Submitted by Dean Holman
Medina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in Judge Collier's court on November 21, 2011:
John Reichle, 58, of Montgomery Drive in Brunswick, was sentenced to 17 months in prison on one count of Gross Sexual Imposition, a fourth-degree felony. He also was labeled a Tier I Sex Offender.
Eric Sauers, 46, of West Walnut Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Heroin, a fifth-degree felony.
Charles Smith, 28, of Springbrook Drive in Medina, was sentenced to two years in prison on one count of Trafficking in Oxycodone, a third-degree felony. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Tiffany Baines, 30, of Exchange Park Drive in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft and one count of Safecracking, both of which are fourth-degree felonies, and one count of Possession of Criminal Tools, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 21.
Vincent Clark, 31, of Lafayette Road in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 21.
Jesse Coble, 28, of Bevan Road in Barberton, pleaded guilty to one count of Burglary, a third-degree felony and one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 29.
Randall Finkel, 26, of state Route 58 in Wellington, pleaded guilty to one count of Possession of Marijuana, a third-degree felony; one count of Trafficking in Marijuana, a fourth-degree felony; and one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for January 3.
Douglas Haynes, 31, of Arrow Court in Elyria, pleaded not guilty to one count of Deception to Obtain Dangerous Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 21.
Kristy McKinley, 34, of Woodfield Lane in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 22.
Ryan Novick, 26, of West Washington Street in Medina, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Breaking and Entering, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for February 22.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Judge Kimbler's Criminal Docket for November 18, 2011
Submitted by Dean Holman
Medina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in Judge Kimbler's court on November 18, 2011:
Carlos Alexander, 21, of Florida, was sentenced to six months in prison on one count of Receiving Stolen Property, a fourth-degree felony.
Timothy Axford, 52, of Chatham Road in Spencer, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Adonis Bell, 32, of Harding Street in Medina, was sentenced to one year in prison on two counts of Attempted Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, both of which are fourth-degree felonies. He also was labeled a Tier II Sex Offender.
Homer Jarvis, 35, of East Easton Road in Creston, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Burglary, a third-degree felony.
Matthew Avon, 30, of Lafayette Road in Medina, pleaded not guilty to the following charges: two counts of Rape, both of which are first-degree felonies; one count of Sexual Battery, a third-degree felony; one count of Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, a third-degree felony; and one count of Importuning, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 9. He remains in the Medina County Jail on $120,000 bond.
Matthew Barzal, 31, of Boneta Road in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Failure to Comply with a Police Officer, a third-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 17.
Ralph DiVincenzo, 21, of Muntz Road in Valley City, pleaded not guilty to the following charges: one count of Theft and one count of Safecracking, both of which are fourth-degree felonies; two counts of Breaking and Entering; and two counts of Possessing Criminal Tools, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. A forfeiture specification is attached to the charges. A jury trial is scheduled for January 24.
Danielle Smith, 24, of Babcock Road in Hinckley, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Attempted Theft of a Motor Vehicle, both of which are fourth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for January 18.
Medina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in Judge Kimbler's court on November 18, 2011:
Carlos Alexander, 21, of Florida, was sentenced to six months in prison on one count of Receiving Stolen Property, a fourth-degree felony.
Timothy Axford, 52, of Chatham Road in Spencer, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Adonis Bell, 32, of Harding Street in Medina, was sentenced to one year in prison on two counts of Attempted Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, both of which are fourth-degree felonies. He also was labeled a Tier II Sex Offender.
Homer Jarvis, 35, of East Easton Road in Creston, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Burglary, a third-degree felony.
Matthew Avon, 30, of Lafayette Road in Medina, pleaded not guilty to the following charges: two counts of Rape, both of which are first-degree felonies; one count of Sexual Battery, a third-degree felony; one count of Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, a third-degree felony; and one count of Importuning, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 9. He remains in the Medina County Jail on $120,000 bond.
Matthew Barzal, 31, of Boneta Road in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Failure to Comply with a Police Officer, a third-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 17.
Ralph DiVincenzo, 21, of Muntz Road in Valley City, pleaded not guilty to the following charges: one count of Theft and one count of Safecracking, both of which are fourth-degree felonies; two counts of Breaking and Entering; and two counts of Possessing Criminal Tools, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. A forfeiture specification is attached to the charges. A jury trial is scheduled for January 24.
Danielle Smith, 24, of Babcock Road in Hinckley, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Attempted Theft of a Motor Vehicle, both of which are fourth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for January 18.
Judge Collier's Criminal Docket for November 14, 2011
Submitted by Dean Holman
Medina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in Judge Collier's court on November 14, 2011:
Antonio Bland, 23, of Banbury Circle in Warrensville Heights, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on one count of Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, a fourth-degree felony. A jury convicted Bland of the charge earlier in the month. He also was labeled a Tier II Sex Offender.
Ryan Foster, 38, of Rob Street NW in Massillon, was sentenced to 13 years in prison on one count of Attempted Murder, a first-degree felony; one count of Aggravated Burglary, a first-degree felony; and one count of Tampering with Evidence, a third-degree felony.
Ross Frame, 24, of Buffham Road in Seville, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on one count of Theft of a Dangerous Drug, a fourth-degree felony.
Melissa Jones, 51, of Wadsworth Road in Medina, was sentenced to two years in prison on five counts of Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, all of which are third-degree felonies; one count of Corrupting Another with Drugs, a fourth-degree felony; and one count of Contributing to the Unruliness of a Minor, a first-degree misdemeanor. She also was labeled a Tier II Sex Offender.
Nacole Fowler, 25, of College Street in Wadsworth, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 13.
Shannon Hurley, 41, of Barra Drive in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, a third-degree felony and two counts of Contributing to the Unruliness/Delinquency of a Minor, both of which are first-degree misdemeanors. A jury trial is scheduled for February 13.
John Keller, 31, of Pearl Road in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Drugs within the Vicinity of a Juvenile or School, a third-degree felony and one count of Trafficking in Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 13.
Thomas Wick, 36, of Courtland Oval in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Theft, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for December 21.
Michael Zahurak, 21, of Lakewood, pleaded guilty to one count of Burglary, a third-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 27.
Medina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in Judge Collier's court on November 14, 2011:
Antonio Bland, 23, of Banbury Circle in Warrensville Heights, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on one count of Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, a fourth-degree felony. A jury convicted Bland of the charge earlier in the month. He also was labeled a Tier II Sex Offender.
Ryan Foster, 38, of Rob Street NW in Massillon, was sentenced to 13 years in prison on one count of Attempted Murder, a first-degree felony; one count of Aggravated Burglary, a first-degree felony; and one count of Tampering with Evidence, a third-degree felony.
Ross Frame, 24, of Buffham Road in Seville, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on one count of Theft of a Dangerous Drug, a fourth-degree felony.
Melissa Jones, 51, of Wadsworth Road in Medina, was sentenced to two years in prison on five counts of Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, all of which are third-degree felonies; one count of Corrupting Another with Drugs, a fourth-degree felony; and one count of Contributing to the Unruliness of a Minor, a first-degree misdemeanor. She also was labeled a Tier II Sex Offender.
Nacole Fowler, 25, of College Street in Wadsworth, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 13.
Shannon Hurley, 41, of Barra Drive in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Unlawful Sexual Conduct with a Minor, a third-degree felony and two counts of Contributing to the Unruliness/Delinquency of a Minor, both of which are first-degree misdemeanors. A jury trial is scheduled for February 13.
John Keller, 31, of Pearl Road in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Drugs within the Vicinity of a Juvenile or School, a third-degree felony and one count of Trafficking in Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 13.
Thomas Wick, 36, of Courtland Oval in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Theft, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for December 21.
Michael Zahurak, 21, of Lakewood, pleaded guilty to one count of Burglary, a third-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 27.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Medina County Probation Department Awarded Grants from State
Judge James L. Kimbler announced on Monday, November 28, 2011, that the Department of Correction and Rehabilitation has given the Medina County Probation Department permission to apply for a $253,454.00 grant to the Medina County Adult Probation Department. This grant will be used over the next 18 months to put offenders on home incarceration and to place offenders in half-way houses in Summit and Cuyahoga Counties.
Veronica Perry, Chief Probation Officer of the Medina County Adult Probation Department, applied for the grant in October of 2011. The grant was made available following the adoption of House Bill 86, the new criminal sentencing bill that took effect on September 30, 2011.
Ms. Perry also announced on Monday that her department has received also received permission from the Department to apply for a technology grant. This grant will be used to gather and store electronic data about offenders. This date will the be used by the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to track the efficiency of sanctions that are used to punish Ohio's offenders.
Veronica Perry, Chief Probation Officer of the Medina County Adult Probation Department, applied for the grant in October of 2011. The grant was made available following the adoption of House Bill 86, the new criminal sentencing bill that took effect on September 30, 2011.
Ms. Perry also announced on Monday that her department has received also received permission from the Department to apply for a technology grant. This grant will be used to gather and store electronic data about offenders. This date will the be used by the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation to track the efficiency of sanctions that are used to punish Ohio's offenders.
Jury Awards Nova Woman Verdict of $233,000.00
On Wednesday, November 24, 2011, a jury in Judge Kimbler's court returned a verdict of $233,000.00 in favor of Irma Hardesty of Nova, Ohio. The verdict was for damages sustained in an automobile collision at the intersection of Route 224 and Route 301 in Homerville in southern Medina County. The accident took place on November 18, 2007.
The jury broke down the damages as follows: $30,000.00 for medical bills; $3,000.00 for other economic damages; and $200,000.00 for non-economic damages. Prior to trial Mrs. Hardesty had offered to settle the case for $130,000.00.
There were two defendants. One was the person who Mrs. Hardesty alleged caused the accident, Lynn Dupree, and the other was Westfield Insurance Group, which had issued a underinsured motorist policy to Mrs. Hardesty.
During the trial Mrs. Hardesty settled with Mrs. Dupree's insurance company for $85,000.00. Westfiled then tendered that amount to Mrs. Hardesty in order to keep Mrs. Dupree in the lawsuit. Westfield offered $5,000.00 to settle the underinsured motorist claim in response to Mrs. Hardesty's demand of $30,000.00 following the tender of the $85,000.00 from Westfield.
The jury trial took three days. It started on Monday and finished on Wednesday
The jury broke down the damages as follows: $30,000.00 for medical bills; $3,000.00 for other economic damages; and $200,000.00 for non-economic damages. Prior to trial Mrs. Hardesty had offered to settle the case for $130,000.00.
There were two defendants. One was the person who Mrs. Hardesty alleged caused the accident, Lynn Dupree, and the other was Westfield Insurance Group, which had issued a underinsured motorist policy to Mrs. Hardesty.
During the trial Mrs. Hardesty settled with Mrs. Dupree's insurance company for $85,000.00. Westfiled then tendered that amount to Mrs. Hardesty in order to keep Mrs. Dupree in the lawsuit. Westfield offered $5,000.00 to settle the underinsured motorist claim in response to Mrs. Hardesty's demand of $30,000.00 following the tender of the $85,000.00 from Westfield.
The jury trial took three days. It started on Monday and finished on Wednesday
Thursday, November 17, 2011
Holman Named "Prosecutor of the Year" by Fellow Prosecutors
Dean Holman, Medina County Prosecutor, has been selected “2011 Prosecutor of the Year,” by the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association.
Holman was selected for the award by the OPAA’s Awards Committee, based on nomination. He was among the state’s 88 county prosecutors who were eligible for the award. He was notified by phone of his selection.
“It is gratifying to be recognized by my peers,” Holman said. “It is an honor to lead the Medina County Prosecutor’s Office. I am only as good as my staff. This award reflects well on their hard work and dedication.” He oversees 15 assistant prosecutors and 12 support staff, who work in the Criminal, Juvenile, Civil and Child Support divisions.
Although Holman is the County Prosecutor, he remains first and foremost a trial lawyer.
In 2011, he tried the Aggravated Murder case of Dennis Auerswald, secured a conviction and a sentence of 30 years to life. He also has handled other violent felonies, including Attempted Murder, Felonious Assault and Rape cases.
Other notable cases include the trials and convictions of Steven Bozsik, Aggravated Murder; Lynn Curtis, Rape; Steven Latham, Felonious Assault on Police Officers; Michael Drippon, Murder; and Shaun Cleland, Aggravated Murder.
Holman said his most interesting trial was the case of the State of Ohio vs. Alton Cromartie, in 2006. The defendant was charged with Felonious Assault, along with numerous other violent charges.
“Cromartie was one of the most dangerous, intelligent and diabolical defendants I have seen,” Holman said. The defendant was sentenced to 19 years in prison in November, 2006.
Holman was elected Medina County Prosecuting Attorney in 1988 and re-elected to that position again in 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008. Prosecutor Holman received his undergraduate and law degree from the University of Akron.
Holman was an assistant Medina County Prosecutor from 1981 to 1984, when he argued the case of the State of Ohio vs. Teresa Bickerstaff before the Ohio Supreme Court. He was the chief assistant prosecutor in Huron County from 1985 to 1986. He maintained a private law practice in Brunswick from 1985 to 1997.
He is a member and board member of the Brunswick Optimist Club, past member of the Brunswick Chamber of Commerce, past member of the Board of Directors of the Brunswick Salvation Army and of the Board of Directors of the Cleveland Baseball Foundation.
He is a member of the OPAA executive committee and also has served as president, secretary and treasurer of the organization.
Holman will be recognized and receive his award at OPAA’s annual dinner in Columbus December 1.
For more information contact:
Scott Salisbury
330-723-9543
Holman was selected for the award by the OPAA’s Awards Committee, based on nomination. He was among the state’s 88 county prosecutors who were eligible for the award. He was notified by phone of his selection.
“It is gratifying to be recognized by my peers,” Holman said. “It is an honor to lead the Medina County Prosecutor’s Office. I am only as good as my staff. This award reflects well on their hard work and dedication.” He oversees 15 assistant prosecutors and 12 support staff, who work in the Criminal, Juvenile, Civil and Child Support divisions.
Although Holman is the County Prosecutor, he remains first and foremost a trial lawyer.
In 2011, he tried the Aggravated Murder case of Dennis Auerswald, secured a conviction and a sentence of 30 years to life. He also has handled other violent felonies, including Attempted Murder, Felonious Assault and Rape cases.
Other notable cases include the trials and convictions of Steven Bozsik, Aggravated Murder; Lynn Curtis, Rape; Steven Latham, Felonious Assault on Police Officers; Michael Drippon, Murder; and Shaun Cleland, Aggravated Murder.
Holman said his most interesting trial was the case of the State of Ohio vs. Alton Cromartie, in 2006. The defendant was charged with Felonious Assault, along with numerous other violent charges.
“Cromartie was one of the most dangerous, intelligent and diabolical defendants I have seen,” Holman said. The defendant was sentenced to 19 years in prison in November, 2006.
Holman was elected Medina County Prosecuting Attorney in 1988 and re-elected to that position again in 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2008. Prosecutor Holman received his undergraduate and law degree from the University of Akron.
Holman was an assistant Medina County Prosecutor from 1981 to 1984, when he argued the case of the State of Ohio vs. Teresa Bickerstaff before the Ohio Supreme Court. He was the chief assistant prosecutor in Huron County from 1985 to 1986. He maintained a private law practice in Brunswick from 1985 to 1997.
He is a member and board member of the Brunswick Optimist Club, past member of the Brunswick Chamber of Commerce, past member of the Board of Directors of the Brunswick Salvation Army and of the Board of Directors of the Cleveland Baseball Foundation.
He is a member of the OPAA executive committee and also has served as president, secretary and treasurer of the organization.
Holman will be recognized and receive his award at OPAA’s annual dinner in Columbus December 1.
For more information contact:
Scott Salisbury
330-723-9543
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Jury Finds Woman Guilty of RSP of a License Plate
A jury in Judge Kimbler's court found Danielle E. Schmolz, formerly of Hemlock Court in Brunswick, guilty of Receiving Stolen Property on Tuesday, November 15, 2011. Ms. Schmolz was indicted after police found a stolen temporary tag on her vehicle. The tag on Ms. Schmolz's vehicle had expired about a week before the other tag went missing. The stolen tag was from a vehicle in the same Brunswick apartment complex and was on a vehicle that was the same make and model as Ms. Schmolz's vehicle, but a different model year. Under Ohio law receiving stolen property in the form of a license plate or temporary tag is a fifth degree felony.
Although Ms. Schmolz initially told the police that the tag was hers and that she had purchased it in Medina, she changed her statement when the officer pointed out that the tag didn't match her vehicle's vehicle identification number. She then told the police that she had heard people talking about taking the tag but she declined to give the police officer investigating the theft the name of the people.
The trial started on Monday afternoon and concluded on Tuesday afternoon. The jury deliberated about an hour before reaching its verdict. Following the verdict, Judge Kimbler continued Ms. Schmolz's bond and ordered a pre-sentence investigation. Sentence will be imposed on January 5, 2012.
Although Ms. Schmolz initially told the police that the tag was hers and that she had purchased it in Medina, she changed her statement when the officer pointed out that the tag didn't match her vehicle's vehicle identification number. She then told the police that she had heard people talking about taking the tag but she declined to give the police officer investigating the theft the name of the people.
The trial started on Monday afternoon and concluded on Tuesday afternoon. The jury deliberated about an hour before reaching its verdict. Following the verdict, Judge Kimbler continued Ms. Schmolz's bond and ordered a pre-sentence investigation. Sentence will be imposed on January 5, 2012.
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Judge Kimbler's Criminal Docket for November 10, 2011
Submitted by Dean Holman
Medina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in court November 10:
Crystal Cook, 28, of Guilford Road in Seville, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Oxycodone, a third-degree felony. Her driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Jeffrey Davis, 24, of North Red Rock Drive in Strongsville, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Failure to Comply with a Police Officer, a fourth-degree felony.
Jerrold Green, 40, of Gibbard Street in Columbus, was sentenced to two years in prison on one count of Possession of Crack Cocaine, a second-degree felony and one count of Tampering with Evidence, a third-degree felony.
Shane Jones, 32, of Wall Road in Rittman, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Possession of Cocaine; one count of Receiving Stolen Property; and one count of Theft of a Credit Card, all of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Jacqueline Rogers, 65, of Dunbar Circle in Medina, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Oxycodone, a third-degree felony and one count of Trafficking in Drugs, a fourth-degree felony. Her driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Wayne Roper Jr., 19, of Warren, was sentenced to 159 days in jail on one count of Theft of a Firearm, a third-degree felony.
Lewis Urconis, 19, of Dover Road in Apple Creek, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Drugs, a fourth-degree felony. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Robert Wehner, 43, of Ruth Drive in Brunswick, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Possession of Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony and one count of Theft, a first-degree misdemeanor. He was ordered to pay $2,018.65 in restitution.
Trevor Freeman, 18, of Grafton Road in Brunswick Hills, pleaded not guilty to one count of Receiving Stolen Property, Firearm, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 17.
Brennen Jenewein, 23, of Glenbrook Drive in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Marijuana, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 17.
Willie Nix, 41, of Cumberland Avenue in Cleveland, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 17.
Michael Romito, 19, of Emerald Lane in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft of a Credit Card, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 18.
Timothy Sinclair, 29, of Granger Road in Medina, pleaded no contest to one count of Trafficking in Marijuana, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 22.
Medina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in court November 10:
Crystal Cook, 28, of Guilford Road in Seville, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Oxycodone, a third-degree felony. Her driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Jeffrey Davis, 24, of North Red Rock Drive in Strongsville, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Failure to Comply with a Police Officer, a fourth-degree felony.
Jerrold Green, 40, of Gibbard Street in Columbus, was sentenced to two years in prison on one count of Possession of Crack Cocaine, a second-degree felony and one count of Tampering with Evidence, a third-degree felony.
Shane Jones, 32, of Wall Road in Rittman, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Possession of Cocaine; one count of Receiving Stolen Property; and one count of Theft of a Credit Card, all of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Jacqueline Rogers, 65, of Dunbar Circle in Medina, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Oxycodone, a third-degree felony and one count of Trafficking in Drugs, a fourth-degree felony. Her driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Wayne Roper Jr., 19, of Warren, was sentenced to 159 days in jail on one count of Theft of a Firearm, a third-degree felony.
Lewis Urconis, 19, of Dover Road in Apple Creek, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Drugs, a fourth-degree felony. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Robert Wehner, 43, of Ruth Drive in Brunswick, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Possession of Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony and one count of Theft, a first-degree misdemeanor. He was ordered to pay $2,018.65 in restitution.
Trevor Freeman, 18, of Grafton Road in Brunswick Hills, pleaded not guilty to one count of Receiving Stolen Property, Firearm, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 17.
Brennen Jenewein, 23, of Glenbrook Drive in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Marijuana, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 17.
Willie Nix, 41, of Cumberland Avenue in Cleveland, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 17.
Michael Romito, 19, of Emerald Lane in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft of a Credit Card, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 18.
Timothy Sinclair, 29, of Granger Road in Medina, pleaded no contest to one count of Trafficking in Marijuana, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 22.
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Judge Collier's Criminal Docket for November 7, 2011
Submitted by Dean HolmanMedina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in court November 7:
James Brumbaugh, 40, of North Lane in Willoughby, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions, with 62 days in jail, on two counts of Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol, both of which are fourth-degree felonies. He also was ordered to pay a $1,500 fine. His driver’s license was suspended for life and his vehicle was ordered to be forfeited to law enforcement.
Ronald Graves, 48, of Lodi Road in Lodi, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on two original charges of Burglary, one of which is a second-degree felony and one of which is a fourth-degree felony.
Domenic Humenik, 31, of Princeton Drive in Brunswick, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on one count of Possession of Heroin, a fifth-degree felony. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Randy Newberry, 31, of Fraze Road in Marshallville, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on one count of Possession of Cocaine and one count of Possession of Heroin, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Angela Demchak, 33, of Fillmore Drive in Brunswick, pleaded to not guilty one count of Possession of Heroin, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for December 12.
Casey Gardner, 24, of Ridgeview Drive in Medina, pleaded not guilty to four counts of Forgery, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for December 28.
Michael Myers, 22, of Fairmont Avenue in Rittman, pleaded guilty to one count of Possession of Cocaine and one count of Possession of Heroin, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. Sentencing is scheduled for December 19.
David Pack, 55, of High Street in Wadsworth, pleaded not guilty to one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for December 19.
David Soban, 23, of Crocus Place in Barberton, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for December 14.
Joseph Stazzon, 47, of West 60th Street in Cleveland, pleaded not guilty to one count of Rape, a first-degree felony. The charge carries a Repeat Violent Offender specification. A jury trial is scheduled for December 19. He remains in Medina County Jail on $200,000 bond.
Joseph Yatsko, 18, of Babcock Road in Hinckley, pleaded no contest to one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 19.
The following people appeared in court November 7:
James Brumbaugh, 40, of North Lane in Willoughby, was sentenced to five years of community control sanctions, with 62 days in jail, on two counts of Driving Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol, both of which are fourth-degree felonies. He also was ordered to pay a $1,500 fine. His driver’s license was suspended for life and his vehicle was ordered to be forfeited to law enforcement.
Ronald Graves, 48, of Lodi Road in Lodi, was sentenced to one year in prison for a probation violation on two original charges of Burglary, one of which is a second-degree felony and one of which is a fourth-degree felony.
Domenic Humenik, 31, of Princeton Drive in Brunswick, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on one count of Possession of Heroin, a fifth-degree felony. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Randy Newberry, 31, of Fraze Road in Marshallville, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions, with 180 days in jail, on one count of Possession of Cocaine and one count of Possession of Heroin, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. His driver’s license was suspended for six months.
Angela Demchak, 33, of Fillmore Drive in Brunswick, pleaded to not guilty one count of Possession of Heroin, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for December 12.
Casey Gardner, 24, of Ridgeview Drive in Medina, pleaded not guilty to four counts of Forgery, all of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for December 28.
Michael Myers, 22, of Fairmont Avenue in Rittman, pleaded guilty to one count of Possession of Cocaine and one count of Possession of Heroin, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. Sentencing is scheduled for December 19.
David Pack, 55, of High Street in Wadsworth, pleaded not guilty to one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for December 19.
David Soban, 23, of Crocus Place in Barberton, pleaded not guilty to one count of Possession of Cocaine, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for December 14.
Joseph Stazzon, 47, of West 60th Street in Cleveland, pleaded not guilty to one count of Rape, a first-degree felony. The charge carries a Repeat Violent Offender specification. A jury trial is scheduled for December 19. He remains in Medina County Jail on $200,000 bond.
Joseph Yatsko, 18, of Babcock Road in Hinckley, pleaded no contest to one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 19.
Tuesday, November 08, 2011
Medina Man Pleads to Burglary, Gets Two Years in Prison
David W. Klein, 25, of Columbia Road in Medina, appeared in Judge Kimbler's court on Monday, November 7, 2011 and entered a plea of guilty to two burglary charges. The charges involved two separate incidents.
Klein was originally charged with one count of aggravated burglary and one count of burglary. In exchange for Klein entering a guilty plea on both charges, the State reduced the first count from a first degree felony to a second degree felony. Both the State and Klein then recommended to Judge Kimbler that he impose a two year prison sentence. Judge Kimbler concurred with the recommendation. Judge Kimbler also gave Klein credit for 162 days spent in the Medina County Jail awaiting trial on the burglaries.
There is a co-defendant whose charges are still pending. His case is set for trial.
Klein was originally charged with one count of aggravated burglary and one count of burglary. In exchange for Klein entering a guilty plea on both charges, the State reduced the first count from a first degree felony to a second degree felony. Both the State and Klein then recommended to Judge Kimbler that he impose a two year prison sentence. Judge Kimbler concurred with the recommendation. Judge Kimbler also gave Klein credit for 162 days spent in the Medina County Jail awaiting trial on the burglaries.
There is a co-defendant whose charges are still pending. His case is set for trial.
Monday, November 07, 2011
Judge Kimbler's Criminal Docket for November 4, 2011
Submitted by Dean Holman
Medina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in court November 4:
Jason Clark, 22, of Kimmich Drive in Brunswick, was sentenced to one year of community control sanctions on one count of Receiving Stolen Property, a fifth-degree felony.
Paul Jugov, 46, of High Point Drive in Medina, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions, with a period of time in a Community Based Corrections Facility, on two counts of Trafficking in Drugs, one of which is a third-degree felony and one of which is a fourth-degree felony.
Kristen Thompson, 22, of Mills Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to two years in prison on one count of Aggravated Vehicular Assault, a third-degree felony. Her driver’s license was suspended for four years.
Jackie Powell, 39, of South East Street in Medina, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Crack Cocaine, a fourth-degree felony and two counts of Permitting Drug Abuse, both of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Shane Powers, 38, of Ryan Road in Medina, was sentenced to 95 days in jail on one count of Violation of a Protection Order, a fifth-degree felony.
Susan Canfield, 38, of South Seneca Street in Rittman, pleaded not guilty to one count of Receiving Stolen Property, Credit Card, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 11.
John Dorko, 19, of Harding Street in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft of a Credit Card and one count of Breaking and Entering, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for January 11.
Michael Smith, 38, of Kent Court in Akron, pleaded not guilty to one count of Illegal Manufacture of Drugs, a third-degree felony and one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 11.
Jordan Williams, 23, of Avery Road in Peebles, pleaded guilty to two counts of Robbery, both of which are third-degree felonies. Sentencing is scheduled for December 15.
Medina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in court November 4:
Jason Clark, 22, of Kimmich Drive in Brunswick, was sentenced to one year of community control sanctions on one count of Receiving Stolen Property, a fifth-degree felony.
Paul Jugov, 46, of High Point Drive in Medina, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions, with a period of time in a Community Based Corrections Facility, on two counts of Trafficking in Drugs, one of which is a third-degree felony and one of which is a fourth-degree felony.
Kristen Thompson, 22, of Mills Street in Wadsworth, was sentenced to two years in prison on one count of Aggravated Vehicular Assault, a third-degree felony. Her driver’s license was suspended for four years.
Jackie Powell, 39, of South East Street in Medina, was sentenced to three years of community control sanctions on one count of Trafficking in Crack Cocaine, a fourth-degree felony and two counts of Permitting Drug Abuse, both of which are fifth-degree felonies.
Shane Powers, 38, of Ryan Road in Medina, was sentenced to 95 days in jail on one count of Violation of a Protection Order, a fifth-degree felony.
Susan Canfield, 38, of South Seneca Street in Rittman, pleaded not guilty to one count of Receiving Stolen Property, Credit Card, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 11.
John Dorko, 19, of Harding Street in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Theft of a Credit Card and one count of Breaking and Entering, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for January 11.
Michael Smith, 38, of Kent Court in Akron, pleaded not guilty to one count of Illegal Manufacture of Drugs, a third-degree felony and one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for January 11.
Jordan Williams, 23, of Avery Road in Peebles, pleaded guilty to two counts of Robbery, both of which are third-degree felonies. Sentencing is scheduled for December 15.
Judge Collier's Criminal Docket for October 31, 2011
Submitted by Dean Holman
Medina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in court October 31:
Jeremy Diestler, 21, of Neff Road in Medina, was sentenced to 18 months in prison on one count of Receiving Stolen Property, Firearms, a fourth-degree felony.
Michael Hixson, 20, of Friendship Street in Medina, was sentenced to nine months in prison on two counts of Trafficking in Drugs, one of which is a third-degree felony and one of which is a fourth-degree felony. The fourth-degree charge carries a forfeiture specification.
Michael Bougher, 20, of Park Street in Wadsworth, pleaded no contest to one count of Felonious Assault, a second-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 12.
Dennis Byrne, 50, of Gaylann Drive in Brunswick, pleaded guilty to one count of Trafficking in Marijuana within the Vicinity of a Juvenile, a fourth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 12.
Michael Fairchild, 34, of Glen Cove Commons in Brunswick, pleaded guilty to one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 12.
Lynn Huffman, 35, of Birch Hill Drive in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Burglary, a second-degree felony and one count of Theft of a Drug, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for December 12.
David Johnson Jr., 23, of Granger Road in Medina, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for February 6.
Edward Korzinski Jr., 44, of Tudor Avenue in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 6.
James Piskac, 21, of Woodling Way in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Assault on a Peace Officer, a fourth-degree felony and two counts of Obstructing Official Business, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for February 6.
Andrew Salchenberg, 27, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six months in jail on one count of Receiving Stolen Property, Motor Vehicle, a fourth-degree felony.
Elizabeth Wheeler, 22, of Liberty Street in Seville, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Marijuana within the Vicinity of a Juvenile, a fourth-degree felony and one count of Trafficking in Marijuana, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 6.
Medina County Prosecutor
The following people appeared in court October 31:
Jeremy Diestler, 21, of Neff Road in Medina, was sentenced to 18 months in prison on one count of Receiving Stolen Property, Firearms, a fourth-degree felony.
Michael Hixson, 20, of Friendship Street in Medina, was sentenced to nine months in prison on two counts of Trafficking in Drugs, one of which is a third-degree felony and one of which is a fourth-degree felony. The fourth-degree charge carries a forfeiture specification.
Michael Bougher, 20, of Park Street in Wadsworth, pleaded no contest to one count of Felonious Assault, a second-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 12.
Dennis Byrne, 50, of Gaylann Drive in Brunswick, pleaded guilty to one count of Trafficking in Marijuana within the Vicinity of a Juvenile, a fourth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 12.
Michael Fairchild, 34, of Glen Cove Commons in Brunswick, pleaded guilty to one count of Possession of Drugs, a fifth-degree felony. Sentencing is scheduled for December 12.
Lynn Huffman, 35, of Birch Hill Drive in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Burglary, a second-degree felony and one count of Theft of a Drug, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for December 12.
David Johnson Jr., 23, of Granger Road in Medina, pleaded not guilty to two counts of Trafficking in Marijuana, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for February 6.
Edward Korzinski Jr., 44, of Tudor Avenue in Brunswick, pleaded not guilty to one count of Domestic Violence, a fourth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 6.
James Piskac, 21, of Woodling Way in Medina, pleaded not guilty to one count of Assault on a Peace Officer, a fourth-degree felony and two counts of Obstructing Official Business, both of which are fifth-degree felonies. A jury trial is scheduled for February 6.
Andrew Salchenberg, 27, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six months in jail on one count of Receiving Stolen Property, Motor Vehicle, a fourth-degree felony.
Elizabeth Wheeler, 22, of Liberty Street in Seville, pleaded not guilty to one count of Trafficking in Marijuana within the Vicinity of a Juvenile, a fourth-degree felony and one count of Trafficking in Marijuana, a fifth-degree felony. A jury trial is scheduled for February 6.
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