Medina County Chief Adult Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that Judge Kimbler handled the following probation violations on April 28 and April 29, 2011:
10CR0231
Swarthout, Sean
L. Lesko
4/28/2011
PV Hearing - 180 days MCJ w/credit for 176 days. All outstanding obligations are waived. Probation terminated upon completion of jail sentence.
10CR0297
O'Conner, Elizabeth
L. Lesko
4/29/2011
18 days MCJ w/credit for 18 served. Supervision continues.
10CR0079
Carr, Tyler
K. Turchek
4/28/2011
PV Hearing - IILOC term. Sentenced to 90 days home arrest (concurrent w/Wayne Co.); 2 yrs. CCS; 2 AA mtgs wkly; weekly testing; no alcohol; drug/alcohol assessment; obtain employ.; D/A testing; 24 hrs. CS; 6 mos OL suspension; c/c and s/f assessed
09CR0223
Homchik, Richard
H. Smith
4/28/2011
PV Hearing - CAPIAS issued. No show
08CR0251
Harmon, Roland
J. Adams
4/28/2011
PV Hearing - 180 days MCJ w/review in 90 days w/possible home arrest
09CR0330
Price, Johnnie
J. Adams
4/28/2011
PV Hearing - Admits - Additional 24 hrs. CS w/in 60 days
08CR0430
Aden, Abdi
H. Smith
4/28/2011
PV Hearing - Continued for two weeks to obtain a translator
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Friday, May 06, 2011
Friday, February 04, 2011
Judge James Kimbler Probation Violation Hearings for February 3, 2011
Medina County Chief Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that four probationers appeared in Judge Kimbler's courtroom on Thursday, February 3,2011 on supervision violation complaints. Two of the probationers denied that they violated their supervision and two admitted that they violated their supervision.
The two probationers that denied violations were Eric Finklea and Desiree O'Neill. Mr. Finklea is on supervision in two cases, 08CR0256 and 09CR0407. Judge Kimbler continued his hearing for one week and did not release him on a bond. Judge Kimbler also continued Ms. O'Neill's case for one week and released her on her own recognizance.
The two probationers who admitted to violating their supervision were Matthew Thomas and Stephen Swain. Mr. Thomas is on supervision in Case No. 08CR0503. Mr. Swain is on supervision in Case No. 09CR0513.
In Mr. Thomas's case, Judge Kimbler ordered a 90 day jail sentence with credit for eight days served. At the end of his jail sentence, his supervision is terminated. All outstanding court costs were waived.
In Mr. Swain's case, Judge Kimbler ordered an additional seven days in jail; he must make best efforts to obtain and maintain employment within the next 30 days; and he must complete his domestic violence treatment within the next four months. Court costs for this violation were waived.
The two probationers that denied violations were Eric Finklea and Desiree O'Neill. Mr. Finklea is on supervision in two cases, 08CR0256 and 09CR0407. Judge Kimbler continued his hearing for one week and did not release him on a bond. Judge Kimbler also continued Ms. O'Neill's case for one week and released her on her own recognizance.
The two probationers who admitted to violating their supervision were Matthew Thomas and Stephen Swain. Mr. Thomas is on supervision in Case No. 08CR0503. Mr. Swain is on supervision in Case No. 09CR0513.
In Mr. Thomas's case, Judge Kimbler ordered a 90 day jail sentence with credit for eight days served. At the end of his jail sentence, his supervision is terminated. All outstanding court costs were waived.
In Mr. Swain's case, Judge Kimbler ordered an additional seven days in jail; he must make best efforts to obtain and maintain employment within the next 30 days; and he must complete his domestic violence treatment within the next four months. Court costs for this violation were waived.
Thursday, February 03, 2011
January 2011 Medina County Probation Department Report
Medina County Chief Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that Judge Christopher Collier and Judge James Kimbler made the following referrals and assignments to her department:
There were eight defendants assigned to intensive supervised probation. Judge Collier referred two and Judge Kimbler referred eight.
There were 22 defendants assigned to general supervision with each judge assigning 11 defendants.
There were 20 defendants assigned to community service. Judge Collier assigned four and Judge Kimbler assigned 16.
There were 16 defendants assigned to report to the Department's bond reporting officer. Judge Collier assigned six and Judge Kimbler assigned 10.
There were 35 defendants referred for presentence investigations. Judge Collier assigned 8 and Judge Kimbler assigned 27.
Judge Kimbler referred four defendants for intervention in lieu of conviction reports and he granted one motion for intervention in lieu of conviction.
Five defendants were referred for expungment of conviction reports. Judge Kimbler referred three and Judge Collier referred two.
Judge Kimbler referred four defendants to his mental health docket and placed three defendants on his mental health docket.
There were eight defendants assigned to intensive supervised probation. Judge Collier referred two and Judge Kimbler referred eight.
There were 22 defendants assigned to general supervision with each judge assigning 11 defendants.
There were 20 defendants assigned to community service. Judge Collier assigned four and Judge Kimbler assigned 16.
There were 16 defendants assigned to report to the Department's bond reporting officer. Judge Collier assigned six and Judge Kimbler assigned 10.
There were 35 defendants referred for presentence investigations. Judge Collier assigned 8 and Judge Kimbler assigned 27.
Judge Kimbler referred four defendants for intervention in lieu of conviction reports and he granted one motion for intervention in lieu of conviction.
Five defendants were referred for expungment of conviction reports. Judge Kimbler referred three and Judge Collier referred two.
Judge Kimbler referred four defendants to his mental health docket and placed three defendants on his mental health docket.
Tuesday, February 01, 2011
Judge Kimbler Probation Violations for January 27, 2011
Medina County Chief Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that the following defendants were in front of Judge James Kimbler on January 27, 2011 for violating conditions of their supervision:
John Mattice in Case No. 07CR0427 had his probation violation hearing continued until a later date. He was released on his own recognizance.
James Paletta in Case No. 09CR0095 had his probation violation hearing continued until a later date. He remains in custody at the Medina County Jail.
Timothy Fueglein in Case No. 09CR0471 admitted to violating the conditions of his supervision. He was given 30 days in jail with credit for 15 days served; he was ordered to be accessed by the probation department's in-house counselor; his supervision was continued; and his court costs were waived.
Teresa Green in Case No. 08CR0166 admitted to violating the conditions of the intervention in lieu of conviction program. Judge Kimbler entered a finding of guilty and sentenced her to non-residential community control sanctions. The sanctions include three years of supervision by the Probation Department; complete treatment at the Wayne County Counseling Center; complete current counseling with the department's in-house counselor; attend AA and/or NA meetings weekly; do 24 hours of community service; and undergo random drug testing. Her license was suspended for six months.
Gregory Tumbiola in Case No. 07CR0399 entered a plea of denial to violating his supervision by committing a new offense. The hearing on this violation will be conducted after his new case is concluded.
Aramis Fletcher in Case No. 09CR0452 entered a plea of denial and her violation will be set down for hearing at a later date.
John Mattice in Case No. 07CR0427 had his probation violation hearing continued until a later date. He was released on his own recognizance.
James Paletta in Case No. 09CR0095 had his probation violation hearing continued until a later date. He remains in custody at the Medina County Jail.
Timothy Fueglein in Case No. 09CR0471 admitted to violating the conditions of his supervision. He was given 30 days in jail with credit for 15 days served; he was ordered to be accessed by the probation department's in-house counselor; his supervision was continued; and his court costs were waived.
Teresa Green in Case No. 08CR0166 admitted to violating the conditions of the intervention in lieu of conviction program. Judge Kimbler entered a finding of guilty and sentenced her to non-residential community control sanctions. The sanctions include three years of supervision by the Probation Department; complete treatment at the Wayne County Counseling Center; complete current counseling with the department's in-house counselor; attend AA and/or NA meetings weekly; do 24 hours of community service; and undergo random drug testing. Her license was suspended for six months.
Gregory Tumbiola in Case No. 07CR0399 entered a plea of denial to violating his supervision by committing a new offense. The hearing on this violation will be conducted after his new case is concluded.
Aramis Fletcher in Case No. 09CR0452 entered a plea of denial and her violation will be set down for hearing at a later date.
Friday, January 21, 2011
Judge Kimbler Probation Violations for January 14, 2011
Medina County Chief Probation Officer reports that six probationers appeared in Judge Kimbler’s courtroom on Friday, January 14, 2011, on complaints filed by probation officers that they violated the terms of their supervision. Judge Kimbler sentenced three defendants to jail for their violations; sent one defendant to prison; and continued the hearings for two defendants.
The defendants sent to jail were:
Anthony Zavesky, Case No. 09CR0415, sentenced to six months in jail with credit for 21 days served. At the completion of his jail sentence his supervision is terminated.
Heather Lovejoy, Case No. 09CR0127, sentenced to six months in jail with credit for 89 days served. At the completion of her jail sentence her supervision is terminated.
Heather Keener, Case No. 09CR179, sentenced to 82 days in jail with credit for 85 days. Her supervision continues and court costs for this violation were waived.
The defendant sent to prison was:
Marvin Waddle, Jr., Case No. 06CR0647 and 10CR0319, sentenced to two years in prison on the 2010 case and six months in prison on the 2006 case. The sentences are to run concurrent and he receives credit for 284 days served in the Medina County Jail. All outstanding court costs are waived and his supervision is terminated.
The defendants whose cases were continued were:
Jacob Bayless, Case No. 08CR0570, hearing continued until disposition of a new charge. The new charge is set for trial on March 16, 2011. He is report monthly to the Adult Probation Department while his new charge is pending.
James Justine, Case No. 10CR0325, hearing continued until January 20, 2011.
The defendants sent to jail were:
Anthony Zavesky, Case No. 09CR0415, sentenced to six months in jail with credit for 21 days served. At the completion of his jail sentence his supervision is terminated.
Heather Lovejoy, Case No. 09CR0127, sentenced to six months in jail with credit for 89 days served. At the completion of her jail sentence her supervision is terminated.
Heather Keener, Case No. 09CR179, sentenced to 82 days in jail with credit for 85 days. Her supervision continues and court costs for this violation were waived.
The defendant sent to prison was:
Marvin Waddle, Jr., Case No. 06CR0647 and 10CR0319, sentenced to two years in prison on the 2010 case and six months in prison on the 2006 case. The sentences are to run concurrent and he receives credit for 284 days served in the Medina County Jail. All outstanding court costs are waived and his supervision is terminated.
The defendants whose cases were continued were:
Jacob Bayless, Case No. 08CR0570, hearing continued until disposition of a new charge. The new charge is set for trial on March 16, 2011. He is report monthly to the Adult Probation Department while his new charge is pending.
James Justine, Case No. 10CR0325, hearing continued until January 20, 2011.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Judge Kimbler's Probation Violations for January 6, 2011
Medina County Chief Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that Judge Kimbler had four probation violations hearings scheduled for January 6, 2011, but only one went forward. The other three were continued until January 14, 2011. The one defendant whose probation violation hearing took place was Bradley Barnum who was on supervision in Case Number 09CR0066. Mr. Barnum entered an admission to the violation. Judge Kimbler ordered that he be transported to the community based correctional facility in Lorain County.
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
Medina County Adult Probation Department Workload Increases in 2010
Medina County Chief Adult Probation Officer reports that the workload of her department increased in 2010 compared to 2009. The Adult Probation Department did 69 more pre-investigation reports in 2010 as compared to 2009; 22 more general supervision assignments; and 44 more intensive supervised probation assignments. The assignments and referrals for 2009 and 2010 are listed below:
Medina County Adult Probation Department 2009 Statistics
Pre-sentence investigation referrals: 307
General supervision assignments: 145
Intensive supervision assignments: 61
Community service referrals: 105
Home incarceration referrals: 29
Bond reporting assignments: 101
Intervention in lieu of conviction referrals: 24
Intervention granted: 19
Expungment report referrals: 53
Mental health docket referrals: 8
Mental health docket assignments: 2
Medina County Adult Probation Department 2010 Statistics
Pre-sentence investigation referrals: 376
General supervision assignments: 167
Intensive supervision assignments: 105
Community service referrals: 109
Home incarceration referrals: 23
Intervention in lieu of conviction referrals: 28
Intervention granted: 24
Expungment report referrals: 37
Mental health docket referrals: 10
Mental health docket assignments: 3
As can be seen from the above statistics, only two categories saw less activity in 2010 as compared to 2009. Those were home incarceration referrals and referrals for expungment reports.
Medina County Adult Probation Department 2009 Statistics
Pre-sentence investigation referrals: 307
General supervision assignments: 145
Intensive supervision assignments: 61
Community service referrals: 105
Home incarceration referrals: 29
Bond reporting assignments: 101
Intervention in lieu of conviction referrals: 24
Intervention granted: 19
Expungment report referrals: 53
Mental health docket referrals: 8
Mental health docket assignments: 2
Medina County Adult Probation Department 2010 Statistics
Pre-sentence investigation referrals: 376
General supervision assignments: 167
Intensive supervision assignments: 105
Community service referrals: 109
Home incarceration referrals: 23
Intervention in lieu of conviction referrals: 28
Intervention granted: 24
Expungment report referrals: 37
Mental health docket referrals: 10
Mental health docket assignments: 3
As can be seen from the above statistics, only two categories saw less activity in 2010 as compared to 2009. Those were home incarceration referrals and referrals for expungment reports.
Tuesday, January 04, 2011
Judge Kimbler Probation Violations for December 30, 2010
Medina County Chief Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that the following probation violation hearings took place in Judge Kimbler's courtroom on December 30, 2010. The first line is the case number of the case; the second is the name of the probationer; the third is the name of the probation officer; the fourth line is the date; and the fifth line is the disposition.
10CR0148
Stefanko, Nathanael
B. Burcham
12/30/2010
PV Hearing - remain in MCJ and be assessed for CBCF
06CR0161
McCoy, Michael
L. Lesko
12/30/2010
PV Hearing - Sentenced to 180 days MCJ w/credit for 154 days; Supervision to terminate upon release from jail; all outstanding costs waived.
07CR0454
Davis, Clark
H. Smith
12/30/2010
PV Hearing - Sentenced to 6 days MCJ w/6 days credit; PV costs waived; complete Crossroads Program; no alcohol
08CR0566
Lyons, Troy
H. Smith
12/30/2010
PV Hearing - Def. enters denial - Recall hearing in 90 days to see how def. is doing.
09CR0114
Simpson, Sharon
M. Liebler
12/30/2010
PV Hearing - IILOC - Convicted of underlying offense. PSI ordered. Sent. scheduled for 2/3/2011 at 8:30am. OR Bond granted.
10CR0148
Stefanko, Nathanael
B. Burcham
12/30/2010
PV Hearing - remain in MCJ and be assessed for CBCF
06CR0161
McCoy, Michael
L. Lesko
12/30/2010
PV Hearing - Sentenced to 180 days MCJ w/credit for 154 days; Supervision to terminate upon release from jail; all outstanding costs waived.
07CR0454
Davis, Clark
H. Smith
12/30/2010
PV Hearing - Sentenced to 6 days MCJ w/6 days credit; PV costs waived; complete Crossroads Program; no alcohol
08CR0566
Lyons, Troy
H. Smith
12/30/2010
PV Hearing - Def. enters denial - Recall hearing in 90 days to see how def. is doing.
09CR0114
Simpson, Sharon
M. Liebler
12/30/2010
PV Hearing - IILOC - Convicted of underlying offense. PSI ordered. Sent. scheduled for 2/3/2011 at 8:30am. OR Bond granted.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Judge Kimbler's Probation Violations for December 23, 2010
Submitted by Veronica Perry
Medina County Chief Probation Officer
Only one defendant had a probation violation hearing on December 23, 2010 in Judge Kimbler's court. The probationer was Chrisi Leprevost. She admitted to violating the terms and conditions of her supervision. She was given a 24 day jail sentence, with credit for 24 days served; ordered to submit to weekly drug testing; and if she tests positive for drug use she will be taken into custody and evaluated for admission to a community based control facility in Lorain County.
Medina County Chief Probation Officer
Only one defendant had a probation violation hearing on December 23, 2010 in Judge Kimbler's court. The probationer was Chrisi Leprevost. She admitted to violating the terms and conditions of her supervision. She was given a 24 day jail sentence, with credit for 24 days served; ordered to submit to weekly drug testing; and if she tests positive for drug use she will be taken into custody and evaluated for admission to a community based control facility in Lorain County.
Thursday, December 09, 2010
Medina County Adult Probation Department Report for November, 2010
Medina County Chief Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that courtrooms of Judge Christopher J. Collier and Judge James L. Kimbler made the following assignments and referrals to her department in November, 2010:
There were 9 intensive supervised probation assignments with Judge Collier making 7 and Judge Kimbler making 2.
There were 26 general supervision assignments with Judge Collier making 12 and Judge Kimbler making 14.
There were 9 community service referrals with Judge Collier making 2 and Judge Kimbler making 7.
Judge Kimbler referred 1 probationer to home incarceration with electronic monitoring.
Judge Collier referred 1 defendant to the Department’s bond reporting officer.
There were 35 presentence investigation referrals with Judge Collier making 12 and Judge KImbler making 23.
Judge Kimbler referred 2 defendants for intervention in lieu of conviction reports.
Judge Kimbler referred 5 defendants to see if they were eligible to have their convictions expunged.
Judge Kimbler referred 1 defendant for a determination as to whether that defendant qualified for his mental health docket.
Editor’s Note: The references to Judge Kimbler above refer to assignments and referrals coming out of his courtroom. For most of November, Judge Kimbler was on medical leave and there were visiting judges handling his docket. Judge Kimbler resumed work on Monday, November 29, 2010.
There were 9 intensive supervised probation assignments with Judge Collier making 7 and Judge Kimbler making 2.
There were 26 general supervision assignments with Judge Collier making 12 and Judge Kimbler making 14.
There were 9 community service referrals with Judge Collier making 2 and Judge Kimbler making 7.
Judge Kimbler referred 1 probationer to home incarceration with electronic monitoring.
Judge Collier referred 1 defendant to the Department’s bond reporting officer.
There were 35 presentence investigation referrals with Judge Collier making 12 and Judge KImbler making 23.
Judge Kimbler referred 2 defendants for intervention in lieu of conviction reports.
Judge Kimbler referred 5 defendants to see if they were eligible to have their convictions expunged.
Judge Kimbler referred 1 defendant for a determination as to whether that defendant qualified for his mental health docket.
Editor’s Note: The references to Judge Kimbler above refer to assignments and referrals coming out of his courtroom. For most of November, Judge Kimbler was on medical leave and there were visiting judges handling his docket. Judge Kimbler resumed work on Monday, November 29, 2010.
Monday, December 06, 2010
Judge Kimbler Probation Violations for December 3, 2010
Below are the probation violations heard by Judge James Kimbler on Friday, December 3, 2010, as reported by Veronica Perry, Medina County Chief Probation Officer. The first line is the case number, the second line is the probationer's name, the third line is the name of the probation officer filing the violation, the fourth line is the hearing date and the fifth line is the violation disposition.
09CR0177
Price, Wallie
C. Copley
12/3/2010
PV Hearing - ISP; 18 days MCJ w/18 days credit; drug/alcohol assessment
07CR0592
Brown, William
J. Adams
12/3/2010
PV Hearing - Continued until 12/30/2010
09CR0127
Lovejoy, Heather
L. Lesko
12/3/2010
PV Hearing -Continued to Thursday 12/9/1020
09CR0396
Walsh, Brendan
H. Smith
12/3/2010
PV Hearing - PV will be Dismissed after Def. enters the Berea Children's Home Program and have re-assessment with Counselor, Ron Blue is completed.
09CR0177
Price, Wallie
C. Copley
12/3/2010
PV Hearing - ISP; 18 days MCJ w/18 days credit; drug/alcohol assessment
07CR0592
Brown, William
J. Adams
12/3/2010
PV Hearing - Continued until 12/30/2010
09CR0127
Lovejoy, Heather
L. Lesko
12/3/2010
PV Hearing -Continued to Thursday 12/9/1020
09CR0396
Walsh, Brendan
H. Smith
12/3/2010
PV Hearing - PV will be Dismissed after Def. enters the Berea Children's Home Program and have re-assessment with Counselor, Ron Blue is completed.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Judge Kimbler Probation Violations for November 19, 2010
Below are the probation violations that were heard on Friday, November 19, 2010 in Judge Kimbler's courtroom as reported by Veronica Perry, Medina County Chief Probation Officer. The violations were heard by a visiting judge appointed by the Ohio Supreme Court to handle Judge Kimbler's docket while he is out of the court recovering from surgery.
The first row is the case number; the second row is the Probation Officer assigned to the case; the third row is the hearing date; and the fourth row is the violation's disposition.
09CR0066
Barnum, Bradley
R. Newman
11/19/2010
PV - Dismissed
09CR0324
Holderbaum, Julie
L. Lesko
11/19/20010
PV - Continued to 12/16/10; def. let out on OR Bond
08CR0024
Lawson, Alison
C. Copley
11/19/2010
PV - Dismissed
The first row is the case number; the second row is the Probation Officer assigned to the case; the third row is the hearing date; and the fourth row is the violation's disposition.
09CR0066
Barnum, Bradley
R. Newman
11/19/2010
PV - Dismissed
09CR0324
Holderbaum, Julie
L. Lesko
11/19/20010
PV - Continued to 12/16/10; def. let out on OR Bond
08CR0024
Lawson, Alison
C. Copley
11/19/2010
PV - Dismissed
Monday, November 22, 2010
Judge Kimbler Probation Violations for November 18, 2010
Below are the probation violations that were heard on Thursday, November 18, 2010 in Judge Kimbler's courtroom as reported by Veronica Perry, Medina County Chief Probation Officer. The violations were heard by a visiting judge appointed by the Ohio Supreme Court to handle Judge Kimbler's docket while he is out of the court recovering from surgery.
The first row is the case number; the second row is the Probation Officer assigned to the case; the third row is the hearing date; and the fourth row is the violation's disposition.
06CR0647
Waddle, Marvin
L. Lesko
11/18/2010
PV - Continued untill 12/30/10
08CR0468
Hatfield, Melanie
K. Turchek
11/18/2010
PV - Contin. on CCS w/condition that she must attend and complete Tx at Legacy III and follow all recomm.; 3 'AA/NA mtgs wkly; costs assessed
08CR0303
McClain, Matthew
K. Turchek
11/18/2010
PV - Contin. on CCS; 24 hrs. comm. Service; complete STEPS; no smoking marijuana
07CR0198
Fox, Adam
R. Newman
11/18/2010
PV - Continue paying on CCS fees and restitution
07CR0435
Depew, Michael
R. Newman
11/18/2010
PV - Sentenced to time served. Probation terminated
09CR0500
Jelenic, Nicholas
M. Liebler
11/18/2010
PV - Continue on probation; ordered to BCH; have re-assessment w/counselor at APD
The first row is the case number; the second row is the Probation Officer assigned to the case; the third row is the hearing date; and the fourth row is the violation's disposition.
06CR0647
Waddle, Marvin
L. Lesko
11/18/2010
PV - Continued untill 12/30/10
08CR0468
Hatfield, Melanie
K. Turchek
11/18/2010
PV - Contin. on CCS w/condition that she must attend and complete Tx at Legacy III and follow all recomm.; 3 'AA/NA mtgs wkly; costs assessed
08CR0303
McClain, Matthew
K. Turchek
11/18/2010
PV - Contin. on CCS; 24 hrs. comm. Service; complete STEPS; no smoking marijuana
07CR0198
Fox, Adam
R. Newman
11/18/2010
PV - Continue paying on CCS fees and restitution
07CR0435
Depew, Michael
R. Newman
11/18/2010
PV - Sentenced to time served. Probation terminated
09CR0500
Jelenic, Nicholas
M. Liebler
11/18/2010
PV - Continue on probation; ordered to BCH; have re-assessment w/counselor at APD
Sunday, November 07, 2010
Judge James Kimbler Probation Violation Hearings for November 5, 2010
Medina County Chief Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that the following probation violation hearings were heard on November 5, 2010, by a visiting judge who was filling in for Judge James Kimbler who is off recovering from surgery:
Jason Moore was found to be in violation of his probation. He was giving nine days in jail with credit for nine days served. He was continued on community control sanctions with the condition that he comply with recommendations made by the Wayne County Common Pleas Court.
Melanie Hatfield entered a denial that she violated the terms and conditions of her supervision. Her case was continued until November 12, 2010. No bond was set.
DeAngelo McCraney was continued on community control sanctions. He was ordered to comply with all recommendations made by the Summit County Adult Probation Department, which is providing courtesy supervision. He must do 40 hours of community service by January 31, 2011. He is ordered to either be in school or employed and he must submit to random drug and alcohol screens.
Jason Moore was found to be in violation of his probation. He was giving nine days in jail with credit for nine days served. He was continued on community control sanctions with the condition that he comply with recommendations made by the Wayne County Common Pleas Court.
Melanie Hatfield entered a denial that she violated the terms and conditions of her supervision. Her case was continued until November 12, 2010. No bond was set.
DeAngelo McCraney was continued on community control sanctions. He was ordered to comply with all recommendations made by the Summit County Adult Probation Department, which is providing courtesy supervision. He must do 40 hours of community service by January 31, 2011. He is ordered to either be in school or employed and he must submit to random drug and alcohol screens.
Saturday, November 06, 2010
Medina County Adult Probation Department Report for October, 2010
Medina County Chief Adult Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that the following assignments and referrals were made by Judge Christopher Collier and Judge James Kimbler of the Common Pleas Court during October, 2010:
Intensive supervised probation assignments: Judge Kimbler made five and Judge Collier made three.
General supervision assignments: Judge Kimbler and Judge Collier each made five.
Home incarceration referrals: Judge Kimbler made two.
Community service referrals: Judge Kimbler made seven and Judge Collier made two.
Bond reporting referrals: Judge Kimbler made seven and Judge Collier made one.
Pre-sentence investigation referrals: Judge Kimbler made 25 and Judge Collier made 19.
Intervention in lieu of conviction referrals: Judge Kimbler made one.
Intervention in lieu of conviction motions granted: Judge Kimbler granted one.
Intensive supervised probation assignments: Judge Kimbler made five and Judge Collier made three.
General supervision assignments: Judge Kimbler and Judge Collier each made five.
Home incarceration referrals: Judge Kimbler made two.
Community service referrals: Judge Kimbler made seven and Judge Collier made two.
Bond reporting referrals: Judge Kimbler made seven and Judge Collier made one.
Pre-sentence investigation referrals: Judge Kimbler made 25 and Judge Collier made 19.
Intervention in lieu of conviction referrals: Judge Kimbler made one.
Intervention in lieu of conviction motions granted: Judge Kimbler granted one.
Saturday, October 23, 2010
Judge Kimbler Probation Violation Hearings for October 21, 2010
Medina County Chief Adult Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that Judge James Kimbler only had one probation violation hearing on Thursday, October 21, 2010. The probationer was Ashley Isenhart who admitted to the violation. Judge Kimbler ordered her to complete a drug/alcohol assessment; follow all treatment recommendations made the assessing agency; and continue on supervision by the Medina County Adult Probation Department. Court costs were waived.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Judge Kimbler's Probation Violations for October 18, 2010
Medina County Chief Adult Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that the following probation violations were heard by Judge Kimbler on October 18, 2010. The report is laid out as follows:
First row contains the Case No.
Second row contains the defendant's Name
Third row is the initials of the Probation Officer
Fourth row is the violation PV Hearing Date: 10/18/20010
Fifth row is Judge Kimbler's Disposition:
07CR0592
Brown, William
JA
10/18/2010
PV - Terminated IILOC; PSI ordered - Sent. On 12/3/2010
09CR0198
Johnson, Kevin
CC
10/18/2010
PV - 30 days MCJ w/25 days credit; obtain valid driver's license; obtain GED; make best efforts to obtain employment; must reside with mother in Columbus.
09CR0385
Garrett, Deshine
ML
10/18/2010
PV - Franklin Co. CBCF; Trans. to ISP for minimun of 134 days
07CR0605
McCraney, Deangelo
JA
10/18/2010
PV - Continued to 10/28/2010
07CR0336
Price, Douglas
KT
10/18/2010
PV - Violation dismissed; continue supervision
06CR0573
Alban, David
HS
10/18/2010
PV - Violation dismissed. Probation terminated
09CR0500
Jelenic, Nicholas
ML
10/18/2010
PV - Continued to 10/25/2010
08CR0218
Gray, Joshua
BB
10/18/2010
PV - Violation dismissed. Probation terminated
09CR0127
Lovejoy, Heather
LL
10/18/2010
PV - 6 months county jail w/9 days credit. Probation terminated
08CR0166
Green, Theresa
JA
10/18/2010
PV - Continued – hearing to be set at a later date
08CR0402
Amaya, Vincent
HS
10/18/2010
PV - 6 months MCJ w/66 days credit; costs waived; probation terminated upon completion of jail time.
09CR0391
Isenhart, Ashley
KT
10/18/2010
PV - Continued to 10/21/2010
First row contains the Case No.
Second row contains the defendant's Name
Third row is the initials of the Probation Officer
Fourth row is the violation PV Hearing Date: 10/18/20010
Fifth row is Judge Kimbler's Disposition:
07CR0592
Brown, William
JA
10/18/2010
PV - Terminated IILOC; PSI ordered - Sent. On 12/3/2010
09CR0198
Johnson, Kevin
CC
10/18/2010
PV - 30 days MCJ w/25 days credit; obtain valid driver's license; obtain GED; make best efforts to obtain employment; must reside with mother in Columbus.
09CR0385
Garrett, Deshine
ML
10/18/2010
PV - Franklin Co. CBCF; Trans. to ISP for minimun of 134 days
07CR0605
McCraney, Deangelo
JA
10/18/2010
PV - Continued to 10/28/2010
07CR0336
Price, Douglas
KT
10/18/2010
PV - Violation dismissed; continue supervision
06CR0573
Alban, David
HS
10/18/2010
PV - Violation dismissed. Probation terminated
09CR0500
Jelenic, Nicholas
ML
10/18/2010
PV - Continued to 10/25/2010
08CR0218
Gray, Joshua
BB
10/18/2010
PV - Violation dismissed. Probation terminated
09CR0127
Lovejoy, Heather
LL
10/18/2010
PV - 6 months county jail w/9 days credit. Probation terminated
08CR0166
Green, Theresa
JA
10/18/2010
PV - Continued – hearing to be set at a later date
08CR0402
Amaya, Vincent
HS
10/18/2010
PV - 6 months MCJ w/66 days credit; costs waived; probation terminated upon completion of jail time.
09CR0391
Isenhart, Ashley
KT
10/18/2010
PV - Continued to 10/21/2010
Friday, October 08, 2010
Judge Kimbler Probation Violations for October 7, 2010
07CR0592
Brown, William
JA
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until 10/15/10
08CR0301
Lisy, Michael
BB
10/7/2010
PV - 17 days MCJ w/17 days credit; Assess, w/Ron Blue; ISP; complete Crossroads Program
09CR0198
Johnson, Kevin
CC
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until next week - 10/14/10
09CR0385
Garrett, Deshine
ML
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until 10/15/10
07CR0605
McCraney, Deangelo
JA
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until 10/15/10
08CR0534
Patman, Marsha
BB
10/7/2010
PV - 7 days MCJ w/7 days credit; pay restitution of $17.70; costs and supervision fees waived; terminate upon payment of restitution
09CR0101
Flinn, Zachary
LL
10/7/2010
PV - 1 yr. Prison w/credit for 166 days to run c/c/w case 08CR0308; costs waived.
08CR0308
Flinn, Zachary
LL
10/7/2010
PV - 1 yr. Prison w/credit for 182 days to run c/c/w case 09CR0101; costs waived.
08CR0325
Lackey, Benjamin
HS
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until 10/21/10
09CR0310
Gorgan, Richard
KT
10/7/2010
PV - 30 days MCJ w/10 days credit; continue on Probation
07CR0336
Prie, Douglas
KT
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until Friday 10/15/10
06CR0573
Alban, David
HS
10/7/2010
PV - Rescheduled for 10/15/10
09CR0206
Dotson, Mark
BB
10/7/2010
PV - PV dismissed; continue on supervision
09CR0407
Finklea, Eric
BB
10/7/2010
PV - PV dismissed; continue on supervision
08CR0256
Finklea, Eric
BB
10/7/2010
PV - PV dismissed; continue on supervision
Brown, William
JA
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until 10/15/10
08CR0301
Lisy, Michael
BB
10/7/2010
PV - 17 days MCJ w/17 days credit; Assess, w/Ron Blue; ISP; complete Crossroads Program
09CR0198
Johnson, Kevin
CC
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until next week - 10/14/10
09CR0385
Garrett, Deshine
ML
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until 10/15/10
07CR0605
McCraney, Deangelo
JA
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until 10/15/10
08CR0534
Patman, Marsha
BB
10/7/2010
PV - 7 days MCJ w/7 days credit; pay restitution of $17.70; costs and supervision fees waived; terminate upon payment of restitution
09CR0101
Flinn, Zachary
LL
10/7/2010
PV - 1 yr. Prison w/credit for 166 days to run c/c/w case 08CR0308; costs waived.
08CR0308
Flinn, Zachary
LL
10/7/2010
PV - 1 yr. Prison w/credit for 182 days to run c/c/w case 09CR0101; costs waived.
08CR0325
Lackey, Benjamin
HS
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until 10/21/10
09CR0310
Gorgan, Richard
KT
10/7/2010
PV - 30 days MCJ w/10 days credit; continue on Probation
07CR0336
Prie, Douglas
KT
10/7/2010
PV - Continued until Friday 10/15/10
06CR0573
Alban, David
HS
10/7/2010
PV - Rescheduled for 10/15/10
09CR0206
Dotson, Mark
BB
10/7/2010
PV - PV dismissed; continue on supervision
09CR0407
Finklea, Eric
BB
10/7/2010
PV - PV dismissed; continue on supervision
08CR0256
Finklea, Eric
BB
10/7/2010
PV - PV dismissed; continue on supervision
Tuesday, October 05, 2010
Medina County Adult Probation Department Report for September, 2010
Medina County Chief Adult Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that the Medina County Common Pleas Judges did the following in September, 2010:
Six defendants were put on Intensive Supervised Probation, four by Judge Kimbler and two by Judge Collier.
Ten defendants were placed on General Supervision by the Probation Department, six by Judge Collier and four by Judge Kimbler.
Judge Kimbler ordered 10 defendants to do community service as part of their non-residential community control sanctions.
Ten defendants were referred to the Department's Bond Reporting Officer, seven by Judge Kimbler and three by Judge Collier.
Judge Kimbler made 26 referrals for pre-sentence investigations and Judge Collier made 16.
Judge Kimbler referred three defendants for Intervention in Lieu of Incarceration Eligibility Reports.
Three referrals were made for reports on whether the defendants can have their criminal records expunged, one by Judge Kimbler and two by Judge Collier.
Judge Kimbler referred one defendant for an evaluation of eligibility for his Mental Health Docket.
Six defendants were put on Intensive Supervised Probation, four by Judge Kimbler and two by Judge Collier.
Ten defendants were placed on General Supervision by the Probation Department, six by Judge Collier and four by Judge Kimbler.
Judge Kimbler ordered 10 defendants to do community service as part of their non-residential community control sanctions.
Ten defendants were referred to the Department's Bond Reporting Officer, seven by Judge Kimbler and three by Judge Collier.
Judge Kimbler made 26 referrals for pre-sentence investigations and Judge Collier made 16.
Judge Kimbler referred three defendants for Intervention in Lieu of Incarceration Eligibility Reports.
Three referrals were made for reports on whether the defendants can have their criminal records expunged, one by Judge Kimbler and two by Judge Collier.
Judge Kimbler referred one defendant for an evaluation of eligibility for his Mental Health Docket.
Sunday, October 03, 2010
Judge Kimbler's Probation Violations for September 30, 2010
Medina County Chief Adult Probation Officer Veronica Perry reports that the following defendants had probation violations heard on Thursday, September 30 by Judge Kimbler:
09CR0192
Harmon, Jeffrey
B. Burcham
9/30/2010
PV - To be assessed for CBCF; to stay in jail; ISP; costs waived
06CR0161
McCoy, Michael
C. Copley
9/30/2010
PV - Denial - Continued to a later date
09CR0310
Gorgan, Richard
K. Turchek
9/30/2010
PV - denies; Continued for 1 week
07CR0604
Bartoe, Jacob
B. Burcham
9/30/2010
PV - 6 months Prison to run c/c/w/Cuyahoga Co. case w/35 days credit; 6 mos OL susp.; CC waived
09CR0584
Peck, Michael
L. Lesko
9/30/2010
PV - 90 days in MCJ w/credit for 445 days; all CC waived Supervision Terminated
09CR0380
Hannahs, Diana
R. Newman
9/30/2010
PV - 1 yr. Prison w/143 days credit to run c/c/w/case 08CR0451; all outstanding CC waived. Prob. Terminated
08CR0451
Hannahs, Diana
R. Newman
9/30/2010
PV - 1yr. Prison w/153 days to run c/c/w/case 09CR0380; a;; outstanding CC waived. Pro. Terminated
08CR0218
Gray, Joshua
B. Burcham
9/30/2010
PV - Continued to 10/15/10 - Def. instructed to call PO on 10/4/10
04CR0606
Storm, James
H. Smith
9/30/2010
PV - 180 days MCJ w/103 days credit; all costs waived; supervision terminated
Editor's Note: The numbers and name that appear in bold type are the case number and defendant's name. The next line contains the probation officer's name. The third line is the date that the alleged violation was heard. The fourth line is the disposition. The initials "cc" is an abbreviation for the words "court costs." The initials "ISP" are an abbreviation for the words "intensive supervised probation." The initials "MCJ" are an abbreviation for the words "Medina County Jail." The initials "PV" are an abbreviation for the words "probation violation."
09CR0192
Harmon, Jeffrey
B. Burcham
9/30/2010
PV - To be assessed for CBCF; to stay in jail; ISP; costs waived
06CR0161
McCoy, Michael
C. Copley
9/30/2010
PV - Denial - Continued to a later date
09CR0310
Gorgan, Richard
K. Turchek
9/30/2010
PV - denies; Continued for 1 week
07CR0604
Bartoe, Jacob
B. Burcham
9/30/2010
PV - 6 months Prison to run c/c/w/Cuyahoga Co. case w/35 days credit; 6 mos OL susp.; CC waived
09CR0584
Peck, Michael
L. Lesko
9/30/2010
PV - 90 days in MCJ w/credit for 445 days; all CC waived Supervision Terminated
09CR0380
Hannahs, Diana
R. Newman
9/30/2010
PV - 1 yr. Prison w/143 days credit to run c/c/w/case 08CR0451; all outstanding CC waived. Prob. Terminated
08CR0451
Hannahs, Diana
R. Newman
9/30/2010
PV - 1yr. Prison w/153 days to run c/c/w/case 09CR0380; a;; outstanding CC waived. Pro. Terminated
08CR0218
Gray, Joshua
B. Burcham
9/30/2010
PV - Continued to 10/15/10 - Def. instructed to call PO on 10/4/10
04CR0606
Storm, James
H. Smith
9/30/2010
PV - 180 days MCJ w/103 days credit; all costs waived; supervision terminated
Editor's Note: The numbers and name that appear in bold type are the case number and defendant's name. The next line contains the probation officer's name. The third line is the date that the alleged violation was heard. The fourth line is the disposition. The initials "cc" is an abbreviation for the words "court costs." The initials "ISP" are an abbreviation for the words "intensive supervised probation." The initials "MCJ" are an abbreviation for the words "Medina County Jail." The initials "PV" are an abbreviation for the words "probation violation."
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