drugs, Possess/Illegally Obtained Prescription and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. A plea/sentencing hearing is scheduled for Oct. 3. 

• Adam A. Brown, 26, Redgranite, appeared in court on Aug. 23 for a bail/bond hearing for Fail/Report to County Jail (10 Days +) and Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor. An initial appearance is scheduled for Sept. 8.

• Joshua David Ortiz-Johnston, 19, Milwaukee, appeared in court on Aug. 23 for a bail/bond hearing for Possess with Intent-THC (<=200g) and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. An initial appearance is scheduled for Sept. 11.

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Albert A. Albertson, 50, Roselle, IL, appeared in court on Aug. 30 for an adjourned initial appearance for Possess with Intent-THC (<=200g). A status conference is scheduled for Oct. 16.

• Tyler T. Schoenick, 39, Fremont, appeared in court on Aug. 30 for an initial appearance for 3rd Degree Sexual Assault and Criminal Trespass to Dwelling. A status conference is scheduled for Oct. 12.

• Neal V. Kirby, 39, Wautoma, appeared in court on Aug. 30 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Possession of THC and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. He received 8 days in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, good time credit, no credit for time served to begin no later than Sept. 29, court costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan, DNA sample and surcharge.

• Alan W. Schrank, Jr., 24, Wautoma, appeared in court on Aug. 30 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer. He received sentence withheld 30 months probation; conditions include 100 days in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, no good time credit, no Credit for time served to begin no later than Oct. 27, 6 month driver’s license revocation, evaluation and treatment as deemed appropriate by agent, take all prescriptions as prescribed and if given an new prescription to be reported to Agent within 48 hours of being prescribed, court costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan and DNA sample and surcharge.

The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Antonio Romeo Newman, 25, Redgranite, appeared in court on Sept. 6 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Battery by Prisoners. He received sentence withheld 1 year probation, consecutive to any existing sentence; conditions: no contact with the victim as named in the complaint, treatment and counseling as deemed appropriate by the supervising agent, obtain GED or high school equivalency degree, court costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan, DNA sample and surcharge.

• Andrew CM Sexton, 32, New London, appeared in court on Sept. 6 for a sentencing hearing for Possess Ketamine, Possession of THC, Possess LSD and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. He received for Possess Ketamine: 75 days in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, no good time credit, no credit for time served to begin no later than Nov. 1, AODA and follow through, maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan, to include attorney fees, DNA surcharge to be assessed; for Possess LSD: 9 months in Waushara County Jail, stayed, 1 year probation, concurrent to Count 1, if revoked, Huber privileges and good time credit; conditions: AODA and follow through, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan, to include attorney fees, DNA surcharge to be assessed.

• Percy J. Schmelzle, 22, Wautoma, appeared in court on Sept. 6 for a plea/sentencing hearing for two counts Possession of THC, Possess Drug Paraphernalia and Bail Jumping-Misde-meanor. He received sentence withheld 2 years probation; conditions: AODA and follow through, maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, no contact with co-defendants, GED or high school equivalency degree, court costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan, bond on file to be applied, no expungement opportunity and DNA sample and surcharge.

• Adam D. Carey, 19, Appleton, appeared in court on Sept. 6 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Theft-Movable Property >$5,000-$10,000. He received sentence withheld 3 years probation; conditions: 144 days in Waushara County Jail to be served forthwith, time served credit or good time credit, pay $980 restitution in full in increments of no less than $100 per month commencing June 1, 2018, no contact with victim until requested in writing thru agent, no contact with Romeo Hammer, AODA and any follow through, defendant must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, must obtain an high school equivalency degree, court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan and DNA surcharge.

• Timothy J. Wagner, 58, Redgranite, appeared in court on Sept. 6 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Possession of THC and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. He received 45 days in Waushara County Jail, imposed/stayed, sen-tence withheld 1 year probation, may petition for early term with agent at any time after completion of 6 months; conditions: AODA and any follow through as recommended, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan and DNA sample and surcharge.

• Vue Songsee Thao, 33, Sacramento, CA, appeared in court on Sept. 7 for a waiver of prelminiary hearing for Manufacture/Deliver Amphe-tamine. A plea hearing is scheduled for Oct. 12.

• Kevin M. Birkhofer, 26, Hancock, appeared in court on Sept. 7 for a plea/sentencing hearing for four counts Forgery-Uttering. He received for two counts Forgery-Uttering: sentence withheld 3 years probation as to each count concurrent; conditions: restitution $118 to Kwik Trip, prohibited from being in possession of any financial instrument or card in the name of another person, prohibited from being in possession of any checks or maintaining a checking account, AODA and follow through, no contact with victim unless written authorization is provided by the victim to the supervising agent, no contact with the Redgranite Kwik Trip, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, and court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan.

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Kenyton J. Ross, 36, Boscobel, appeared in court on Sept. 14 for a sentencing hearing for Strangulation and Suffocation (with previous conviction), Battery and Criminal Damage to Property. He received for Strangulation and Suffocation: 75 months of imprisonment, bifurcated, 15 months incarceration/5 years extended supervision, no credit for time served; extended supervision conditions: must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, AODA and follow through, DAAP or Domestic Abuse related Anger Management Program and follow through and court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan.

• Anthony Joseph Brad-ley, 19, Saxeville, appeared in court on Sept. 14 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Take/Drive Vehicle without Consent-Abandon Vehicle and Theft-Movable Property <=$2,500. He received for Take/Drive Vehicle without Consent-Abandon Vehicle: 6 months in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, good time credit, 6 days credit for time served; for Theft-Movable Property <=$2,500: 6 months in Waushara County Jail consecutive to count 1, imposed/stayed 2 years probation; conditions: $1,216.90 restitution to be repaid in monthly increments of no less than $100 starting Oct. 1, AODA and follow through, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, to obtain high school equivalency degree, court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan and DNA sample and surcharge.

• Charles N. Gonzales, 35, Redgranite, appeared in court on Sept. 14 for a probation review hearing for Battery and Disorderly Conduct. The court orders a probation extension of one year with Gonzales making monthly payments of no less than $300.

• Ronald L. Werdin, 61, Berlin, appeared in court on Sept. 14 for a probation review hearing for Reckless Driving-Cause Great Bodily Harm. The court orders a probation extension of two years with Werdin making monthly payment of $190. 

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• Dylan James Bortz, 24, Westfield, appeared in court on Sept. 15 for a plea hearing for 10 counts Burglary-Building or Dwelling and Criminal Damage to Property. A sentencing hearing is scheduled for Nov. 30. 

• Tobias L. Dankert, 33, Fox Lake, appeared in court on Sept. 15 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Theft-Moveable Property <=$2,500, Burglary-Building or Dwelling and Bail Jumping-Felony. He received for Burglary-Building or Dwelling: sentence withheld 4 years probation; conditions: 9 months in Waushara County Jail, 46 days credit for time served; complete GED or high school equivalency degree; restitution of $500-several liability order responsible for whole amount of restitution; court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan; for Bail Jumping-Felony: 61 days in Waushara County Jail with 46 days credit for time served, equates time served sentence; court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan; and DNA surcharge. 

• Aaron J. Bruce, 25, Wautoma, appeared in court on Sept. 18 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Manufacture/Deliver THC (<=200g), Possess Drug Paraphernalia and Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor. He received for Manufacture/Deliver THC (<=200g): sentence withheld 3 years probation; conditions: AODA and follow through, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, no contact with children under the age of 18 unless they are the biological children, court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan; DNA sample and surcharge; for Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor: 9 months in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, good time, 52 days credit for time served, imposed/stayed, 1 year probation with conditions that mirror 17CF123 and 90 days in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, no good time credit, 52 days credit for time served, sentence to commence forthwith. 

• Levi Benjamin Hansen, 20, Poy Sippi, appeared in court on Sept. 18 for a motion hearing Deliver Schedule I or 2 Non-Narcotics. The court revoked Hansen’s work release for the duration of his sentence.

• William Edward Lemmon, 24, Berlin, appeared in court on Sept. 18 for a motion hearing for Manufacture/Deliver Heroin (<3g). The court revoked Lemmon’s work release for the duration of his sentence.

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Vue Songsee Thao, 33, Sacramento, CA, appeared in court on Oct. 12 for a plea hearing for Manufacture/Deliver Amphetamine (>50g). A sentencing hearing is scheduled for Dec. 15.

• Brian Lawrence Freeman, 30, Van Dyne, appeared in court on Oct. 12 for a sentencing on revocation hearing for Possess/Illegally Obtained Prescription and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. He received for Possess/Illegally Obtained Prescription: 6 months in Waushara County Jail and for Possess Drug Paraphernalia: 30 days in Waushara County Jail, concurrent, with 149 days credit for time served against each of the net effect of time served; costs reimposed to the extent not previously paid with 60 days to pay or payment plan.

• Christopher G. Housworth, 29, Necedah, appeared in court on Oct. 12 for a sentencing on revocation hearing for Bail Jumping-Felony. He received 2 years imprisonment concurrent to any existing sentence, bifurcated, 1 year incarceration/1 year extended supervision with 237 credit for time served; conditions of extended supervision: complete AODA and any follow through as deemed appropriate, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs previously imposed with 60 days to pay or payment plan.

• Gregory P. Brzozowski, 39, Poy Sippi, appeared in court on Oct. 12 for an adjourned initial appearance for Bail Jumping-Felony, Operating While Revoked (revocation due to alcohol/controlled substance/refusal)-3rd Offense, and Ignition Interlock Device Tampering/Failure to Install. An adjourned initial appearance is scheduled for Oct. 27.

• Anthony William Thoma, 36, Berlin, appeared in court on Oct. 12 for a preliminary hearing for Bail Jumping-Felony. A motion hearing is scheduled for Nov. 10.

• Amber Jean Koskela, 23, Plainfield, appeared in court on Oct. 12 for a plea/sentencing hearing for three counts Theft-Movable Property-Special Facts, three counts Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor, misdemeanor Theft-Movable Property <=$2,500, two counts Operating While Revoked (revocation due to alcohol/controlled substance/refusal). She received sentence withheld 3 years probation; conditions: complete AODA and any follow through as recommended, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, can not to work in any capacity being responsible for any venerable person whether adult or child, no contact with the premises of Heartland House and/or the victim, restitution in the amount of $76.80, 6 months conditional time in the Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, no good time credit, no credit for time served to report on Dec. 1, court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan; for Theft-Movable Property <=$2,500: 90 days in Waushara County Jail imposed/stayed, if revoked, concurrent to any existing sentence in place at the time of the filing of any revocation order and warrant, sentence withheld, 1 year probation, concurrent; for Operating While Revoked (revocation due to alcohol/controlled substance/refusal) and two counts Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor: 5 days in Waushara County Jail, concurrent, and court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan, and DNA sample and surcharge.

• Jonah Michael Hoff -man, 21, Wautoma, appeared in court on Oct. 12 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Possession of THC and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. He received sentence withheld 2 years probation; conditions: AODA and any follow through, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs, and DNA sample (on file) and surcharge.

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Christopher A. Abitz, 32, Coloma, appeared in court on Oct. 23 for an initial appearance for two counts Manufacture/Deliver THC (<=200g), Possession of THC (2nd + Offense), Possess Drug Paraphernalia, Possess/Illegally Obtained Prescription. A status conference is scheduled for Nov. 28.

•Thomas M. Falesnik, Jr., 49, Wautoma, appeared in court on Oct. 24 for a final pre-trial hearing for Battery, Disorderly Conduct and Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor. A sentencing hearing is scheduled for Dec. 6.

• Jason Sydney Harris, 47, Berlin, appeared in court on Oct. 24 for a plea/sentencing hearing for two counts Forgery, two counts Violate/Harassment Restraining Order and two counts Bail Jumping-Felony. He received for two counts Forgery, Bail Jumping-Felony Violate/Harassment Restraining Order: sentence withheld 3 years probation, conditions: Count 2 of 17CF151: 4 months in Waushara County Jail, with Huber privileges, no good time credit, 1 day credit for time served, to begin no later than Dec. 20; conditions on both cases: restitution of $20 to be paid by Jan. 1, 2018, no contact with person as named in the complaint; comply with all terms of Waushara County case 2017CV81, AODA and follow through, maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs to include attorney fees to be paid within 60 days or payment plan, DNA sample and surcharge; for Bail Jumping-Felony and Violate/Harassment Restraining Order: impose 6 months in Waushara County Jail, stayed, 1 year probation consecutive to any sentence currently being served at time of revocation; conditions: no contact with the person named in the complaint, comply with all terms of Waushara County case 2017CV81, AODA and follow through, maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs to include attorney fees to be paid within 60 days or payment plan and DNA sample and surcharge.

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Ronald William Vallery, 31, Wautoma, appeared in court on Oct. 26 for a hearing for Possess with Intent-THC (<=200 grams), two counts Possession Drug Paraphernalia, three counts Fraud/Rendering Income Tax Return or Obtain Refund with Fraudulent Intent, two counts Knowingly Submit False Tax Documents, four counts Bail Jumping-Felony and Possession of THC. A status conference is scheduled for Nov. 3.

• Mitchell L. Sears, 29, Ripon, appeared in court on Oct. 26 for a hearing for Bail Jumping-Felony. A status conference is scheduled for Dec. 18.

• Caitlin Marie Goomey, 24, Green Bay, appeared in court on Oct. 26 for a plea hearing for Theft-Movable Property from Person/Corpse, Drive or Operate Vehicle without Consent, three counts Misappropriate ID Info-Obtain Money, Possession of Narcotic Drugs, two counts Possess/Illegally Obtained Prescription and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. A sentencing hearing is scheduled for Dec. 28.

• Casey L. Duket, 27, Wautoma, appeared in court on Oct. 26 for a sentencing hearing for three counts Bail Jumping-Felony, Possession of Narcotic Drugs, Possess Drug Paraphernalia and Resisting or Obstructing an Officer. He received for one count Bail Jumping-Felony and Possession of Narcotic Drugs: sentence withheld 31 months probation as to each case concurrent; conditions: Possession of Narcotic Drugs only, 90 days in Waushara County Jail; 76 days credit for time served, no good time credit, Huber privileges, sentence to commence by no later than Dec. 10, all other conditions reimposed as previously ordered. 

• Jason A. Guist, 43, Redgranite, appeared in court on Oct. 26 for OWI Cause Injury (2+), Resisting/Failing to Stop/Fleeing and Negligent Operation of Motor Vehicle. A sentencing hearing on revocation is scheduled for Dec. 5. 

• Leslie J. Knorr, 53, Coloma, appeared in court on Oct. 26 for an initial appearance for OWI (4th). A status conference is scheduled to Dec. 18. 

• Nicholas Lee Rentz, 31, Elroy, appeared in court on Oct. 26 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor, Resisting or Obstructing an Officer and Theft-Movable Property <=$2,500. She received for Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor and Resisting or Obstructing an Officer: 52 days in Waushara County Jail as to both counts concurrent, 39 days credit for time served, time served sentence, restitution $20.01 previously paid, costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan and DNA sample and surcharge. 

• Brandi Elaine Sapp, 34, Waupaca, appeared in court on Oct. 26 for an adjourned initial appearance for Burglary-Building or Dwelling. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Nov. 3. 

• Derrick D. Girmscheid, 23, Green Lake, appeared in court on Oct. 26 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Bail Jumping-Felony, Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor, Entry into Locked Coin Box, Criminal Damage to Property, two counts Theft-Movable Property <=$2,500 and Possession of THC (2nd + Offense). He received for Criminal Damage to Property, Theft-Movable Property <=$2,500: sentence withheld 2 years probation concurrent - conditions: for Criminal Damage to Property only: 60 days in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, no good time credit, 48 days credit for time served; as to all counts: AODA and follow through, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, $310.64 Restitution to be paid by Sept. 1, 2018, joint and several with co-defendants, court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan; for Possession of THC (2nd + Offense): sentence withheld 2 years probation.

• Damion M. Johnston, 19, Oxford, appeared in court on Oct. 27 for a sentencing on revocation hearing for Theft-Movable Property >$2,500-$5,000. He received for Possession/Illegally Obtained Prescription and Possession of THC: 6 months in Waushara County Jail, concurrent, with 169 days credit for time served; for Theft-Movable Property >$2,500-$5,000: 10 months in Waushara County Jail, 81 days credit for time served and court costs, good time credit and work release privileges, concurrent terms on all cases.

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Hannah Grace Ilene Petty, 28, Saint Cloud, FL, appeared in court on Nov. 1 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Possession of THC (2nd + Offense) and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. She received for Possession of THC (2nd + Offense): sentence withheld 2 years probation; conditions: AODA and any follow through as recommended, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan and DNA sample and surcharge.

• Ronald William Vallery, 31, Wautoma, appeared in court on Nov. 1 for a hearing for Possess with Intent-THC (<=200 grams), Possess Drug Paraphernalia, two counts Fraud/Rendering Income Tax Return or Obtain Refund with Fraudulent Intent, two counts Knowingly Submit False Tax Documents, four counts Bail Jumping-Felony, Possession of THC and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. A sentencing hearing is scheduled for Jan. 5.  

• Mark Eliopulos, 46, Waterford, appeared in court on Nov. 1 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. He received sentence withheld 3 years probation, conditions: 90 days in Waushara County Jail conditional time, with 29 days time served credit, work release to the extent can be exercised due to Marathon County matter, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, AODA and any follow through as recommended, court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan and DNA sample and surcharge.

• Brandi Elaine Sapp, 34, Waupaca, appeared in court on Nov. 1 for a preliminary hearing for Burglary-Building or Dwelling. A status conference is scheduled for Dec. 18. 

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• George Joseph Gdaniec, 59, Westfield, appeared in court on Nov. 9 for a plea/sentencing hearing for OWI (4th) and Operating with PAC (4th). He received for Operating with PAC (4th): sentence withheld 2 years probation; conditions: 60 days in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, good time credit, 3 days credit for time served to begin forthwith; $1,800 fine plus $42.50 blood draw fee, bond to be applied, balance to be paid within 60 days or payment plan; 24 month driver’s license revocation, 2 year ignition interlock device; OWI Assessment, AODA and follow through, maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician and DNA sample and surcharge.

• Olivia Sara-Rose Woitula, 21, Wautoma, ap-peared in court on Nov. 9 for an adjourned initial appearance for Manufacture/Deliver THC (<=200g). A status conference is scheduled for Dec. 12. 

• Geoffrey P. Salaja, 67, Montello, appeared in court on Nov. 9 for a sentencing hearing on revocation for Manufacture/Deliver Schedule I, II Narcotics and Bail Jumping-Felony. He received for Manufacture/Deliver Schedule I, II Narcotics: 8 years in Wisconsin State Prison con-current to Marquette County sentence to be served as 5 years incarceration and 3 year extended supervision, 340 days credit for time served, AODA and follow though, maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs re-imposed not previously paid to be paid within 60 days or payment plan; for Bail Jumping-Felony: 1 year in Waushara County Jail, good time credit, 340 days credit for time served, concurrent to any existing sentence, and court cost not previously paid to be paid within 60 days or payment plan. 

• Samantha Rose Delelio, 17, Coloma, appeared in court on Nov. 10 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Possession of THC, Bail Jumping, Misdemeanor and two counts Possess Drug Paraphernalia. She received for Possession of THC, and Possess Drug Paraphernalia: sentence withheld 2 years probation, if revoked, credit for 4 days served; for Bail Jumping, Misdemeanor: sen-tence withheld 2 years pro-bation, concurrent; for both counts conditions: AODA and follow through, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars except in furtherance of employment, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, complete an HSED, during the period of probation defendant is to obtain no less than 30 credits in either a technical school program or an accredited four year institution, no less than two observed urine screens per week for the first year of probation, no contact with Nicholas Denziesen, court costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan and DNA sample and Surcharge 

• Dylan Jon Kohlhoff, 32, Wautoma, appeared in court on Nov. 10 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Bail Jumping-Felony, Possession of THC (2nd + Offense), Resisting or Obstructing an Officer and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. He received for Bail Jumping-Felony and Possession of THC (2nd + Offense): 6 months in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, good time credit, 3 days credit time served, concurrent to each other but consecutive to any sentence currently being served, court costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan, with bond to be applied and DNA sample and surcharge.

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Charles W. Fisher, III, 30, Wild Rose, appeared in court on Jan. 3 for a waiver of preliminary hearing for 2nd Degree Sexual Assault by Employee of Child Welfare Agency or Care/Service Residential Faculty. A status conference is scheduled for Feb. 6. 

• Amber L. Norquist, 26, Milwaukee, appeared in court on Jan. 4 for a sentencing on revocation hearing for Possession of THC and Possess/Illegally Obtained Prescription. She received Concurrent sentences, 5 months in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, good time credit, 55 days credit for time served, $886 in court costs reimposed with 60 days to pay or payment plan.

• Maximilliano S. Garza, 33, Oshkosh, appeared in court on Jan. 4 for an adjourned initial appearance for 2nd Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety, Operate Firearm While Intoxicated and Disorderly Conduct. A status conference is scheduled for Feb. 6. 

• Kevin J. Schueler, 30, Wautoma, appeared in court on Jan. 5 for a plea/sentencing hearing for OWI (4th), Operating with PAC (4th) and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. He received: sentence withheld, 2 years probation; conditions: 90 days in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, no good time credit, 3 days credit for time served to begin forthwith, 40 days in Waushara County Jail, stayed, for use of supervising agent and TAD Panel, high school equivalency degree, $1,744.00 fine plus $42.50 Blood Draw fee to be paid within 60 days or payment plan, bond to be applied, 24 months driver’s license revocation, 24 month ignition interlock device obtained by March 1, OWI assessment, participation and successful completion in Waushara County TAD Program, AODA and follow through, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician and DNA sample and surcharge. 

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• Blas Gonzales, 53, Berlin, appeared in court on Jan. 5 for a hearing for Possess with Intent/Deliver Non-Narcotics and Possess

Drug Paraphernalia. An adjourned initial appearance is scheduled for Jan. 23. 

• Ronald William Vallery, 31, Wautoma, ap-peared in court on Jan. 5 for a sentencing hearing for Possess with Intent-THC (<=200 grams), Possess Drug Paraphernalia, three counts three counts Fraud/Rendering Income Tax Return or Obtain Refund with Fraudulent Intent and two counts Knowingly Submit False Tax Documents. He received for Possess with Intent-THC (<=200 grams) and Possess Drug Paraphernalia: sentence withheld, 3 years probation; conditions: 3 months in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, no good time credit, no credit for time served, to begin no later than Jan. 15, AODA and follow through, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs to include attorney fees to be paid within 60 days or payment plan and DNA sample and surcharge; for one count Fraud/Rendering Income Tax Return or Obtain Refund with Fraudulent Intent: sentence withheld 4 years probation, concurrent to 16CF62; conditions: 9 months in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, no good time credit, consecutive to 16CF62, no credit for time served, to begin no later than Jan. 15, restitution in the amount of $11,806.40 to be paid in increments of no less than $250 per month commencing March 1, AODA and follow through, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs to include attorney fees be paid within 60 days or payment plan and NA sample and surcharge; for Knowingly Submit False Tax Documents: same conditions with no conditional jail.

• Joshua David Ortiz-Johnston, 19, Milwaukee, appeared in court on Jan. 5 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Possess with Intent-THC (<=200g) and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. He received for Possess with Intent-THC (<=200g): 5 months in Waushara County and for Possess Drug Paraphernalia: 30 days in Waushara County Jail, stayed, 2 years probation; if revoked Huber privileges, good time credit, 4 days credit for time served, concurrent to each other; conditions: GED or high school equivalency degree, AODA and follow through, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, court costs to be paid within 60 days or payment plan and DNA sample and surcharge.

The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Olivia Sara-Rose Woit-ula, 22, Wautoma, appeared in court on Jan. 10 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Manufacture/Deliver THC (<=200g), Possession of THC, Possess Drug Paraphernalia and Possess/Illegally Obtained Prescription. She received for Manufacture/Deliver THC (<=200g): sentence withheld 3 years probation; conditions: 45 days in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, no good time credit, no credit for time served, sentence to commence by no later than Feb. 15, to obtain an Associate’s Degree in Culinary Arts or a field of the choosing, AODA and follow through, must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician, no contact with Christopher Abitz and/or Dawand Washington, $60 Drug Buy Money joint/several with C. Abitz, court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan, DNA sample and surcharge; for Possession of THC: 6 months in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, good time credit, no credit for time served, imposed/stayed, 2 years probation; conditions to mirror 17CF199 with the exception of the conditional jail.

• David J. Royston, 34, Wautoma, appeared in court on Jan. 10 for an initial appearance for Possession of Narcotic Drugs and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. A status conference is scheduled for Jan. 25.

• Devin M. Berg, 32, Wautoma, appeared in court on Jan. 10 for an arraignment for Possess with Intent-Amphetamine (>3-10g), Possess with Intent-THC (>1,000-2,500g), Maintain Drug Trafficking Place, Possess Drug Paraphernalia and two counts Possess/Illegally Obtained Prescription. A status conference is scheduled for Feb. 9.

• Matthew W. Arbogast, 28, Berlin, appeared in court on Jan. 10 for an adjourned initial appearance for Drive or Operate Vehicle without Consent. An arraignment is scheduled for March 5.

• Brandon W. Wals, 19, Wild Rose, appeared in court on Jan. 10 for an initial appearance for Manufacture/Deliver Psilocin (>100-500g), Manufacture/Deliver LSD (<=1g), Manufacture/Deliver THC (<=200g), Possession of THC and Possess Drug Paraphernalia. A status conference is scheduled for Feb. 9.

• Ryan J. Arndt, 28, Wheeling, IL, appeared in court on Jan. 12 for a return on warrant hearing for five counts Failure to Support Child (120 Days +). An initial appearance is scheduled for Jan. 25.

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The Waushara County felonies as recorded from the Waushara County Courthouse are as follows:

• Christopher L. Wojciechowski, 23, Wautoma, appeared in court on Jan. 19 for a sentencing on revocation hearing for Possession of THC, Disorderly Conduct, two counts Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor, Criminal Damage to Property and Knowingly Violate a Domestic Abuse Order-Injunction. He received for Possession of THC: 6 months in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, good time credit, 80 days credit for time served, costs reimposed to the extent not previously paid; for Disorderly Conduct: 60 days in Waushara County Jail, concurrent with 17CF142, 60 days credit for time served, time served sentence, costs reimposed to the extent not previously paid; for Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor: 7 months in Waushara County Jail concurrent with 17CF142 and 17CM200, Huber privileges, good time credit, 60 days credit for time served, costs reimposed to the extent not previously paid; for Criminal Damage to Property: 7 months in Waushara Jail consecutive to 17CF142, 17CM200 and 17CM335, Huber privileges, good time credit, 2 days credit for time served, court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan, $280 restitution converted to a civil judgment in favor of Jordan Bremmer, restitution joint/several with co-defendant, DNA sample and surcharge; for Knowingly Violate a Domestic Abuse Order-Injunction and Bail Jumping-Misdemeanor: 7 months in Waushara County Jail as to each count concurrent with each other and 17CM409, consecutive to the 17CF142, 17CM200 and 17CM335 - Huber, good time credit, 2 days credit for time served, court costs with 60 days to pay or payment plan, court costs to include the injunction filing fee with 60 days to pay or payment plan, DNA sample and surcharge.

• Antoinette Marie Jessup, 42, Wautoma, appeared in court on Jan. 19 for a sentencing on revocation hearing for OWI (3rd with Passenger < 16 years old). She received 8 months in Waushara County Jail, Huber privileges, good time credit, 124 days credit for time served, and costs reimposed to the extent not previously paid.

• Hidalia Mae Mata Gon-zalez, 40, Appleton, appeared in court on Jan. 19 for a plea/sentencing hearing for Fail/Report to County Jail (10 Days +). A plea/sentencing hearing is scheduled for Feb. 6. 

• Andrew W. Knueppel, 37, Waupaca, appeared in court on Jan. 19 for a sentencing on revocation hearing for Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer and Negligent Operation of Motor Vehicle. He received: 30 months term of imprisonment bifurcated as 12 months incarceration/1 ½ years extended supervision, concurrent to Waupaca County Case No 17CM-294 and any other sentence currently being served; conditions of extended supervision: must maintain absolute sobriety, may not be present upon the premises of any bars, and is prohibited from possessing/ingesting any impairing substances that have not been prescribed by a physician; restitution and court costs, and is eligible for Challenge Incarceration Program and Substance Abuse Program.

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