Chasidy Lynn Keen, Little Chute, was in court on Nov. 6 on charges of Possession of THC (2nd+ Offense) for a Motion hearing. A Motion hearing was scheduled for Dec. 17.
Danielle N. Zobal, Wau-toma, was in court on Nov. 6 on charges of Possess w/Intent-Cocaine (>1-5g) and Maintain Drug Trafficking Place for an Initial appearance. A Status conference was scheduled for Dec. 17.
Lyle J. Dorn Jr., Han-cock, was in court on Nov. 6 on charges of Possession of THC (2nd+ Offense) for a Bail/bond hearing. Defendant will be represented by SPD. Court ordered a $2,000 Sig Bond. Court entered Riverside Ruling in favor of the State. An Initial appearance was scheduled for Nov. 13.
Demetrius Shaun Pink-ston, Waupaca, was in court on Nov. 7 on charges of Sex Registry Violation for an Initial appearance. Court read the complaint and found probable cause and entered an order binding the defendant over for trial. Bond to continue. A Status conference was scheduled for Dec. 20.
Demitria Jean Janes, Ripon, was in court on Nov. 7 on charges of Bail Jumping-Felony and Possession of THC (2nd+ Offense) for an Initial appearance. Court read the complaint, found probable cause, and entered an order binding the defendant over for trial. Attorney waived formal reading and entered a plea of Not Guilty to all counts. Attorney requested the court amend bond. Court respectfully declined to modify the bond. Bond to continue. A Status conference was scheduled for Dec. 20.
Daniel M. Rice, Oshkosh, was in court on Nov. 8 on charges of OWI (4th) for a Final pre-trial. A Status conference was scheduled for Dec. 27.
Maxwell L. Bennett, Wautoma, was in court on Nov. 8 on charges of Deliver Designer Drugs (<=3g), two counts of Manufacture/Deliver LSD (<=1g), on count Deliver Schedule I, II Narcotics, Possess w/ Intent/Deliver Narcotics, Possess w/Intent-LSD (<=1gram), and Possession of Narcotic Drugs for an Initial appearance. DE is working toward getting the required information to SPD to verify eligibility. Court found good cause exists to adjourn and allow the defendant time to obtain counsel. An Adjourned initial appearance was scheduled for Nov. 13.
Jesse A. Bosquez, Osh-kosh, was in court on Nov. 8 on charges of OWI (7th) for an Initial appearance. The Court placed the case in suspended status pending the toxicology results. A Motion was made by the Attorney to modify the bond to a signature bond. The Court respectfully declined to modify the bond. A Status conference was scheduled for Jan. 7.
Ralph E. Mullen, Genoa City, was in court on Nov. 8 on charges of OWI (6th) and Operating w/ PAC (6th) for a Status conference. An additional Status conference was scheduled for Jan. 7.
Dejeon J. Winslow, Chicago, IL, was in court on Nov. 12 on charges of Extradition-Arrest Prior to Requisition for a Extradition hearing. Defendant did not contest extradition and waived his right to a hearing. Court questioned the defendant regarding waiver of extradition and accepted waiver. The defendant signed the waiver before the Court. Court made statement regarding request for Huber during pending extradition.
Buckie E. Rehwinkel, Plainfield, was in court on Nov. 12 on charges of Manufacture/Deliver THC (<=200g) and Possession of Methamphetamine for an Initial appearance. Court entered Riverside Ruling in favor of the State. Bond to continue. A Status conference was scheduled for Dec. 30.
Matthew C. Brogan, Mosinee, was in court on Nov. 12 on charges of Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer for an Hearing. Court denied bond modification request and made further statement. A Status conference was scheduled for Dec. 16.
Kristopher M. Denzer, Wild Rose, was in court on Nov. 12 on charges of 2nd Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety and Possession of Methamphetamine for an Adjourned initial appearance. Bond to continue. A Preliminary hearing was scheduled for Nov. 20.
William L. Price, Pine River, was in court on Nov. 12 on charges of OWI Case Injury (2+) and PAC Cause Injury (2+) for a Status conference. An additional Status conference was scheduled for Dec. 16.
Norman B. Rehwinkel, Plainfield, was in court on Nov. 12 on charges of Possession of Methamphetamine and Possession of THC (2nd+ Offense) for an Initial appearance. Court read the complaint, found probable cause, and entered an order binding the defendant over for trial. Plea: No Contest to Count 1. Court accepted plea and entered JOC. Court sentenced the defendant to: SWD and placed the defendant on probation for a period of two years. Conditions: Impose 27 days WCJ, with credit for 27 days served. AODA and follow through, Defendant 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. Defendant is to have no contact with any individuals in prior drug activity without express consent from supervising agent. Full-time employment.
Samuel Xiong, Forest Lake, was in court on Nov. 12 on charges of Fail/Report to County Jail (10 Days+) for an Initial appearance. Court entered Riverside Ruling in favor of the State. Court ordered the bond to continue. A Status conference was scheduled for Dec. 30.
John C. Waite, Wild Rose, was in court on Nov. 12 on charges of Possess Firearm-Convicted of a Felony for an Adjourned initial appearance. Court entered Riverside Ruling in favor of the State. Bond to continue. A Status conference was scheduled for Dec. 30.
Kyle Patrick Cudahy, Oshkosh, was in court on Nov. 12 on charges of Possession of THC (2nd+ Offense) for an Adjourned initial appearance. Court entered Riverside Ruling in favor of the State. A Status conference was scheduled for Dec. 30.
Matthew Luis Johnson, Redgranite, was in court on Oct. 12 on charges of Physical Abuse for a Competency hearing. The court received a report from a Doctor and found based on the report and position of the defendant, the record established the defendant is not competent but likely to regain during the statutory period. Court entered an order committing the defendant for a period of one year for competency restoration and found inpatient appropriate as it is the least restrictive. Court suspended proceedings for restoration to take place.
